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There’s no such thing as ‘absolute immunity’ for former presidents

How Congress Can Protect Abortion Rights Without Codifying Roe

Jan. 6 attack on multiracial democracy requires Senate to protect freedom to vote

Civil Access to Justice Clinic-Family Division Will Launch In Spring 2022

2021: The Year Democracy in America Died

In Memoriam: Harry Reid, JD ‘64, HON ‘05

Intellectual Property at GW Law announces Barbara Lauriat as the 2021-2023 Frank H. Marks Intellectual Property Law Fellow

Professor Sonia Suter was published in The Hill for her opinion on the Supreme Court's oral arguments last week in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization

The International and Comparative Law Program and Equality Now joined efforts to launch a new report, which reviews gaps, voids, and loopholes in the laws addressing sexual violence in 43 jurisdictions in the Americas.

Procurement Law Program Builds Capacity in Emerging Economies

GW Law Clinic to Provide Legal Resources Focused on Worker Cooperatives through New Partnership

Watch Now: Professor Stephen Saltzburg discussed how the self-defense argument played out in Rittenhouse and Arbery trials