Examining Holistic Defense: The Challenges and Benefits of Expanding Defenders’ Role
1.0 Ethics Credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Countering Malign Foreign Interference in U.S. Democracy: U.S. Intelligence Operations Past, Present, and Future
1.0 Ethics Credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
CERL Book Talk with Frank Figliuzzi
1.5 Ethics credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Threats to the Rule of Law: Partisan Attacks on the Legal Profession
1.0 Ethics Credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
National Security and Advanced Technologies: AI, Robotics, and the Security of our Nuclear Arsenals
1.0 Ethics Credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Presidential Authority, Emergency Powers, and Military Operations in a Changing Political Landscape: From Foreign Wars to the Southern Border
1.0 Ethics Credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
National Security and Journalism in a World of Alternative Facts
1.5 Ethics Credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
The Ethics of Personal Energy Consumption Choices
1.0 Ethics Credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
The Stories Behind The Sentence: Sentencing Reforms for a More Just Future
1.0 Ethics credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Legal Models for Psychedelics: Ethical, Clinical, and Practical Implications
1.5 Ethics credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
The Promises and Perils of Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Weaponry
1.5 Ethics credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Free to Learn as Us
1.0 Ethics/DEI credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Keynote Address with Shareef Cousin
1.0 Ethics credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
What Does ChatGPT Mean for Us?
1.0 Ethics credit
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Transparency in Quality
1.0 Ethics credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Ethics Boards and Prosecutorial Immunity
1.5 (0.5 Substantive/1.0 Ethics) credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Litigating Constitutional Environmentalism: Current Realities and Future Considerations
1.0 Ethics credit
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
The 2022 Master in Law Lecture - The Opioid Crisis: Pain, Profits, and Regulatory Failures
1.5 Ethics Credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Radical Acts of Justice: How Ordinary People Are Dismantling Mass Incarceration
1.0 ethics credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Should We Create Gods of War?
1.0 Ethics credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Eradicating the Badges and Incidents of Slavery
1.0 Ethics Credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
A Positive Approach to Stress and Well-Being
1.0 ethics credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
All Change Is Local: The Power of State and Local Elections
1.0 ethics credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Elevating Trust and Legitimacy for Prosecutors
1.0 ethics credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Justice and the Judicial Role: The Quest for Empathy and Impartiality
1.0 Ethics Credit
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Burdened by Design: The Harms of Inaccessibility
1.0 Ethics/DEI Credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Bought-In & Gridlocked Out: Communities without Transportation Access
1.0 Ethics/DEI Credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
At a Crossroad: Mobility and Access to Resources
1.0 Ethics/DEI Credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Interrogating Without Coercion: How Police and Policymakers are Reforming Interrogations to Eliminate Coercion and Prevent False Confessions
1.5 Ethics Credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Fireside Chat - Hon. Leo E. Strine Jr.
1.0 ethics credit
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
The Cost of Rehabilitation
1.0 Ethics Credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Rethinking US and International Nuclear Policies: Are Current Practices Including Threats of Nuclear Strikes Legal and Morally Justified?
2.0 ethics credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
What (If Anything) Can a Rebalanced System of Corporate Governance Do to Promote Racial Equity?
2.0 ethics credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Rescuing 911: Opportunities for Reform in Police Dispatch
1.0 ethics credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Women Lawyers Serving on Corporate Boards: Value Proposition and Board Search Strategies
1.0 Ethics/DEI Credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Reimagining Law Firms
1.0 ethics credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
What to Expect During the Unexpected: Ethical Issues for Lawyers When Crisis Strikes
1.0 ethics credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Dual Allegiances in America: Christian, Jewish & Muslim Perspectives
1.0 ethics credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Women, Law, and Leadership: An Interview With Maria-Pia Hope of Vinge
1.0 ethics credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
How We Misunderstand Mass Incarceration: Exposing the False Nonviolent/Violent Divide
1.0 ethics credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Oregon's Treatment First Program
1.0 ethics credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
Handling Officer-Involved Shootings
1.0 ethics credits
CourseBy Penn Carey Law
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