The Mary Daly Prize in Legal EthicsThe Mary Daly Prize in Legal Ethics is awarded to the Fordham Law School graduating student who publishes the most significant writing or makes the most significant other contribution relating to lawyers' professional responsibility and/or the legal profession. It was established by the directors of the Stein Center for Law and Ethics in memory of their beloved colleague Mary Daly, who directed the Stein Center in the 1980s and 90s. For more information on prizes awards to graduating students, click here. Winners of the Mary Daly Prize include:
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