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Prof. Alan Rozenshtein Takes Leave to Join Anthropic’s Rule of Law Team

Alan Rozenshtein, associate professor of law, has taken a leave of absence from the University of Minnesota Law School to join Anthropic’s Rule of Law...

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Juris Education Highlights Minnesota Law's Experiential Education Program

Juris Education, a U.S.-based law school admissions consulting firm, interviewed Assistant Dean of Experiential Education Mitch Zamoff, the J. Stewart and Mario Thomas McClendon Professor...

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Now Available: Part 2 of Law, Resistance, and the Role of the State 

Dean William McGeveran continues the conversation with Amna Akbar, Benjamin N. Berger Professor in Criminal Law, and Emmanuel Mauleón, associate professor of law , as...

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Minnesota Law Now

Minnesota Law Now is a new podcast from the University of Minnesota Law School that brings together some of today’s most insightful legal scholars for conversations on law, policy, and the ideas that shape our world. Episodes feature faculty experts from the University of Minnesota Law School and distinguished guests who will discuss current issues, including presidential power and administrative authority, labor rights, corporate governance, gender in the workplace, immigration, policing, data privacy, law and science, and much more. 

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The Write Stuff

Lawyers by training and storytellers by calling, these Minnesota Law alumni are using the written word to explore history, justice, adventure, and the human experience.