Program in Public Law
The Program in Public Law promotes better understanding of our nation’s public institutions, of the Constitutional framework in which they function, and of the principles and laws that apply to the work of public officials.
About the Program in Public Law
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News
- Griffin, Dellinger comment on president's legal strategy against impeachment Los Angeles Times
- Griffin: Congress has few effective options for enforcing subpoenas in impeachment inquiry Here and Now
- Siegel examines history of 19th Amendment and its contemporary implications in new essay Balkinization
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Young, Siegel co-author scholars briefs in cases before Supreme Court
- Dunlap: “There can be no fact or perception of any sort of political litmus test for military service” Military Times
- Watch video of Miller debating scope of Second Amendment rights at University of Utah event University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law
- Justice Ginsburg remembers Justice Stevens, discusses Court tenure and latest term at Duke Law event National Review
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Justice Ginsburg reflects on longevity, Court collegiality, and dysfunction in confirmation process during annual Duke Law conversation
- Justice Ginsburg laments confirmation dysfunction, praises Court's collegiality during Duke D.C. Summer Institute talk Bloomberg Law
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Bruton ’16 to clerk on Supreme Court for Justice Alito following Bristow Fellowship
