Duke Reaches Finals of WTO Moot Court Competition
A Duke Law teams will travel to Geneva in May for the finals of the prestigious "EMC2" WTO Moot Court Competition

ICTY Judge discusses challenges of international criminal court, tribunals
Theodor Meron gives keynote address of Duke Law School's International Week.

Woman in rendition case sues for immunity
Professor Curtis Bradley explains the legal limits to claims of consular immunity. » The New York Times

Duke Law mourns Federico Carvallo LLM’09
LLM graduate died Sunday in a polo accident in his home country of Chile.

New ad-hoc course to study social justice in Brazil
Unique seminar will include an international spring break service trip.

Duke Law awards first environmental law certificates
LLM students recognized for specialized study in growing field.

Horowitz cautions against U.S. push for comprehensive Mideast peace agreement
With sustained peace unlikely, aggressive push for agreement could do more harm than good, writes Prof. Donald Horowitz. » The American Interest

Spring seminar examines housing issues in East Jerusalem
Prof. Curtis Bradley will lead seminar that includes Mideast field research.