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The Yale Law School community is a vibrant center of intellectual activity. Thought-provoking opinion pieces by faculty. Cutting-edge research and proposals from our centers and workshops. Innovative projects by students. And new publications that explore the law in all its complex and fascinating detail. The stories below provide a glimpse into the intellectual life of this rich community of scholars and teachers.

The Death of Corporate Reputation—A New Book by Professor Jonathan Macey ’86

Saving the Neighborhood—A book by Richard R.W. Brooks and Carol M. Rose

Examining America’s Unwritten Constitution — A book by Professor Akhil Amar '84

Why Yale Law School is a Terrific Choice for Corporate Law

The End of Energy—A book by Professor Michael Graetz

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The Intersection of Theory and Practice

Karim Youssef ’02 LLM, ’08 JSD—A View of Tahrir Square

An Examination of Justice and Politics in the Bible

Kristen Jackson ’02 – What COAP Means to Me

Kirby Simon Summer Fellows Tell Their Stories

Representing Justice: Invention, Controversy, and Rights in City-States and Democratic Courtrooms—a book by Professors Judith Resnik and Dennis Curtis ’66

Public Interest Careers – Legacy of Apartheid

New Clinic Focuses on Global Poverty Lawyering

Shirley Adelson Siegel ’41—A New Experience at the End of Her Career

YLS Students Assist the Extraordinary Courts in the Chambers of Cambodia

Yale Law School Legal Scholarship Repository Gives Global Open Access to Legal Articles

If it offends your sense of justice, there is a fellowship

A Force in the Fight for Juvenile Health Care Coverage in California—Benji Plener ’09

Gina Raimondo ’98 – Taking on the ‘Third Rail’ of Politics

Living Originalism and Constitutional Redemption — Two New Books by Professor Jack Balkin

Legality—a book by Professor Scott Shapiro

Understanding America: The Anatomy of an Exceptional Nation—A book edited by Professor Peter H. Schuck and James Q. Wilson

Public Interest Careers – Internet Policy

Dishonorable Passions: Sodomy Laws in America, 1861–2003—A Book by Professor William Eskridge ’78

Ph.D. in Law the Latest Innovation in Legal Education Offered by Yale

Public Interest Careers – Aids Advocacy

Paul Mandell ’98—Following the Entrepreneurial Spirit

Kate Kimpel ’06—Fighting for a Fair Workplace

Protecting Children’s Legal Rights

Lawyer Statesman 101

The Dictates of Justice: Essays on Law and Human Rights — A book by Professor Owen Fiss

Yale Law Federalist Society Flourishes

Pedaling for a Purpose—Amanda Lawrence ’02

Public Interest Careers – New Haven’s Housing Department

Richard Buery ’97—A Continuing Commitment to Social Justice

Democracy, Expertise, and Academic Freedom: A First Amendment Jurisprudence for the Modern State — A new book by Dean Robert C. Post ’77

Beyond the Book—The Expansion of Experiential Learning

Making Law School More Affordable—Philip Schrag ’67

Yale Law School Enrolls in iTunes U

New YLS Clinic Offers Legal Assistance to Connecticut Veterans

YLS Clinic Students Help With Promise to New Haven College Hopefuls

The Origins of Reasonable Doubt: Theological Roots of the Criminal Trial

Public Interest Careers – Victims of Police Abuse

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