Notes and Renderings
Two Professors Hit the Road for Dual Deanships
It is extremely unusual when two leading law schools choose outside deans in a single year and extraordinary if both come from the same institution, but...
A Supreme Achievement
For the first time, four recent NYU School of Law graduates were selected to clerk at the United States Supreme Court in the same term. Justice...
Nelson v. Campbell: Life and Death Litigation
On May 24, 2004, NYU School of Law Professor Bryan Stevenson won a 9-0 victory in the United States Supreme Court, enjoining the execution of David...
Ending Executions
Call him the international law version of a volunteer firefighter. NYU School of Law professor Philip Alston has a new part-time gig this year: heading off...
Chronicling Drought
On a Fulbright scholarship to Brazil in 2000, Nicholas Arons (’04, LL.M. ’05) planned to write articles about the effects of drought. He traveled throughout droughtplagued...
Caliphs and the Constitution
Ever since his appointment as a constitutional law consultant to the Iraq Coalition Provisional Authority last year, New York University School of Law Professor, Noah Feldman,...
Joining Forces to Ease Suffering
In an overdue conference, human rights activists and development experts found they share common goals. Development experts and human rights activists are logical allies, but until...
