Vanderbilt Law News

Paper co-authored by Christopher Slobogin offers new test to determine when consents or waivers are legally relevant. Read More

Vanderbilt EELU faculty discuss three recent Supreme Court cases with major implications for environmental law and beyond. Read More

Criminal suspects, defendants and offenders face many choices that affect their liberty, in situations ranging from searches of their property or data to interrogations and plea deals. Judicial doctrine considers these choices to be valid when they are made “voluntarily”– i.e., when the individual consents or agrees to a pat… Read More

Celebration was moderated by Rebecca Allensworth and featured Pamela Karlan of Stanford Law School and Vanderbilt Law's Kevin Stack Read More

Assistant Dean and Martha Craig Daughtrey Director for Public Interest Beth Cruz, in partnership with the Career Services Office, held an informational panel featuring four attorneys working in various areas of public interest law Read More

Vanderbilt Law School's incoming J.D. class for fall 2024 boasts significant diversity across several dimensions Read More

A Vanderbilt in Venice reflection on the opportunity to participate in the program and how participation influenced long-term goals. Read More

Criminal suspects, defendants and offenders face many choices that affect their liberty, in situations ranging from searches of their property or data to interrogations and plea deals. Judicial doctrine considers these choices to be valid when they are made “voluntarily”– i.e., when the individual consents or agrees to a pat… Read More

Former admissions director will manage and develop the school’s MLS, Undergraduate Minor, and LL.M. programs Read More

Justice for All: Public Interest, Pro Bono, and the Law, was held during orientation by the Public Interest Office. Read More