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SLS faculty share their thoughts about Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer
(BA ’59) and his legacy on the Court.
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Professors Michelle Mello and William Gould weigh in on the Supreme Court's vaccine mandates decision.
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Professor Nora Freeman Engstrom discusses a recent lawsuit filed by a legal technology nonprofit against New York that alleges that the state's unauthorized practice of law restrictions violate the First Amendment.
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Professor David Sklansky discusses investigations by the Department of Justice and Congress’s Select Committee into the January 6 attack on the Capitol, recent charges against the founder of the Oath Keepers, and more.
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Jason Solomon discusses restrictive rules in the U.S.–including in California–that govern, and limit, who can provide legal services.
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Please join us for the 2022 Publius Symposium reflecting, belatedly, on the 40th anniversary of Former Dean John Hart Ely's pathbreaking work: Democracy and Distrust: A Theory of Judicial Review on Friday, February 25 at Stanford Law School. The Symposium will feature a reflection and discussion of his work by leading constitutional law scholars from across the country, including current and former Stanford Law School Deans.
