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Renowned public law scholar and faculty co-director of the Law School’s Center for Constitutional Governance recognized for her exceptional commitment to helping tenure-track and mid-career faculty progress as scholars and teachers.

Columbia Law experts explain how impeachment works, what is a high crime or misdemeanor, and what other legal and constitutional governance issues impeachment raises.

Columbia Law faculty influence court decisions and advance legal theory when they submit “friend-of-the-court” briefs to the Supreme Court and other jurisdictions.

Standoffs between states and the federal government, and states and cities, are increasingly common. Columbia Law professors examine the impact and propose solutions.

The beloved alumna and former professor returned to campus for a discussion on impact litigation and a private dinner in honor of her 25th anniversary on the Supreme Court.

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

The playbooks that guide federal agencies deserve deference, Professor Gillian Metzger ’96 argues.

In a Q&A with the Columbia News team, the constitutional law scholar addresses cases to watch and how Justice Gorsuch might change the court.

Columbia Law School professors gather to discuss immigration, federalism, free speech, and executive orders.

Scholars Argue that Supreme Court Should Reverse the Fifth Circuit and Hold Texas's Abortion Regulations Unconstitutional