Rutgers Law Professors Jacob Hale Russell and Dennis Patterson published their new book, The Weaponization of Expertise: How Elites Fuel Populism (MIT Press). They developed the book out of a course taught at Rutgers Law, “Populism and the Law.”
3L Hani Jawabrah spent last summer defending the rights of the most disadvantaged groups in society and strengthening democracy in Argentina through a Center for Transnational Law internship.
The Rutgers Center for Security, Race, and Rights (CSRR) hosted a screening of "The Palestine Exception", followed by a conversation with Film Director Jennifer Ruth.
Rutgers Law Associates recently secured a significant win in New Jersey Tax Court, marking a crucial victory for both the clients served and the RLA fellows who represented them.
The Rutgers Law Expungement Law Project hosted two free events this spring for low income individuals seeking expungement of their New Jersey criminal history.
Peter and Elizabeth Eisenberg were inspired to establish a scholarship and designate Rutgers as a beneficiary in their estate plans as a tribute to Peter’s father, Jerome C. Eisenberg, a graduate of Rutgers Law School’s Class of 1925.
Rutgers Law held its inaugural Negotiation Competition in Newark. Eight student teams engaged in mock negotiation sessions before a panel of experienced Alternative Dispute Resolution practitioners and judges.
Approximately 60 undergraduates, some from as far away as Florida, got a glimpse of what it’s like to be a law student at the Rutgers Law School Minority Student Program’s 8th Annual Pre-Law Diversity Conference in Camden.
Three couples met, fell in love, and built lasting relationships at Rutgers Law. Their stories highlight how law school can be more than just a stepping stone to a career—it can be the foundation of a lasting partnership that endures well beyond graduation.
Oscar-nominated writer "Divine G" Whitfield spoke on a panel after a Rutgers Law screening of the film "Sing Sing" in which he starred and co-wrote. He is portrayed by lead actor Colman Domingo in the movie.
Nancy E. Anderson ’99 retired as executive director of the Alabama Disability Advocacy Program. Her successor is fellow Rutgers Law School alumna Shannon M. Shelley-Tremblay ’02.
Professor JC Lore will visit India’s National Law University, Delhi as a Fulbright Specialist, where he’ll work to enhance the university’s pro bono initiatives, establish a legal aid clinic, train faculty and students, and build partnerships with the local legal services community.