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SEC chair Gary Gensler discusses cryptocurrency regulation and the courts in conversation with Robert Jackson
Cryptocurrency, shareholder democracy, and the role of courts in regulating markets were just a few of the topics covered when Gary Gensler, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), ...
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NYU Law's MS CRS program draws veterans to train for responding to cybersecurity threats
When Wade Warden MS CRS ’25 was serving as a Navy SEAL crisis response operator, his job was to analyze and respond to any ...
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Dispute Systems Design: How to Create Effective Strategies in Victim Compensation Funds
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Experts forecast the legal landscape as votes are counted
Bauer raised another risk of a delayed vote count: it puts pressure on the process of certifying the state outcomes. “One of ...
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Student Spotlight: Mackenzie Harrigan ’26
Mackenzie Harrigan. What led you down the path of becoming a lawyer? If you couldn’t be a lawyer, what would be your ...
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Bryan Stevenson to receive Moynihan Prize and Stockholm Prize in Criminology
Bryan Stevenson, Aronson Family Professor of Criminal Justice, has been named the recipient of both the Daniel Patrick Moynihan Prize, which will be presented this month and the Stockholm Prize in ...
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A Conversation with Xuan W Tay on working with the ICJ
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Respectfully Dissent—The Problem of Judicial Review
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A kidney transplant, Ukraine, and getting fired by Trump: Elliot Kaye ’04 reflects on an eventful career
Elliot Kaye ’04 has had a varied and illustrious career: former chair of the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), senior vice president of policy at food relief nonprofit World Central ...
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“Writing International Law” with Jose Alvarez
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