Looking for a good book or two to enjoy during the holidays? The Stanford Law School Faculty End-of-Year Reading List offers up some of our professors’ favorites.
In a Wall Street Journal op-ed and a Legal Aggregate post, Three Strikes Project Director Michael Romano discusses the potential for bi-partisan criminal justice reform.
SLS Visiting Fellow Douglas Melamed, previously GC of Intel Corp., explains some of the key points of two complex antitrust cases involving Google against the backdrop of the transition from Biden’s to Trump’s enforcement agencies.
Professor Shirin Sinnar discusses challenges to the fair adjudication of Title VI complaints at U.S. colleges and universities in the context of the Palestine/Israel conflict.
A new report by SLS's Rhode Center investigates how states screen bar applicants for mental health conditions. Learn more in this Q&A about how the report's key findings implicate longstanding debates.
