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Going Private: Emma Kaufman uncovers the neglected history of private criminal prosecution—and how it survives today
It’s usually taken as a given in the United States that the power to prosecute criminal cases belongs exclusively to the ...
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Breon Peace ’96 and Justice Rosalie Silberman Abella to speak at NYU Law Convocation
Peace served as US attorney for the Eastern District of New York from October 2021 to January 2025. Previously, Peace was a ...
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Richard Revesz talks about putting his scholarship into practice at the White House
These are fields Revesz knows well. Long a leading scholar of administrative and environmental law, he also founded NYU Law’s ...
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NYU Law Forum examines the state of law and policy for states in Trump’s second term
On February 5, amid the Trump administration’s push to dramatically transform the federal government, an NYU Law Forum, ...
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Student Spotlight: Dylan Erikson ’26
My podcast rotation is mainly just a mix of news and legal podcasts, but I’ll plug two of my favorites that just happen to be ...
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Alfred Engelberg ’65 recalls his pioneering work in the generic drug industry
During his remarkable career, Alfred Engelberg ’65 has been a chemical engineer, a trial attorney at the US Department of Justice, a patent lawyer, a philanthropist—and an author. In his new book, ...
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Former OMB director Shalanda Young joins NYU Law as distinguished scholar in residence
Shalanda Young, former director of the US Office of Management and Budget (OMB), has joined NYU Law as a distinguished scholar in residence, Dean Troy McKenzie ’00 announced on February 20. “We ...
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Student Spotlight: Ashley Alphonse ’26
How did you get interested in studying the law? I always joke that I was destined to become a lawyer. From an early age, I knew I enjoyed public speaking, and the countless hours I spent watching ...