Duke Law’s Christopher Buccafusco finds AI models do surprisingly well at simulating human assessments of reasonableness but ...

An experienced trial lawyer, Tam represents pharmaceutical, medical device, consumer electronics, and other companies in ...

Duke Law's Joseph Blocher and Brandon Garrett say new constitutional standards that come with no guidelines are creating widespread inconsistencies in how courts apply the law ...

Abrams’ tenure includes record fundraising, expanding opportunities for students interested in public interest and pro bono work, and continued bolstering of Duke Law’s commitment to community and ...

Broadly described, agentic AI refers to a machine-based system that can act autonomously to achieve outcomes. But while they’re not agents in a legal sense — an AI cannot owe a duty to anyone or act ...

Nicoletti’s scholarship illuminates the ways in which law shaped — and was shaped by — the Civil War and its aftermath Cynthia Nicoletti, a scholar of American legal history focusing on the Civil War ...

Duke Law School mourns the passing of Stanley A. Star ’61, one of the most generous and influential benefactors in the Law School’s history. Over nearly five decades, Stanley's generosity and ...

Duke Law’s Brandon Garrett says governments can help protect Americans’ due process rights by using interpretable, or “glass box,” AI systems Like companies and individuals, government agencies have ...

Morgan Abbott JD ’16 has joined NC Children's as president of the NC Children's Foundation. NC Children’s will be a new children’s health system formed through a partnership between Duke University ...

Duke Law criminal justice researcher Ben Grunwald sheds light on the demographics of a workforce with an increasing presence in public spaces Police retention and recruitment are a perennial problem ...