You may have given little thought to the role Native Americans played in the creation of the U.S. Constitution. But SLS scholars argue that Native people profoundly shaped the conversation.
Students in the Youth and Education Law Project hone their research and advocacy skills by helping kids facing disciplinary action or seeking accommodations.
Allen Weiner discusses NATO support for Ukraine, the limitations of the U.N., and the possibility that Russian officials could face prosecution for war crimes.
The decision in Roe v. Wade came on Jan. 22, 1973. Stanford Law faculty provide commentary on the Supreme Court’s decision, and the one that overturned it in June 2022.
Stanford Law’s David Sklansky offers perspective on the special counsel investigation of President Biden’s possession of documents from his service in the Obama administration.
