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Our Moment, Our Momentum: The GW Centuries Celebration Weekend
The culmination of our bicentennial includes in-person events, Commencement for Classes of '20 and '21, opportunities to honor Monumental Alumni, and a Bicentennial Bash!
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Testimony: Season Two
Dean Dayna Bowen Matthew interviews members of the GW Law faculty on their recent scholarship, bringing the voices of legal experts to the public sphere.
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SBA Resolution on January 6, 2021
After the destructive events at the Capitol on January 6, GW Law's SBA created a resolution to express their "consternation, grave concern, and fullest condemnation."
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The Insurrection at the Capitol: A Discussion by GW Law Scholars
Watch GW Law experts as they discuss the January 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol and its legal implications.
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Visions of Change: A Series on Racial Justice in American Law
Join us for a powerful series that examines the role of race in health care, criminal law, commercial law, and civil justice.
20th & H
Stephen Saltzburg Honored with ABA’s 2021 John H. Pickering Achievement Award
August 13, 2021
Professor Joan S. Meier Appointed to Blue-Ribbon Commission on Forensic Custody Evaluations
August 03, 2021
Professor Kate Weisburd Receives Reidenberg-Kerr Award for Research
August 03, 2021
Beyond the Capital
States Must Rethink Wrongful Conviction Compensation Laws
September 15, 2021
In an essay for Law360, Professor Jeffrey Gutman analyzes wrongful conviction compensation data from the National Registry of Exonerations, and argues for state-level reforms and dat
The Powell Doctrine could have helped us avoid the Afghanistan debacle
September 10, 2021
Richard J. Pierce, Jr writes for The Hill about how Colin Powell's criteria for military action could have prevented the Afghanistan crisis.
Listen Now: Professor Lee is featured for her work on the Use of Force in Police Reform in Legal-Ease Podcast
September 10, 2021
Cynthia Lee discusses statutory reforms for police who use excessive or deadly force against civilians and how reforming the norms of use of force can be achieved.
Maria Soledad Sternke
JD '17
"The professors here have an open-door policy for students. Even if your goals are not necessarily in their field, they’re truly interested in helping you along your path."
Upcoming Events
September
20
Monday
GW Law Public Interest Reception
4:30pm—6:30pm
September
21
Tuesday
GW Law in New York Information Session
11:00am—11:30am
September
22
Wednesday
September
22
Wednesday
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