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“The Complex Academy, circa 2026”

Colloquium Examines Expression, Integrity, Knowledge Production, and the Academy

The 29th Liman Colloquium took up the disputes over the purposes and methods of higher education.
Melissa Murray and Judith Resnik
Liman Center Founder on “Strict Scrutiny”

Professor Judith Resnik’s New Book Featured on Podcast with Melissa Murray ’02

The legal podcast featured a conversation about "Impermissible Punishments: How Prison Became a Problem for Democracy.”
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Jailhouse Lawyer Shares Journey from Prisoner to Reformer at Liman Center Event

Calvin Duncan, author of “The Jailhouse Lawyer” discussed his memoir and law behind bars.
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Liman Center Announces 2026-2027 Fellows in Public Interest Law

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A classroom is full of people seated at long tables as a panelist seated at the head of the room speaks room

Colloquium Examines Expression, Integrity, Knowledge Production, and the Academy

Colloquium Examines Expression, Integrity, Knowledge Production, and the Academy
Melissa Murray and Judith Resnik

Professor Judith Resnik’s New Book Featured on Podcast with Melissa Murray ’02

Professor Judith Resnik’s New Book Featured on Podcast with Melissa Murray ’02
Three speakers seated at a classroom table

Jailhouse Lawyer Shares Journey from Prisoner to Reformer at Liman Center Event

Jailhouse Lawyer Shares Journey from Prisoner to Reformer at Liman Center Event
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Resurrecting Immigration Releases Resurrecting Immigration Releases

(March 2026 | Journal Article)
Lindsay Nash (Liman Fellow 2010 - 2011)
Resurrecting Immigration Releases

Resistance through Restraint: Liberal Cause Lawyering in an Age of Conservative Judicial Hegemony Resistance through Restraint

(December 2025 | Journal Article)
Duncan Hosie
Resistance through Restraint: Liberal Cause Lawyering in an Age of Conservative Judicial Hegemony

Limits to Prison Reform Limits to Prison Reform

(December 10, 2022 | Journal Article)
Sophie Angelis '21
Limits to Prison Reform

Do Prison Conditions Change How Much Punishment A Sentence Carries Out? Lessons From Federal Sentence Reduction Rulings During the COVID-19 Pandemic Do Prison Conditions Change How Much Punishment A Sentence Carries Out?

(November 28, 2022 | Journal Article)
Skylar Albertson ’18
Do Prison Conditions Change How Much Punishment A Sentence Carries Out? Lessons From Federal Sentence Reduction Rulings During the COVID-19 Pandemic

The Use and Misuse of Guardianship by Hospitals and Nursing Homes The Use and Misuse of Guardianship by Hospitals and Nursing Homes

(October 4, 2022 | Journal Article)
Alison Hirschel '84
The Use and Misuse of Guardianship by Hospitals and Nursing Homes

So Many Roadblocks So Many Roadblocks: How California's Program Fees System Traps Low Income Drive…

(September 22, 2022 | Report)

How California's Program Fees System Traps Low Income Drivers

Adrienna Wong ’10
So Many Roadblocks
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