Stanford’s Shirin Sinnar on the Buffalo shooting, hate crimes, and domestic terrorism
In the wake of the Buffalo shooting, Stanford Law School’s Shirin Sinnar discusses the scale of white supremacist violence in the U.S. and the rise of hate crimes.
The nation’s leading academic center for research on policy governing digital technology has become a joint initiative of the Stanford Law School and the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies.
Stanford’s Robert Daines on law firms and Russian profits
Stanford Law Professor Robert Daines launched the Law Firms and Russian Profits project to track and highlight law firm positions on taking on new work for Russian clients or withdrawing from existing engagements.
Stanford Law faculty on Justice Breyer’s retirement
On Jan. 27, Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer, BA ’59, announced his plan to retire when the Court begins its summer recess this year. Here, Stanford Law faculty members discuss his legacy.
Stanford Law faculty on the Supreme Court ruling on vaccination mandates
Stanford's Michelle Mello and William B. Gould discuss the Supreme Court's ruling that struck down a Biden administration mandate that large businesses require their employees to either be vaccinated or tested once a week.
Stanford Law’s Bob Weisberg on the Elizabeth Holmes verdict
Criminal law expert Robert Weisberg discusses the verdict in the fraud case against the famed dropout who founded the blood testing disruptor Theranos.
