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Professor Allen Weiner discusses passage by the Israeli Knesset of a portion of the controversial “judicial
overhaul," which could, among other things, serve as a basis for invalidating decisions made by the Israeli cabinet, individual government ministers, and certain other elected officials.
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Professor Emeritus William Gould discusses the hot summer of labor unrest in the United States and how successful strikes and negotiations at unionized entities can open the door to potentially huge economic advantage for non-unionized competitors.
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The Stanford Criminal Justice Center released a new report which examines the frequency with which women are incarcerated for killing their abusers and how they fare in the parole process.
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A new report from SLS's Law and Policy Lab looks at opportunities for the U.S. to expand climate-smart forestry practices and makes recommendations to better track and quantify carbon removal and other benefits.
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Stanford’s Lawyers for Sustainable Economy Initiative is hosting an upcoming webinar on the Inflation Reduction Act for Tribal Nations. Come join PaaWee Rivera, Senior Advisor and Director of Tribal Affairs, White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs, on August 3. Mr. Rivera, along with experts from Holland & Knight will talk about the new tax opportunities presented by the Inflation Reduction Act as they relate to Tribal Nations.
