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Lauren A. Fine is an Assistant clinical professor and the inaugural supervising attorney of Duke Law’s Criminal Defense Clinic. She joined the Duke Law faculty in July 2023 from serving as a Stoneleigh Visiting Fellow in partnership with the Quattrone Center for the Fair Administration of Justice at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School.
Financial Aid for JD students A degree from Duke Law is an investment with many benefits - career options, earning potential, leadership development, and the chance to join an active and extensive alumni network. However, we realize that many applicants cannot fund a legal education on their own. For that reason, Duke Law devotes significant resources to scholarship funding in order to support ...
Kerry Abrams. James B. Duke and Benjamin N. Duke Dean of the School of Law Distinguished Professor of Law. 919-613-7001 abrams@law.duke.edu
Law School Budget for 2024-2025 Academic Year - JD Tuition $77,100 Medical Insurance* $3,462 Health Fee (mandatory) $968 Law Student Activity Fee $150 Graduate Student Activity Fee $38 Graduate Student Services Fee $24 Recreation Fee $374 Transcript Fee (one time only)** $120 Loan Fees*** $1,656 Rent & Utilities $13,518 Food $4,230 Books & Supplies $1,458 Personal/Miscellaneous $4,266 ...
Ben Grunwald’s academic interests include criminal procedure, criminal law, constitutional law, juvenile justice, and empirical methods. His recent work has examined the capacity of open-file discovery to check prosecutorial power, the relationship between sentencing guidelines and the fairness of sentences, and the optimal age of majority for separating the juvenile and adult justice systems.
As a student, you will explore Duke’s extensive international law curriculum and participate in numerous internationally focused clinics, journals, and student organizations, and be prepared for a career in the increasingly international practice of law, whether you plan to work in the U.S. or abroad, in private practice, a business or the public sector.
The Duke Law JD class of 2026 is made up of 244 students, enrolled from 6,205 applicants. They come from 35 different U.S. states and territories, and from eight other countries. The class of 2026 represents 108 different undergraduate institutions.
