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Columbia Law Professors Tackle Free Speech, Climate Engineering, Open-Data Policies, and More

Associate Professor Kellen Funk, who specializes in legal history and pretrial procedure, discusses the U.S. bail system and reform efforts.

Four new clinics focus on social entrepreneurship, community advocacy, securities arbitration, and health justice.

Associate Professor Maeve Glass ’09 will teach a new seminar on the legal history of American slavery.

Justin McCrary is a teacher and scholar with expertise in policing, crime, securities, antitrust, and empirical methods in the law.

In concurring opinion, Judge Nina Pillard references Pozen’s law review article, “Freedom of Information Beyond the Freedom of Information Act.”

Associate Professor Kellen Funk uses data science and focuses on current issues, such as the American bail system.

Colleen Shanahan ’03 will establish a new community justice clinic as part of Columbia Law School’s expansion of its experiential learning programs.

Students gain hands-on experience in battles over the powers of states and cities, led by Professors Gillian Metzger, Olatunde Johnson, and Jessica Bulman-Pozen

White House veteran Avril Haines named a fellow at the Human Rights Institute and National Security Law Program, and a senior researcher for Columbia World Projects.