🧠 When it comes to young offenders, it can be tricky to determine sentencing policies.

Dive into the complexities of the adolescent brain and how neuroscientist BJ Casey suggests we can improve the justice system in our recent recap of her lecture: ow.ly/nvM950RhBHv

Yes! We're hosting the second annual International Future of Law Association conference at Vanderbilt Law in July — please join us! Info on how to submit a proposal, below 👇

Spring in full swing! 🌷

In our recent article, Professor @jbruh and John Nay share their insights on AI's impact on future lawyers.

What is a 'language model?' Should students use AI in their studies? And, most importantly, who do we blame when things go wrong?

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The Vanderbilt Social Justice Reporter hosted its inaugural symposium on March 21, where we discussed capitalism, the carceral state, and social justice with leading academics and practitioners.

Read our recent recap of the event if you missed it here: ow.ly/wVa250RgsAS

Professor Lauren Sudeall (Lauren Sudeall) has been named the David Daniels Allen Distinguished Chair of Law at Vanderbilt Law! Big congratulations! #WomenAlsoKnowLaw

Should tech companies be held accountable for harmful content on social media?

Professor Ganesh Sitaraman dissects the ongoing debate about the future of Section 230 and his own recommendations via POLITICO: ow.ly/iOMT50RaCPm

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Thank you to all who have contributed this #GivingDay ! Because of our generous community, Vanderbilt Law School has officially raised more than $418,000 and ranks #2 among university-wide initiatives.

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#GivingDay Financial aid is often the single deciding factor in whether a student chooses Vanderbilt Law School over another institution.

Help us attract talented students and ensure graduates are free to pursue meaningful work.

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We're only a few days away from our final Summer 2024 online MLS final application deadline!

Don't miss your chance to join an engaged community of like-minded learners and expand your career opportunities. Apply today: bit.ly/3lq3A9T

🎙️ Dive into episode 2 of the newest season of 'Climate at Vanderbilt' hosted by J.B. Ruhl!

His guest, Calynn Dowler, explores the intersection of religious studies and environmental anthropology in the Sundarbans delta of West Bengal, India.

Via Spotify: ow.ly/ajv850RatSa

📚 Last week, Judge Denny Chin's eye-opening discussion at Vanderbilt Law highlighted Asian American legal history and its impact on the U.S. Constitution.

Read our recap to dive into three compelling case studies that still resonate today: ow.ly/nthH50Raq0K

Honored to be named as the newest David Daniels Allen Distinguished Chair of Law Vanderbilt Law at today's investiture ceremony -- grateful for such wonderful colleagues and this phenomenal VU community!

Join us for the last event in the Dean’s Lecture Series on Race and Discrimination for the year with Jacob Mchangama! This series explores race & civil rights through the eyes of legal experts.

Catch it LIVE on Wednesday at 12:30 CDT: youtube.com/live/lKXEu_Bji…

From the classroom to the courtroom, help shape the future of law by donating to Vanderbilt Law School on April 11.

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We had a lovely afternoon speaking to a full room about Stephen Bright and Southern Center for Human Rights. Thanks to sara mayeux for being a brilliant interlocutor and Daniel J. Sharfstein and the George Barrett Social Justice Program for their warm hospitality. Vanderbilt Law #DemandTheImpossible

With sara mayeux, Daniel J. Sharfstein, and Vanderbilt Law grad Judge Jane Branstetter Stranch of the U.S. Court of Appeals, 6th Circuit, after giving the 2024 George Barrett lecture. #DemandTheImpossible

Debates on deplatforming might seem unprecedented. But in all utility-like sectors, the question of when to exclude people or content is common -- and has a long history. We should learn from that history as we debate how to best govern big tech. My newest POLITICO Magazine. 1/4

🎓 Calling all law school supporters: Make an impact on Giving Day, April 11!

Your contribution fuels our mission of legal excellence and empowers the next generation of legal professionals.

Early giving is OPEN! Learn more: ow.ly/KkOQ50R8uPZ