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School of Law
AI jury finds teen not guilty
The experimental mock trial at the UNC School of Law raises profound questions about artificial intelligence’s role in criminal justice.
Law students see veterans’ challenges on Asheville trip
Visits to a hospital, homeless shelter and courtrooms showed ways to help former service members adjust to life after the military.
Carolina alum gives back to eastern NC
When Roy Dawson ’11 ’14 (JD) dropped out of high school to support his family, he never imagined he’d graduate from UNC-Chapel Hill twice — and serve his community as an attorney in Kinston.
String of flukes led Brittany Akers to law school
Now she uses her UNC School of Law degree as a senior staff attorney for the U.S. Coast Guard.
UNC Law unveils national crime legislation study
The Prosecutors and Politics Project’s “Crime and Punishment Across America” analyzed over 11,000 bills from all 50 states.
Unique event puts Carolina at center of AI conversation
The inaugural Converge-Con AI convention will take place Oct. 22-24 in Chapel Hill.