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At a recent Stanford Law School panel, former DOJ lawyers Greg Rosen, Liz Oyer, and Stacey Young joined Professor Pamela Karlan for a candid conversation about duty, integrity, public service, and what it means when the guardrails protecting DOJ independence begin to erode. Their discussion offered... an insider’s perspective on the pressures facing government lawyers and the stakes for the rule of law.
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Join Stanford Law School on April 21st at 12pm, for a dynamic panel titled "Academic Freedom’s Rationales and Limits." This discussion will address the nuances of academic freedom, particularly how it impacts classroom dynamics and differs from free speech protections. In a panel ...moderated by Paul Brest, hear from experts Emily Levine, Eugene Volokh, and Bernadette Meyler.
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Stanford Law faculty are again backing the law firms targeted by President Trump’s executive orders.
In the latest effort, Professors Phillip Malone and Mark Lemley represented a group of 595 law professors from across the country who signed an amicus brief in the D.C. Circuit opposing ...the orders. Read more: https://brnw.ch/21x1pZe
The Superior Court of Los Angeles County, Stanford Law, and https://brnw.ch/21x1nSO announced a joint effort to design and implement a comprehensive online case resolution system, prioritizing the development of people-centered digital services.
“A year of rigorous empirical analysis and... stakeholder engagement helped us to identify underlying mechanisms, change levers, and opportunities to design, implement, and test innovations that increase access to the Court and improve court operations,” says Rhode Center Co-Director and Stanford Law Professor David Freeman Engstrom.
Read about how the next steps in the groundbreaking partnership seek to unlock the potential of online dispute resolution (ODR): https://brnw.ch/21x1nSN