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New Class, New World: Orientation 2023

What’s a cold call again? Members of the J.D. Class of 2026 and the LL.M. Class of 2024 kicked off their Columbia Law experience and got the scoop from current students, professors, and Dean Gillian Lester.

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How I Got Here: James Cadogan ’06

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Digital Empires: Inside the Global Battle to Regulate Technology With Anu Bradford

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From His Students: Book Pays Tribute to George A. Bermann ’75 LL.M.

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Michèle Stephenson ’95: Storytelling Through the Lens of Human Rights

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Meet the 2023 Max Berger ’71 Public Interest/Public Service Fellows

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Dean Gillian Lester on AI and the Future of Work

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Kristina Milbourn ’22 E.LL.M.: Finding the Meaning of a Columbia Law Degree

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In Memoriam: Professor Emeritus Edward Lloyd

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What’s 1L Year Really Like? Ask the Class of 2025

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A Career Propelled by Columbia Law School’s Graduate Degree Programs: Ben Chen ’16 LL.M., ’19 J.S.D.

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“Under the Eighth Amendment, execution by nitrogen is surely unusual because it has never been used as a method of execution in this country or elsewhere, as far as we know. It is also likely to cause needless agony and suffering in the execution chamber. Plus, the threat of a second attempt at execution under circumstances of human experimentation is unconscionably cruel.”

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The Trial of Sam Bankman-Fried, Explained

  • Daniel Richman
| Wired Magazine
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Google Prepares for Biggest U.S. Antitrust Showdown Since Microsoft

  • John C. Coffee, Jr.
| Financial Times
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Financial Titans Ready Fight Over ‘Too-Big-to-Fail’ Threat

  • Kathryn Judge
| Bloomberg
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As Shutdown Looms, House Impeachment Inquiry of Biden Commences

  • Philip C. Bobbitt
| The Washington Post
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AI and the Next Great Tech Shift

  • Anu Bradford
| Financial Times
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‘Truly a David and Goliath Case’: Six Young People Take 32 Countries to Court in Unprecedented Case

  • Michael Gerrard
| CNN
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The Case That Will Determine the Future of Tech

  • Timothy Wu
| Amanpour & Company
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Family Court Is Beyond Reform With Jane Spinak

  • Jane M. Spinak
| WORT Radio
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Alabama Has a Horrible New Way of Killing People on Death Row

  • Bernard E. Harcourt
| The New York Times
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The Legal Fight Over Tesla’s Ban on Workers Wearing Union Shirts

  • Kate Andrias
| Bloomberg Law Podcast

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