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Story by Brandon Bieltz, University Communications Students at the UNC School of Law’s Military and Veterans Law Clinic help veterans fight for upgrades or corrections in military discharges to make …

Students practicing in simulated courtroom proceedings will now earn experiential learning course credits. One UNC School of Law’s many student activities recently got an academic makeover. Since its inception in …

For the Class of 2020, remote classes, no graduation and an uncertain future dominated their world. Amid this uncertainty, these graduates were asked to dig deep and study for the …

Clean, safe drinking water is essential for every home. An estimated 3 million people in North Carolina rely on well water for their drinking water. Many of the contaminants in …

In July 2021, the UNC School of Law named Craig T. Smith, a clinical professor of law and assistant dean for the Writing and Learning Resource Center (WLRC) at, to …

The future of the U.S. Supreme Court, its credibility and its role in checking the other two branches of government were among the topics discussed during a 90-minute panel discussion …

UNC-Chapel Hill’s Chancellor Kevin M. Guskiewicz and Provost Robert A. Blouin announced the appointment of UNC School of Law Dean Martin H. Brinkley ’92 as one of the University’s William …

In 2019, Kevin Bennardo, clinical professor of law, authored “The Location of Holographic Wills,” published in the North Carolina Law Review. Bennardo then submitted a proposal to the North Carolina Statutes Commission to …

UNC School of Law’s Ransdell Distinguished Professor of Law, Carissa Byrne Hessick, makes the case against plea bargaining in her new book, “Punishment Without Trial: Why Plea Bargaining is a …

Together with UnidosUS and UNC Center for Community Capital, UNC School of Law released the second report arising out of a generous grant from Lumina Foundation to study the relationship …