Each year, the law school, in conjunction with the Center for Sports Law and Policy host a conference on a relevant sports law issue. Focusing on teaching, research and publication, this center gives students the opportunity to learn in depth about issues on national security. LENS faculty provide support to students working on the Law and Contemporary Problems Journal. Opportunities Duke Law School student's involvement in Moot Court competitions prepare them for professional practice as they represent their school. Moot court teams also compete in international competition.
Many resources provide students with the real-world techniques of research and writing.
Perhaps none prepare quite so well as Duke's six legal journals. Through the many opportunities afforded in writing and editing, Duke prepares its students for the real-world practice of law. Journals Home Page Among Duke's five journals is the Duke Law Journal , one of the most prestigious and influential legal publications in the country. Content includes articles and comments by professors and practitioners, as well as student notes on current legal developments. Founded in 1933, Law and Contemporary Problems is the nation's oldest interdisciplinary law journal.