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Area of Interest

Legal History

Explore the breadth and depth of the USC Gould School of Law’s faculty expertise, research impact, thought leadership, and academic program offerings in legal history.

News

A win for ’slow scholarship’

A win for ’slow scholarship’

Ten years in the making, Nomi Stolzenberg’s book honored with National Jewish Book Award

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Mugambi Jouet discusses American criminal justice with delegation from Mexico

Mugambi Jouet discusses American criminal justice with delegation from Mexico

Professor Jouet presents comparative research to public defenders from Mexico City

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Gould professor recognized for groundbreaking research

Gould professor recognized for groundbreaking research

Professor Mugambi Jouet honored for paper that contributes to understanding of U.S. legal history

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Faculty

Faculty in the News

  • Even if you think Sean Combs is guilty, his conviction should give you pause
    Los Angeles Times
  • 50 years after seminal conference, big questions about biotechnology remain
    NPR
  • New national gun law doesn’t come close to addressing the danger | The Hill
    The Hill

Clinics, Centers and Institutes

Recent Research & Scholarship

  • “A History of Post-Roe America and Canada: From Intertwined Abortion Battles to American Exceptionalism,” Article Presentation, Constitutional Law Colloquium, Chicago, November 10, 2023. Colloquium organized by the Loyola University Chicago School of Law and the Florida State University College of Law.
    November 1, 2023
  • “What Counts as Evidence? Text, Image, Performance in / as Legal History,” Panelist, American Society for Legal History Conference, Philadelphia, October 27, 2023. Panel organized by Julie Stone Peters, Columbia University, with Jesús Velasco, Yale University, as commentator.
    October 1, 2023
  • "Death Penalty Abolitionism From the Enlightenment to Modernity," American Journal of Comparative Law (2023).

    September 11, 2023