The Duke Law Student Paper Series gathers outstanding works written by our students. These include papers receiving awards and special recognitions, articles published after graduation based on work done during law school, and submissions from the Student Paper Series

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Submissions from 2013

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Democratic Development and the Public Sphere: The Rights to Hear and be Heard in Ghana, Duke Law School Seminar and Fact-Finding Trip to Ghana

Submissions from 2010

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Land Rights and Socio-Economic Development of Afro-Brazilian Communities, Noah Browne, Anne Dana, and Katherine Shea

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The Power of Posner: A Study of Prestige and Influence in the Federal Judiciary, Ryan P. Thompson and Christopher C. McCurdy

Submissions from 2009

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Art Deaccessions and the Limits of Fiduciary Duty, Sue Chen