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Student-run publication launches Volume 21 with scholarship on AI, criminal justice, incarceration rights, and environmental law
Student-run publication launches Volume 21 with scholarship on AI, criminal justice, incarceration rights, and environmental law
UMass Law Librarian Katelyn Golsby presented a workshop on using ChatGPT in the classroom.
Professor Duncan was featured on EWTN News for Ruth Pakaluk’s cause for canonization
Second-place finish in New York State Bar Association competition recognizes scholarship on disability law
Professor Lyness presented his work in progress “The (Limited) American Right to Roam” at the 2025 Early Environmental Law Scholars Conference.
Leo Yu Presented at the AALS Annual Conference about the TikTok ban, China, and Historical Materialism.
Professor Anna-Marie Tabor presents recent work Reverse Wealth Transfers: Providing Tax Relief for Workers Who Support Older Generations at UMichigan’s Social Equality and the Law Symposium.