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At the young age of 27, Ben Ferencz prosecuted 22 men in the Einsatzgruppen Case, in his very first trial, in the aftermath of World War II. He says, “War makes murderers out of otherwise decent people. All wars. And all people.” Ferencz...

Pace University’s Elisabeth Haub School of Law announces that the Pace Energy and Climate Center (PECC) has been chosen to coach teams competing in the Solar in Your Community Challenge. The selection of PECC is the latest recognition of the...

Pace University’s Elisabeth Haub School of Law announces that Katrina Fischer Kuh will join the Law School’s faculty as the first Haub Distinguished Professor of Environmental Law. An accomplished scholar with extensive experience...

“The law is often skeptical of survivors [of sexual assault]…” said Alexandra Brodsky of the National Women’s Law Center. Leslie Tenzer, a professor at Pace Law School who specializes in torts, agreed, saying the law often...

A draft of the Trump administration’s proposed rewrite of the rule takes an extremely narrow position in its definition of “navigable waters.” The draft, which has been circulating throughout the EPA and Capitol Hill for weeks,...

“These numbers demonstrate that Haub Law’s unique approach of providing a rigorous curriculum and practice-based learning opportunities gives students marketable skills that will get them high-quality legal jobs,” said Dean David...

Neil Gorsuch has been sworn in as the 113th justice of the Supreme Court at a public ceremony at the White House by Justice Anthony Kennedy, who administered the oath set by federal law. Professor Ben Gershman, an expert in constitutional law,...

The Department of Labor is investigating the tech giant for gender pay discrimination. At a court hearing Friday, a Labor Department official said the agency found “systemic compensation disparities against women” at Google. The...

Professor Mushlin writes, "The decision announced Friday by Mayor de Blasio to endorse the central recommendation of an independent commission and close the sprawling jail complex on Rikers Island — by downsizing the city’s pretrial...

A debate is raging over police departments deploying weaponized drones as a crime-fighting tool. CBS2’s Lou Young reported that the Connecticut State Legislature is the weighing whether the state should become the first in the country to allow...