Law

Their Nov. 28 testimony was regarding a proposal by Yale New Haven Hospital to shift primary care patients to a new center at Long Wharf.

Rohit De, assistant professor of history (Princeton University Press)

The Lillian Goldman Law Library has (re)acquired two historic 18th-century books, bringing them home to the Law School 145 years after they last left.

The suit, filed on behalf of two journalists, alleges a CIA effort to mislead the American public about the effectiveness of torture.

George H.W. Bush was by turns conciliatory and confrontational. The combative approach put Clarence Thomas on the court.

Dual-degree student Katie Bleau was in front of SCOTUS on one of the more important moments in its recent history — but not for the reason you think.

John Witt spoke as part of the university’s week-long series of events commemorating Veterans Day and the 100th anniversary of the World War I armistice.

Stephen L. Carter, the William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Law (Henry Holt and Co.)

A new portrait of Murray, the first African American to receive a J.S.D. degree at Yale, was unveiled during a ceremony on Nov. 12.

Betsy West will talk about the making of her documentary “RBG,” about about Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader-Ginsburg, on Tuesday, Nov. 13 as a Poynter Fellow.