John M. Conley, UNC School of Law Civil procedure, intellectual property, biotechnology and the law, and a professional responsibility course that focuses on the empirical study of the legal profession.
Brandon L. Garrett, Duke Law Criminal justice outcomes; evidence, and constitutional rights; forensic science; eyewitness identiication; corporate crime; constitutional rights and habeas corpus; and criminal justice policy.
Monica C. Bell, Yale Law School Criminal justice; welfare law; housing, race and the law; qualitative research methods; and law and sociology.
Marie-Amélie George, Wake Forest University School of Law LGBTQ rights; civil procedure and family law; sexuality and gender law; how and why laws have changed, as well as the ways ...
Kerrel Murray, UNC School of Law Property law; race and the law; law and democracy; administrative law; constitutional law.
Nirej Sekhon, Georgia State University College of Law Relationships between criminal procedure, criminalization, and political culture. Evaluating criminal justice norms and institutions through the lenses of democracy and equality theory.
Dara Purvis, Penn State Law Family law; feminist legal theory; contract law; sexuality and the law; gender stereotypes and the law; neutralizing reforms, in the context of how the law ...
Tü bingen University expressly supports the freedom of research and academia, the freedom of expression, the equality of all human beings, respect for human dignity, peaceful coexistence, and protection of ...
This event is canceled. Scholarship Roundtable Scholarship Roundtable: “Writing the Scholarly Monograph.” John Conley, Max Eichner, Michael Gerhardt, Eric Muller, John Orth.
This event is canceled. Molly Worthen, UNC Department of History North American religious and intellectual history, particularly the ideas and culture of conservative Christianity; global Christianity, North American religious and ...
