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Professor William Gould discusses California's Proposition 22, which would classify app-based, “gig economy” drivers as independent contractors and not employees or agents—reversing California law.
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With the end of a contentious presidential campaign nearing, and the country entering a second wave of COVID-19, Homeland Security officials and the FBI have issued warnings of potential attacks at home. Here, Professor Gregory Ablavsky discusses the history of militias in the U.S. and their legality.
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This Stanford Lawyer article explores the essential work that democracy of law and voting rights expert Professor Nate Persily is engaged in during the lead-up to the November elections.
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A new study looks at sanctuary cities and deportations—and finds that sanctuary policies really do protect immigrants, and do not cause additional harm to public safety.
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An update from Stanford Law's Healthy Elections Project looks at potential challenges in the coming election including mail-in ballot signature verification and polling stations.
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