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Notre Dame Exoneration Justice Clinic Client Reginald “Reggie” Dillard Exonerated After 27 Years of Wrongful Imprisonment
Reginald “Reggie” Dillard, a client of the Notre Dame Law School Exoneration Justice Clinic (EJC), was exonerated on Monday, February 23, after spending 27 years in prison for a crime...
2026 Church, State & Society Writing Competition
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Notre Dame Law School's Black Law Students Association Brings Community Together for Inaugural Black History Month Spirit Week
This February, students at Notre Dame Law School led Black History Month celebrations, inviting the broader community into conversation, connection, and learning. In honor of Black History Month, the Notre...
Notre Dame's mission to Mexico: Defending the most vulnerable
Last October, Notre Dame Law Professor Jimmy Gurulé traveled to Mexico City with a clear message: the dangerous climate for immigrants made collaboration to defend the most vulnerable population urgent....
Where Law Led to Love: ND Law’s Class of 2008
The Notre Dame Law class of 2008 might’ve gone to school for law, but their chemistry is also quite notable. There were only 200 graduates in 2008, but over ten...
Notre Dame Law School’s Religious Liberty Clinic assists in formation of new Christian school in South Bend
This fall, students in Notre Dame Law School’s Lindsay and Matt Moroun Religious Liberty Clinic played a key role in helping launch a new Christ-centered school located on the west...
Mark Rienzi Discusses Religious Liberty and The Roberts Court
On February 5, the Lindsay and Matt Moroun Religious Liberty Clinic welcomed Mark Rienzi, president and CEO of the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, for a lecture examining how the...
Notre Dame Law 3L Analli Torres Contributes to Successful UK Patent Validity Challenge
Analli Torres, a third-year law student at Notre Dame Law School, contributed significantly to a successful validity challenge to a UK patent covering an important pharmaceutical product. This success grew...
Professor Paul B. Miller Named Sir Percy Spender Visiting Fellow
Professor Paul Miller, associate dean for International and Graduate Programs and Robert and Marion Short Professor of Law, has been selected as a Sir Percy Spender Visiting Fellow at the...