Cristina Rodríguez ’95 LAW ’00 will become professor of constitutional, administrative and immigration law at Yale Law School this semester. Rodríguez, who was a visiting professor at the Law School in fall 2009, will be the school’s first tenured Hispanic professor. She will assume her position on Jan. 28, leaving a post as the deputy »
Former Dean of Yale Law School Harold Koh is expected to leave his position as the State Department’s legal adviser to return to the Law School as a full-time professor in January 2013, the Wall Street Journal reported. Koh, who was rumored in recent months to have been a potential candidate to succeed University President »
Yale Law School professors John Fabian Witt LAW ’99 and Akhil Reed Amar LAW ’84 wrote books that The New York Times and The Washington Post, respectively, listed among the top books of 2012. The editors of The New York Times Book Review included Witt’s “Lincoln’s Code: The Laws of War in American History” in »
Roughly 30 students, graduate students and community members gathered in the Yale Law School courtyard Sunday morning to join Canadians around the world in observing Remembrance Day. Organized by Josh Satok ’14, Eric Chen ’15, Lindsey Uniat ’15 and Adam Goldenberg LAW ’14, the 15-minute student-led service honored Canadians who have sacrificed their lives in »