Duke Law Journal Hosts Its 54th Annual Administrative Law Symposium: On Democracy in the Administrative State
Please join us for Duke Law Journal’s 54th Annual Administrative Law Symposium. The theme of this year’s Symposium is “On Democracy in the Administrative State.” The Symposium will take place in Room 3041 at Duke Law School on Friday, March 22, from...Profs. Joseph Blocher & Brandon Garrett Discuss “Fact Stripping” with Judge Paul Grimm
November 9, 2023 Last month, Professors Joseph Blocher and Brandon Garrett discussed their recent Article, “Fact Stripping,” with Judge Paul Grimm, the director of the Bolch Judicial Institute. Listen to their conversation below, and read their Article...Volume 73 Celebrates Duke & Durham in Issue One
September 30, 2023 | By Miranda Campbell Kerrigan, Vol. 73 Editor-in-Chief The three years we spend as students at Duke Law and in Durham shape us— as legal thinkers and as people. And so, as we open Volume 73 of Duke Law Journal, we begin with a celebration of our...Call for Submissions for Student Essay Competition
The Duke Law Journal (DLJ) is excited to announce its second-ever online essay competition! The competition is open to all current Duke Law 2Ls who are not on an exclusive journal. Up to two winning submissions will be selected for publication in the DLJ Online in...DLJ Online
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Volume 73
Spring 2023 Issue
“Corpus Linguistics and the Original Public Meaning of the Sixteenth Amendment”
Thomas R. Lee, Lawrence B. Solum, James C. Phillips, and Jesse A. Egbert | PDF
Volume 73
Fall 2023 Issue
“Creditors Strike Back: The Return of the Cooperation Agreement”
Samir D. Parikh | PDF
“Inside the Internet”
Nick Merrill & Tejas N. Narechania | PDF
“101 Lawyers: Attorney Appearances in Twitter v. Musk“
Andrew K. Jennings | PDF
“All Grown Up: Qualified Immunity, Student Rights, and the Way Forward”
Matthew McKnight & Angela Guo | PDF
“Looking Backward to Move Forward: Ending the “History and Tradition” of Gun Violence Against the LGBTQ+ Community”
Brett V. Ries | PDF
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