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Duke University School of Law is a private law school and constituent academic unit of Duke University, located at 210 Science Drive in Durham, North Carolina. Founded in 1868, the school delivers graduate-level legal education through multiple degree pathways: the three-year Juris Doctor (JD), an international Master of Laws (LLM) for foreign-trained lawyers, the Master of Judicial Studies for sitting judges, the Doctor of Juridical Science (SJD) for advanced legal scholarship, and several dual-degree combinations. Teaching is organized across multiple legal disciplines with noted faculty expertise in environmental law, financial law, and constitutional rights, and supported by the Goodson Law Library.

The school's pedagogical model emphasizes hands-on practice through an extensive clinical program — including the Environmental Law and Policy Clinic (jointly enrolling students from Duke's Nicholas School of the Environment), the Appellate Litigation Clinic, the Children's Law Clinic, and others — supplemented by externships and a substantial pro bono program. During the 2025–2026 academic year, 291 students logged nearly 6,850 pro bono hours and produced measurable community outcomes (603 criminal record expungements, 65 restored driver's licenses, nearly 1,070 hours of free legal services to approximately 100 immigrants). Duke Law has also become the first law school to join the DOJ's Backpage Survivor Remission Network, partnering with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children and other organizations to provide pro bono representation to sex trafficking survivors.

Duke Law operates as a non-profit academic unit of Duke University rather than a freestanding revenue-generating enterprise; its funding flows through tuition, endowment draw, gifts, and broader university support. Outreach is conducted via the school's official website (law.duke.edu), LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, faculty-authored Legal Brief content, and traditional law-school admissions channels targeting prospective JD, LLM, SJD, and dual-degree applicants globally. No technology products, software platforms, APIs, or AI-driven offerings are part of the school's service portfolio.

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Duke University School of Law is a private law school in Durham, NC offering JD, International LLM, SJD, Master of Judicial Studies, and dual-degree programs. It serves prospective lawyers, international law graduates, and sitting judges through rigorous coursework, clinical training, and an extensive pro bono partnership network.

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Duke University School of Law is an educational institution providing legal education and professional training. It offers the Juris Doctor (JD), International Master of Laws (LLM), Master of Judicial Studies, SJD, and dual degree programs, complemented by clinical programs, externships, pro bono opportunities, and faculty research and scholarship.

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Duke University School of Law is an educational institution offering legal degree programs and professional training. It does not offer a technology product or software platform. The institution provides traditional law school educational services including Juris Doctor (JD), Master of Laws (LLM), Master of Judicial Studies, and SJD programs, along with clinical programs and pro bono opportunities.

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1Juris Doctor (JD) Program
CategoryLegal Education
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Rigorous, innovative, and globally respected three-year law degree designed to develop leaders with hands-on practice skills for success in the law and beyond. For prospective JD students.

2International Master of Laws (LLM) Program
CategoryLegal Education
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Designed for international law graduates seeking to bridge global and American legal practice while expanding career opportunities.

3Master of Judicial Studies
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Intensive curriculum analyzing judicial institutions, decision-making, and emerging challenges facing today's courts, designed for serving judges seeking professional development.

4SJD Program
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Doctoral program for candidates pursuing advanced legal research and scholarship.

5Dual Degree Programs
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Combined degree pathways allowing students to earn credentials in law together with another graduate discipline.

6Law School Clinics and Externships
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Clinical programs (Environmental Law and Policy Clinic, Appellate Litigation Clinic, Children's Law Clinic, and others) plus externships that give students hands-on experience on real cases and legal challenges.

7Public Interest and Pro Bono Program
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Structured pro bono and public interest program placing students with non-profits, government agencies, and private firms; partners include TROSA, NCMEC, Legal Aid of North Carolina, and the Backpage Survivor Remission Network.

8Goodson Law Library
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Extensive legal research resources and services supporting Duke Law students and faculty.

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Short, focused summer programs offered by Duke Law for targeted legal study.

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1Backpage Survivor Remission Network
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Duke Law became the first law school in the country to join the Backpage Survivor Remission Network, a DOJ initiative to connect sex trafficking survivors with pro bono legal representation. The network assists survivors in filing petitions for compensation from a $200 million fund established from seized Backpage.com assets.

law.duke.edu
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Partnered with DOJ and NCMEC to assist survivors of sex trafficking in the Backpage Survivor Remission Network, helping clients establish proof of trafficking and detail financial losses tied to their exploitation.

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Partnered with Legal Aid of North Carolina for criminal record expunction clinics and the Lawyer on the Line (LOTL) program providing advice to low-income clients.

4Durham Expunction & Restoration Program (DEAR)
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Collaboration with DEAR for the Duke Fair Chance Project helping North Carolinians with criminal record expunction.

law.duke.edu
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Annual criminal record expunction clinic serving TROSA residents and graduates, resulting in 603 expunged records.

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Partnership with Charlotte-based domestic violence agency for Survivor Advocacy Project, assisting victims with protective order complaints.

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Partnered for driver's license restoration clinics at correctional facilities serving justice-involved individuals.

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Partnership with DAC for driver's license restoration clinics and the Know Your Rights video series for reentry resources accessible to incarcerated individuals.

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Terrence Neal joined Duke from Vermont Law and Graduate School where he was a fellow in its Environmental Law Center and Environmental Justice Clinic.

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Duke partnership with the UN Migration Agency supporting Bass Connections research projects for students studying in Oaxaca, Mexico.

11Duke Nicholas School of the Environment
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The Environmental Law and Policy Clinic enrolls graduate students from Duke's Nicholas School of the Environment as well as the Law School, combining expertise for interdisciplinary environmental advocacy.

law.duke.edu
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Duke Law students joined counterparts from North Carolina Central University School of Law for monthly end-of-life document preparation clinics at the Durham Center for Senior Life.

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The Goodson Law Library provides extensive legal research resources and services to Duke Law students and faculty.

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Duke University School of Law

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Duke University School of Law is a private law school in Durham, NC offering JD, International LLM, SJD, Master of Judicial Studies, and dual-degree programs. It serves prospective lawyers, international law graduates, and sitting judges through rigorous coursework, clinical training, and an extensive pro bono partnership network.

What Duke University School of Law does

Duke University School of Law is a private law school and constituent academic unit of Duke University, located at 210 Science Drive in Durham, North Carolina. Founded in 1868, the school delivers graduate-level legal education through multiple degree pathways: the three-year Juris Doctor (JD), an international Master of Laws (LLM) for foreign-trained lawyers, the Master of Judicial Studies for sitting judges, the Doctor of Juridical Science (SJD) for advanced legal scholarship, and several dual-degree combinations. Teaching is organized across multiple legal disciplines with noted faculty expertise in environmental law, financial law, and constitutional rights, and supported by the Goodson Law Library.

The school's pedagogical model emphasizes hands-on practice through an extensive clinical program — including the Environmental Law and Policy Clinic (jointly enrolling students from Duke's Nicholas School of the Environment), the Appellate Litigation Clinic, the Children's Law Clinic, and others — supplemented by externships and a substantial pro bono program. During the 2025–2026 academic year, 291 students logged nearly 6,850 pro bono hours and produced measurable community outcomes (603 criminal record expungements, 65 restored driver's licenses, nearly 1,070 hours of free legal services to approximately 100 immigrants). Duke Law has also become the first law school to join the DOJ's Backpage Survivor Remission Network, partnering with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children and other organizations to provide pro bono representation to sex trafficking survivors.

Duke Law operates as a non-profit academic unit of Duke University rather than a freestanding revenue-generating enterprise; its funding flows through tuition, endowment draw, gifts, and broader university support. Outreach is conducted via the school's official website (law.duke.edu), LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, faculty-authored Legal Brief content, and traditional law-school admissions channels targeting prospective JD, LLM, SJD, and dual-degree applicants globally. No technology products, software platforms, APIs, or AI-driven offerings are part of the school's service portfolio.

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Duke University School of Law
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Duke University School of Law
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Duke University School of Law is a private law school in Durham, NC offering JD, International LLM, SJD, Master of Judicial Studies, and dual-degree programs. It serves prospective lawyers, international law graduates, and sitting judges through rigorous coursework, clinical training, and an extensive pro bono partnership network.
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LLM & Post-JD Graduate Law Programs (EDAHAIAC), Law School Research Centers & Institutes (e.g., Law & Economics, Human Rights) (EDAHAIAJ)

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  • Legal education programs
  • Juris doctor degree
  • Master of laws
  • Law school clinics
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Duke University School of Law product offering

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Duke University School of Law is an educational institution providing legal education and professional training. It offers the Juris Doctor (JD), International Master of Laws (LLM), Master of Judicial Studies, SJD, and dual degree programs, complemented by clinical programs, externships, pro bono opportunities, and faculty research and scholarship.

Product overview

Duke University School of Law is an educational institution offering legal degree programs and professional training. It does not offer a technology product or software platform. The institution provides traditional law school educational services including Juris Doctor (JD), Master of Laws (LLM), Master of Judicial Studies, and SJD programs, along with clinical programs and pro bono opportunities.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

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  • Juris Doctor (JD) Program Rigorous, innovative, and globally respected three-year law degree designed to develop leaders with hands-on practice skills for success in the law and beyond. For prospective JD students.
  • International Master of Laws (LLM) Program Designed for international law graduates seeking to bridge global and American legal practice while expanding career opportunities.
  • Master of Judicial Studies Intensive curriculum analyzing judicial institutions, decision-making, and emerging challenges facing today's courts, designed for serving judges seeking professional development.
  • SJD Program Doctoral program for candidates pursuing advanced legal research and scholarship.
  • Dual Degree Programs Combined degree pathways allowing students to earn credentials in law together with another graduate discipline.
  • Law School Clinics and Externships Clinical programs (Environmental Law and Policy Clinic, Appellate Litigation Clinic, Children's Law Clinic, and others) plus externships that give students hands-on experience on real cases and legal challenges.
  • Public Interest and Pro Bono Program Structured pro bono and public interest program placing students with non-profits, government agencies, and private firms; partners include TROSA, NCMEC, Legal Aid of North Carolina, and the Backpage Survivor Remission Network.
  • Goodson Law Library Extensive legal research resources and services supporting Duke Law students and faculty.
  • Summer Institutes Short, focused summer programs offered by Duke Law for targeted legal study.

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  • Backpage Survivor Remission NetworkcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2025Duke Law became the first law school in the country to join the Backpage Survivor Remission Network, a DOJ initiative to connect sex trafficking survivors with pro bono legal representation. The network assists survivors in filing petitions for compensation from a $200 million fund established from seized Backpage.com assets.
  • National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnered with DOJ and NCMEC to assist survivors of sex trafficking in the Backpage Survivor Remission Network, helping clients establish proof of trafficking and detail financial losses tied to their exploitation.
  • Legal Aid of North CarolinacoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnered with Legal Aid of North Carolina for criminal record expunction clinics and the Lawyer on the Line (LOTL) program providing advice to low-income clients.
  • Durham Expunction & Restoration Program (DEAR)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaboration with DEAR for the Duke Fair Chance Project helping North Carolinians with criminal record expunction.
  • TROSA (Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnual criminal record expunction clinic serving TROSA residents and graduates, resulting in 603 expunged records.
  • Safe AllianceminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership with Charlotte-based domestic violence agency for Survivor Advocacy Project, assisting victims with protective order complaints.
  • Pisgah Legal ServicesminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorPartnered for driver's license restoration clinics at correctional facilities serving justice-involved individuals.
  • North Carolina Department of Adult Correction (DAC)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership with DAC for driver's license restoration clinics and the Know Your Rights video series for reentry resources accessible to incarcerated individuals.
  • Vermont Law and Graduate SchoolminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerTerrence Neal joined Duke from Vermont Law and Graduate School where he was a fellow in its Environmental Law Center and Environmental Justice Clinic.
  • International Organization for Migration (IOM)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerDuke partnership with the UN Migration Agency supporting Bass Connections research projects for students studying in Oaxaca, Mexico.
  • Duke Nicholas School of the EnvironmentcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Environmental Law and Policy Clinic enrolls graduate students from Duke's Nicholas School of the Environment as well as the Law School, combining expertise for interdisciplinary environmental advocacy.
  • North Carolina Central University School of LawminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerDuke Law students joined counterparts from North Carolina Central University School of Law for monthly end-of-life document preparation clinics at the Durham Center for Senior Life.
  • Goodson Law LibrarycoreOthersThe Goodson Law Library provides extensive legal research resources and services to Duke Law students and faculty.

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Frequently asked questions about Duke University School of Law

What does Duke University School of Law do?

Duke University School of Law is an educational institution providing legal education and professional training. It offers the Juris Doctor (JD), International Master of Laws (LLM), Master of Judicial Studies, SJD, and dual degree programs, complemented by clinical programs, externships, pro bono opportunities, and faculty research and scholarship.

Is Duke University School of Law a public or private company?

Duke University School of Law is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Duke University School of Law founded?

Duke University School of Law was founded in 1868.

Where is Duke University School of Law based?

Duke University School of Law is headquartered in Durham, United States, in the North America region.

Does Duke University School of Law have an API?

No public API is recorded for Duke University School of Law.

What industry is Duke University School of Law in?

Duke University School of Law's product category is Legal Education. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAHAIAA, ABA-Accredited JD-Granting Law Schools, with a secondary code of EDAHAIAC, LLM & Post-JD Graduate Law Programs. Its NAICS code is 611310 and its SIC code is 8200.

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International Comparative Legal Guides International Business ReportsDoJ finds Duke Law discriminated on basis of race in admissionsThe US Department of Justice found that Duke University School of Law intentionally discriminated against Asian and white applicants in favor of Black and Hispanic candidates for the 2023, 2024, and 2025 intake classes. The investigation concluded that the law school violated Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by using race-related proxies to maintain diversity despite a Supreme Court ruling restricting such practices. This finding exposes Duke to potential litigation from rejected applicants and necessitates voluntary compliance or further enforcement action.DevdiscourseUS scrutinizes more schools over admissions practices, diversity and pro-Palestinian protestsThe Trump administration targeted additional universities on Thursday, with the Department of Justice alleging that Duke University School of Law's admissions practices favored Black and Hispanic applicants over equally qualified white and Asian applicants, seeking a voluntary resolution agreement. Separately, the Education Department opened investigations into San Jose State University and San Francisco State University over pro-Palestinian protests and alleged antisemitic incidents on campus, with both universities denying the characterization of events. The probes are part of a broader White House effort to pressure higher education institutions over diversity initiatives, campus protest responses, and other policies, with Education Secretary Linda McMahon calling for university reforms by the end of 2026.The Straits TimesUS scrutinises more schools over admissions practices, diversity and pro-Palestinian protestsThe US Department of Justice accused Duke University School of Law of biased admissions practices favoring Black and Hispanic applicants, continuing a federal crackdown on race and diversity practices at universities. The Education Department is simultaneously investigating San Jose State University and San Francisco State University over pro-Palestinian protests and alleged anti-Semitism on their campuses. The Trump administration is demanding universities commit to reforms by the end of 2026, with critics warning of threats to academic freedom and rights protections.MarketScreenerUS scrutinizes more schools over admissions practices, diversity and pro-Palestinian protestsThe Trump administration targeted additional universities on August 6 over admissions diversity practices and pro-Palestinian protests, with the DOJ alleging that Duke University School of Law's admissions were biased in favor of Black and Hispanic applicants over equally qualified white and Asian applicants. The Education Department simultaneously announced probes into San Jose State University and San Francisco State University regarding antisemitism complaints and protest-related disruptions. Education Secretary Linda McMahon has called on universities to implement reforms by the end of 2026 as part of this broader federal crackdown on schools.BloombergDOJ Says Duke Law School Discriminated in Admissions - BloombergThe Justice Department announced on August 6, 2026, that it found Duke University School of Law discriminated against applicants based on race, in violation of the Supreme Court's 2023 ruling banning racial preferences in admissions. The DOJ alleged the law school "engaged in a deliberate effort to preserve race-based outcomes for its incoming classes." The agency, through Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, is seeking a voluntary resolution agreement with the university as part of the Trump administration's broader higher education pressure campaign.Duke TodayAppellate Litigation Clinic makes an impact in Fourth Circuit winsStudent-attorneys from Duke Law’s Appellate Litigation Clinic secured two victories in the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, establishing favorable precedents for pro se litigants and inmates with disabilities. The rulings reversed lower court dismissals in cases involving excessive force allegations by police and unconstitutional confinement conditions for a prisoner, respectively.Lexinter10 Best Law Schools For Insurance LawThe article discusses the top law schools that specialize in insurance law, highlighting institutions like Columbia Law School, University of Michigan Law, and Duke Law School for their rigorous academic training and practical experiences. Key details include the emphasis on specialized courses in insurance regulation and risk management, as well as substantial employment outcomes for graduates. Overall, the listed law schools prepare students effectively for careers in the dynamic field of insurance law.Ali‘The Battle for Your Brain: Defending the Right to Think Freely in the Age of Neurotechnology’Nita A. Farahany of Duke University School of Law authored the book 'The Battle for Your Brain,' which examines the ethical implications of neurotechnology on human rights such as privacy and freedom of thought. The article announces her participation in a panel discussion regarding social media and democracy at ALI’s Annual Meeting.Duke TodayProf. Nita Farahany on “The Battle for Your Brain: Neurotechnology and National Security”Professor Nita Farahany presented on cognitive warfare and neurotechnology at Duke Law's National Security Law Conference, highlighting the emergence of the human domain as a new battlefield for national security. She warned that companies like the Chinese firm behind Flowtime headbands are collecting vast amounts of sensitive brain activity and personal data, which could be exploited by adversaries. The presentation emphasized the urgent need to update international norms regarding freedom of thought and psychological harm in response to these emerging technological threats.Duke TodayAppellate Litigation Clinic presents pair of Third Circuit oral arguments over two daysStudents from the Appellate Litigation Clinic presented oral arguments in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit on May 25 and 26 in Philadelphia. The cases involved appeals by Chal Kennedy, Jr., regarding a speedy trial claim, and Michael Norwood, concerning ex post facto issues, with students acting as counsel under the supervision of Professor Sean Andrussier. This event served as a practical legal education experience for the Duke Law School students participating in the clinic.