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New Report Reveals Data Gaps in the Criminal Justice System
The
Stanford Criminal Justice Center
's
new
report
exposes major data gaps in the California criminal justice system that inhibit critical transparency.
SCOTUS Decision on Mandatory Arbitration
Professor
Robert Gordon
offers his thoughts on the Supreme Court’s recent decision
Lamps Plus Inc. v. Varela
, noting that it “is likely to add a little momentum to the growing political opposition to forced arbitration.”
Professor Rhode on Leadership
In the latest Faculty on Point video series, Professor
Deborah Rhode
discusses her research that looks at character and leadership.
How Badly Could Trump Have Behaved Without Committing a Crime?
Professor
Mark Kelman
weighs in on the Mueller Report.
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The Mueller Report and Indictments. What Have we Learned? with David Sklansky
Artificial Intelligence and the Administrative State with David Engstrom and Cristina Ceballos
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Upcoming Events @ SLS
May 20:
One Share, One Vote? A Debate on Dual-Class Share Structures
May 21:
Center for Law and Biosciences Lunch Event with Robert Sapolsky, Professor of Neurology and of Neurosurgery at Stanford
May 21:
Federalist Society: Regulation in Silicon Valley—A Conversation with Joe Lonsdale
May 23:
Immigrating for Agriculture: Policy, Law, and Farmworkers’ Rights
May 23:
Access to Justice Design for Colombia’s Constitutional Court
May 24:
Con Law Center Conference: Free Speech and the Internet
May 28:
Environmental Law Journal Lunch Talk with Julian Aguon
May 28:
Center for Law and Biosciences Lunch Talk with Professor David Studdert
May 29:
Federalist Society: From Justice to Judge
May 29:
Mental Health and the Carceral State
Access full event calendar
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