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A report on non-police approaches to mental health and homeless crises, school discipline, and traffic violations demonstrates public safety benefits, especially for vulnerable communities.
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Professor David Sklansky discusses his book A Pattern of Violence: How the Law Classifies Crimes and What It Means for Justice in this TIME op-ed and Stanford Lawyer article.
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Professor Mark Lemley weighs in on the recent SCOTUS decision that ruled Google's use of Oracle code in its Android OS was not copyright infringement in this NPR Marketplace segment.
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Professor David Studdert discusses COVID-19 vaccination passports and the law in this co-authored op-ed for the New England Journal of Medicine.
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Professor Michael Genesereth, research director of SLS's CodeX, discusses the health insurance ecosystem today as a world of contracts and indecipherable "sludge" and suggests that the use of computable contracts technology can help mitigate this problem.
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