Daily Journal, May 17, 2011 by Sara Randazzo
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Studying Jewish law is relevant today, Bamberger said, because in many ways, it can be seen as a code of ethics governing interactions between people. “On top of that is a rich set of laws dealing with the entire spectrum of what we think law is about, from torts to contracts to copyrights to property,” he said. “It expands how one might think about acting in every context of life.”