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2026 Catholic Law News

  • Brandon McKee, Joseph Nazzaro, and Kierra Giarrusso

    Law Students Empower Undergraduate Entrepreneurs with Legal Insights on Creative Content

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  • Ruth L. Okediji

    Harvard Law's Ruth L. Okediji Presents 'Sacred Art and the Limits of a Secular Public Domain' at Catholic Law's Faculty Workshop

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  • A New World Order? The Future of the Nuremberg Principles Explored in Virtual Workshop

    A New World Order? The Future of the Nuremberg Principles Explored in Virtual Workshop

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  • Professor Mary Graw Leary

    Catholic Law Professor Weighs in on Groundbreaking Social Media Lawsuit

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  • Professor Derek Webb

    Professor Webb gives lecture on the “Spirit of Amity” at Emory Law School

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  • Human Trafficking panelists

    Global Anti-Trafficking Movement at a Crossroads: Former Ambassadors Sound the Alarm, But Express Hope

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  • Illustration of people, pillars, and trees

    Rooted in Tradition — and Thriving

    There’s an adage among gardeners to describe the growth of trees and other perennials: the first year they sleep; the second year they creep; the third year they leap. Catholic Law has been intentionally growing its programs over several years, and it now seems to be in its “third year” (metaphorically speaking), leaping up in rankings, student applications, faculty hires, and high-profile achievements. 

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  • Catholic Law and University Students

    Catholic Law Students Honor MLK Day Through Service

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  • Veryl Miles

    Professor Veryl Miles Reflects on Dr. King’s Legacy and the Pursuit of Justice

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  • National trial team at Catholic Law

    National Mock Trial Team Earns “Most Professional Team” Honor at Buffalo Niagara Competition

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  • Maryland Flag

    Governor Wes Moore Appoints Joseph C. Ruddy '01 to Prince George’s County Circuit Court

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  • Professor Soledad Bertelsen

    Professor Soledad Bertelsen participates in Panel on Preliminary Thoughts on Legal Issues Relating to the Maduro Seizure

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  • Professor Soledad Bertelsen

    Professor Soledad Bertelsen Discusses Third-Party Participation at AALS 2026

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  • Originalism, Birthright Citizenship, and the 14th Amendment at the Federalist Society's 27th Annual Faculty Conference

    Professor Joel Alicea Moderates Panel on Originalism, Birthright Citizenship, and the 14th Amendment

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  • Professor Mary Graw

    Professor Mary Graw Leary Discusses Clemency and Victim Rights at AALS 2026

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  • Dena Feeney

    Remembering Dena Feeney ’63: A Trailblazer and Beloved Member of the Catholic Law Community

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  • Chris Pilkerton

    Catholic Law Alumnus Chris Pilkerton '99 Confirmed as Assistant Secretary of U.S. Treasury

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  • Mark Rienzi

    Mark Rienzi in National Review: Religious Freedom Thrives in 2025, but Battles Loom in 2026

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  • Professor J. Joel Alicea

    Catholic Law's Professor J. Joel Alicea's Article Recognized Among Top Downloads of 2025 by Legal Theory Blog

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