On June 5th at 10am PST, SLS Professor Michelle Mello will be presenting her research at a virtual event titled 'Reimagining Public Health.' Learn more at the link below.

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“There’s a view of a future for Israeli and Palestinian people that rejects the notion that the conflict is inevitable,” said SLS's Allen Weiner The Christian Science Monitor.

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Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein, CEO of Intl Peace Institute and former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, accepted SLS's Ralston Prize in International Law on May 23. He discussed human rights with Prof. Gulika Reddy and, later, spoke about 'Memory and Moral Consistency.'

SLS Professor William Gould was interviewed by Legal Aggregate in 'Stanford’s Bill Gould on the UAW Vote in Alabama and the Future of Unions in the U.S.'

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'It makes sense, for instance, that if a worker has access to a company's secret recipe, you'd want the worker to promise that she wouldn't post that secret recipe on Facebook or Instagram,' said SLS's Nora Freeman Engstrom for USA TODAY.

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Lawsuits challenging public health measures can significantly impact officials’ ability to respond to emergencies, according to a new study from SLS Professor Michelle Mello and student David Jiang.

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Some of California’s 3,000+ people with intellectual and developmental disabilities live in specialized group homes which, according to a new report co-authored by the Director of SIDDLAPP Alison Morantz, could be stabilized and strengthened in key ways.

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SLS's Nora Freeman Engstrom spent 5+ years collaborating with fellow ALI reporters to identify and clearly state the law of medical malpractice in the United States. Their Restatement of Torts was announced this week. Congratulations, Professor Engstrom!

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Join us today from 4:30-7:00 pm in SLS Room 290 for the Jackson H. Ralston Prize in International Law. The recipient of the prize, Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein, will present a lecture followed by a reception. Register for the event at the link below.

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As a professional working at the intersection of legal and tech, how do you stay up to speed and navigate these new challenges and opportunities? Join us for this year's Stanford Digital Economy Best Practices on June 10.

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SLS's Mauritz Kop and Alexandra Waldherr (with I. Glenn Cohen) wrote an article, 'Quantum Trials: An FDA for Quantum Technology,' as part of the Stanford Center for RQT Research Series.

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“You are, I think, going to prove to be representative of about 90%-plus of the population,” said SLS Professor Hank Greely for Bloomberg in 'What We Really Learn From Home DNA Tests.'

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ALI membership votes to approve Restatement 3d, Torts: Medical Malpractice, marking the completion of this project. Thank you to our Reporters and project participants for their work on this important project. bit.ly/3WMwZfs Stanford Law School Wake Forest Law WashULaw

'We anticipate AI to be integral to the very fabric of how we educate and train our future legal professionals,' said CodeX Associate Director Dr.Megan Ma for Artificial Lawyer. Ma will be speaking at the Legal Innovators California conference on June 4 and 5.

'In 2023-2024 we have witnessed a union revival of sorts, with labor winning more than three quarters of NLRB elections,' said SLS's William Gould in a Q&A titled, 'Stanford’s Bill Gould on the UAW Vote in Alabama and the Future of Unions in the US.'

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A new report from SLS's Law and Policy Lab, 'Regulating the Legal Enablers of Russia’s War on Ukraine,' highlights how Western lawyers help Russian oligarchs evade sanctions by hiding and transferring offshore wealth.

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“To paraphrase Frank Sinatra, now we’re in a situation where anything goes,” said SLS Professor William Gould for the Los Angeles Times in 'Wonderful Co. sues to halt California card-check law that made it easier to unionize farmworkers.'

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SLS's Dan Ho (with Peter Henderson, Andrea Vallebueno, and Cassandra Handan-Nader) wrote an article, 'Corpus Enigmas and Contradictory Linguistics: Tensions Between Empirical Semantic Meaning and Judicial Interpretation,' published by the Minn.J.L.Sci.&Tech..

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Join us on Tuesday, May 28 for an SLS event, 'Social Media and the First Amendment,' from 5:00 pm- 6:30 pm in SLS Room 90. Three experts in the field, Brendan Carr, Eugene Volokh, and Ramya Krishna, will speak, with SLS's Jud Campbell as the moderator.

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Join us on Thursday, May 23rd from 4:30-7:00 pm at SLS for the Jackson H. Ralston Prize in International Law. Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, head of the International Peace Institute and former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, will be accepting the prize.

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