Meet the Graduates: 10 of the Outstanding Members of the Class of 2017 Read Professor K. Sabeel Rahman on Inequality, Power and Progressive Politics Discover Brooklyn: The Borough at the Center of the World Accelerated 2-Year J.D. Puts Students a Step Ahead More News News Dean Nick Allard Discusses Charlottesville and Other Lessons for the New School Year Professor Alice Ristroph Writes for Democracy About the Eclipse and Racial Isolation Michael Arcieri ’04 Named Knicks Director of Basketball Strategy Ross Levi ’97 Named Executive Director of Tourism at Empire State Development Brooklyn Law Named to Billboard Top Schools for Music Law Professor Steven Dean Named Vice Dean Upcoming Events Convocation Ceremony to Welcome New Students Aug 21 Monday 6 to 9 p.m. Brooklyn Law School and U.S. District Courthouse First Day of Classes for Entering JD Students Aug 22 Tuesday Brooklyn Law School Service Day Aug 25 Friday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Various Brooklyn locations First Day of Classes for Upper Class Students Aug 28 Monday Brooklyn Law School Pro Bono Fair Aug 29 Tuesday 12 to 6 p.m. Student Lounge More Events Academic Calendar Connect with Us Spotlight View photos from Reunions 2017 Read the latest news and learn more about recent victories from our nationally ranked Clinical Program Introducing BrooklynWorks – a new online open-access source for scholarship from Brooklyn Law School Learn about Brooklyn Law School’s 2-Year J.D. Experience Make a Difference Hear from students and alumni about the impact of scholarship giving Prospective Students BrooklynEdge – A Resource for Prospective Students Alumni Profile Meet David Porzio '06, COO and cofounder of Translator Meet Kathleen Warner '92, On a Mission to Make an Impact Serendipity and Startups: A Conversation with Robert Manne '77 Meet Victor Olds '77, A Public Service Trailblazer Meet Mathew Tully '02, founder of Tully Rinckey PLLC Faculty Corner Commentary on Legal Issues in the News Professor Miriam Baer: Insider Trading’s Legality Problem What would insider trading law look like were Congress to both define and subdivide insider trading into the kind of tiered or degreed crimes more routinely featured in state codes?... Read more What's New Follow Us Tweets by Brooklyn Law School