UNC School of Law’s Prosecutors and Politics Project released a report today analyzing prosecutor lobbying in all 50 states. “Prosecutor Lobbying in the States, 2015-2018,” the result of a multi-year …

In the fall of 2020, UNC School of Law established the country’s first Critical Race Lawyering Civil Rights Clinic to teach students how to merge the theoretical frameworks offered by …

By Jess Clarke When Carolina Law Professor Alexa Z. Chew began practicing law, she was asked to write letters to sweepstakes winners about their obligations and contractual terms of the …

By Jess Clarke Carolina Law Professor Holning Lau first visited mainland China in 1988, a year before the Tiananmen Square massacre in Beijing, in which government troops killed some of …

By Jess Clarke A petition filed by foreign domestic workers, aided by UNC School of Law students and human rights and legal advocacy groups, has been moved forward to the …

When the U.S. Supreme Court recognizes a law professor’s scholarship, it can be both an honor and a surprise. “There isn’t a formal communication letting you know that you’ve been …

Law schools are constantly battling the myth that law school applications are down each year. For Carolina Law, this simply isn’t true. And we have the numbers to prove it. …

Bianca Mack, Carolina Law’s assistant dean for admissions, was recently selected to join the University Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Council as a council member. Created in May 2020, the University …

UNC School of Law is pleased to share that over the next 12 months, Professors Ifeoma Ajunwa and Osamudia James will join our faculty, bringing with them expertise in labor …