Professor Robert Rabin discusses liability and negligence issues, a possible new liability framework, and how tort law may develop for autonomous vehicles.
In this Time article Professor Buzz Thompson discusses California's history of droughts, "weather whiplash," and the need for the state to continue to plan for water usage even after a rainy year.
In this Hill opinion essay, Stephanie Safdi, a clinical supervising attorney for the Stanford Environmental Law Clinic, discusses the clinic's work looking at dangerous aviation leaded fuel in communities located near small airports and plans by Congress to allow continued use of polluting fuel types.
As president of the Constitutional Convention, and as president of the nascent United States, Washington received several letters from members of the tiny American Jewish community. These fascinating letters tell us a great deal about the way in which Jews saw the promise of the Constitution; and the astounding way in which Washington responded allows us to better understand the essence of the American idea, and what we commemorate on Constitution Day in our age.
September 12, 2023
5:00-6:00 PM | Lecture
6:00-7:00 PM | Reception
This event will be in-person only.
