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SLS faculty, students, and alumni explore the hurdles many Americans face accessing the legal system, and how the pandemic may speed technology and practice solutions aimed at shrinking the access-to-justice gap.
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A new study by the Stanford Criminal Justice Center looks at the effects of video technology and virtual interactions on criminal proceedings—changes embraced during the pandemic.
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In this Washington Post opinion piece, Professor Allen Weiner weighs in on cyber attacks likely coming from Russia, with suggestions for how the Biden administration can respond most effectively.
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Professor Michelle Mello interviewed Dr. Sara Cody, the public health officer and director of the County of Santa Clara Public Health Department, who issued the nation’s first shelter-in-place orders to slow the spread of COVID-19. And in the San Francisco Chronicle, Mello discusses COVID-19 vaccinations.
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Professor Nate Persily discusses ongoing issues raised by the 2020 presidential election, recent efforts in some states to roll back voting rights, and a new report from the Healthy Elections Project, a joint effort of Stanford and MIT that he co-leads.
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