In some parts of Asia, courts have made great strides advancing LGBT rights by, for example, ruling in favor of same-sex marriage or the legal recognition of nonbinary gender. In contrast, courts in other parts of Asia have entrenched LGBTQ subordination. Professor Holning Lau will discuss his research on this fragmented legal landscape. He will ...
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.
Barbara A. Fedders, UNC School of Law Youth justice; children’s rights; children sexuality and the law; criminal defense; juvenile and criminal justice systems.
November Meeting - Semester Overview
Sign ups for Winter Break pro bono projects. Details will follow soon.
The Death Penalty Project has partnered with an undergraduate group to host a NC Racial Justice Act event. Elizabeth Hambourger from the Center for Death Penalty Litigation and Senator Floyd Mckissick are expected to speak. The event is open to all and food will be provided! Classroom 5046
Go Cafe! Contact person is Stephanie Schantz with International Programs and LL.M.
Session One: 9:30 to 12 Session Two: 1:00 to 3:30 University of North Carolina School of Law, Room 5052 Expert testimony can be critical to the outcome of asylum hearings. Academics and others with knowledge of country conditions, and medical and mental health professionals can harness their expertise to support asylum-seekers fleeing harm. This training ...
Join us in welcoming David Brown & Pam Keenan of Apex Immigration Services (AIS) to UNC Law. Come hear from these two speakers how to use your legal skills to address a pressing need in our world. Last year, CLS's work in partnership with AIS won the UNC Public Service Award. Come hear how you ...
Kevin Scott Haeberle, William & Mary Law School Corporate and Securities Law with focus on the regulation of secondary markets, inancial economics, and market-microstructure economics.
