In Silicon Valley, where emerging technology is shaping the future, Stanford’s Cyberlaw Clinic gives students the chance to be part of making law at the exciting intersection of technology and the public interest.
Each semester, eight students work with the clinic director, conducting technology-related litigation, policy research, and advocacy. Through the Cyberlaw Clinic, students develop and hone skills in interviewing and counseling, fact investigation, issue identification, case theory, development, plan¬ning and organization, discovery and motions practice, ethics, negotiation, and oral advocacy. Sample cases involve free speech, privacy, the right to innovate, and the right to speak anonymously online.