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Miami-Dade County Judge Steve Leifman, one of the nation’s foremost authorities on the criminalization of mental illness, moderated a panel about the high rates of arresting, prosecuting, an…

Panelists talked about public corruption, ethics, and the law. Among the topics they addressed were criminal prosecution of corruption, punishment of violation of ethics rules, and ways in w…

Joshua Dratel, Colonel Morris Davis and Anthony Romero spoke about trials for suspected terrorists involved in the September 11, 2001 attacks on the U.S. Among the topics they addressed were…

Supreme Court Justice, Stephen Breyer, spoke at New York University Law School about theories of democracy incorporated in the U.S. Constitution framework and ways in which they impact judic…

Justices of the European Constitutional Courts and the U.S. Supreme Court talked about decision-making mechanisms of constitutional adjudication. Among the topics they addressed were how cas…

Justice O’Connor spoke at the groundbreaking ceremony of the New York University Law School’s new building in Manhattan. She talked about viewing the ruins of the World Trade Center and abou…

Associate Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer and Former German Constitutional Court Justice Dieter Grimm spoke to faculty and students about legal issues and court systems in various parts…

Attorney David Boies spoke about his experiences representing former Vice President Gore in the election challenge in Florida. Following his remarks he answered questions from the audience.

Attorneys and legal experts from the U.S. and Great Britain talked about integrating international law into national law and how the court systems might incorporate principals of internation…

Law professors talked about the relevance of international law in national and local courts. Among the topics addressed were efforts to bring former President Pinochet to justice, implementa…

This moot court competition, The Orion S. Marden Moot Court, sponsored by New York University Law School, is a mock court that tries hypothetical cases as an academic exercise. The arguments…