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NYU School of Law and its faculty, students, alumni, centers and programs are frequently featured in the media. The following lists recent news stories, interviews and op-eds.

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"Justices Consider Life Sentences in Juvenile Cases"
03/20/2012
Wall Street Journal (Subscription Required)
"Supreme Court troubled by mandatory life terms for child criminals"
03/20/2012
Los Angeles Times
"Supreme Court Takes On Life Without Parole For Teens Convicted Of Murder"
03/20/2012
Huffington Post
"Life without parole for children debated"
03/20/2012
United Press International
"Justices mull whether life without parole sentence appropriate for underage killers"
03/20/2012
CNN
"Supreme Court weighs if teen murderers must get chance of parole"
03/20/2012
Reuters
"Court questions life without parole for juveniles"
03/20/2012
Associated Press
"U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments in Alabama case about life without parole for juvenile offenders"
03/20/2012
Birmingham News
"High Court Debates Life Without Parole For Juveniles"
03/20/2012
NPR (Audio)
"Do Juvenile Killers Deserve Life Behind Bars?"
03/20/2012
NPR (Audio)
"Supreme Court hears arguments on life without parole for juveniles"
03/20/2012
CBS News
"Supreme Court to weigh life term for juveniles convicted of murder"
03/19/2012
USA Today
"Jailed for life at age 14: US supreme court to consider juvenile sentences"
03/19/2012
Guardian
"US Supreme Court considers Alabama case of 14-year-old murderer on Tuesday"
03/18/2012
Birmingham News
"Why are millions of Americans locked up?"
03/11/2012
CNN (Video)
"The Surprising Big Idea at TED: Turn Off Technology"
03/06/2012
Time
"TED 2012: 10 innovations that could help shape a better world"
03/03/2012
Guardian
"All of our survival is tied to the survival of everyone: Bryan Stevenson at TED2012"
03/01/2012
TED Blog
"Justices Excuse Slip-Up in Death Row Appeal"
01/18/2012
Courthouse News Service
"MLK celebration focuses on justice"
01/17/2011
TheDartmouth.com