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Professor David Freeman Engstrom, faculty co-director of the Deborah L. Rhode Center on the Legal Profession, interviews participants in a recent Judicial Conference of the Fifth Circuit-commissioned panel on regulatory
reform of the profession.
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The Stanford Center on the Legal Profession (CLP) has been renamed the Deborah L. Rhode Center on the Legal Profession after the center's founder and prominent legal ethics scholar, Deborah L. Rhode, who passed away in early 2021.
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Professor Barbara van Schewick, faculty director of the Center for Internet and Society, discusses withdrawal of the lawsuit by cable, phone, and wireless companies, who were suing California over its historic net neutrality law.
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This year’s Bright Award ceremony honored 2020 winner Maria Azhunova and the 2021 winner India Logan-Riley, both who seek to catalyze Indigenous activism in the fight against climate change. The Bright Award is Stanford’s highest environmental prize.
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