Endowment will annually honor top constitutional law students, cultivating future leaders in a key legal discipline.
The University of Miami Law Review, celebrating its 80th anniversary this year, examined how shifts in legal doctrine have impacted democratic accountability and the rule of law.
Professor Michael Froomkin created the course and brought in an elite group of distinguished legal experts to explore the current interpretation of executive power.
Professor Caroline Mala Corbin is a noted constitutional scholar on First Amendment issues relating to freedom of speech and freedom of religion.
The article, A Critical Race Theory Analysis of Critical Race Theory Bans, was published by UC Irvine Law Review.
A constitutional and criminal law expert, Professor Jones is the author of four books.
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Miami provides educational, intellectual, and social enrichment to individuals 50 years and older.
Belle Torek and Ariana Aboulafia, both J.D. '20, shared their research on disinformation and the First Amendment at Yale Law School's 11th annual Freedom of Expression Scholars Conference in April.
In Season 10, Episode 13, constitutional scholar Professor Corbin wades into assaults on women’s rights.
The attorney who led the fight to return a Black beach resort to the descendants of the original owners in landmark reparations case speaks at Miami Law. An exoneree, now a successful defense attorney, shares his experience navigating the legal system following a wrongful conviction at age 17.