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Professor Mark Lemley discusses the amicus brief that pushes back on President Trump's executive order targeting Perkins Coie. The brief, drafted by Lemley and several Stanford Law faculty, was signed by nearly 400 law faculty from across the U.S.
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In partnership with the Superior Court of Los Angeles County, Stanford Law School’s Rhode Center and the Legal Design Lab published a forward-looking blueprint for expanding access to justice.
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In this Atlantic opinion essay, Professor Evelyn Douek examines the challenges facing visa and green card holders today and asks: Can she teach the First Amendment if she only has a green card?
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In this JAMA opinion essay, Professor Michelle Mello looks at challenges facing state public health departments.
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Stanford Law’s Neukom Center for the Rule of Law gathered faculty for an examination of the constitutional implications of new administrative policies.
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