Join SLLSA and BLSA for a lunch panel with O'Melveny & Myers as we discuss the pro bono practice of a large law firm. Panelists include David Lash, Managing Counsel of O'Melveny's Public Interest and Pro Bono Practices, Rochelle Karr, a Talent Development Director that oversees the firm's pro bono efforts, and a junior attorney. Lunch will […]

Join the Stanford National Lawyers Guild and the Stanford Criminal Law Society for a brown-bag discussion about prison abolition. What is prison abolition? What alternatives to prison exist, and what proposals are on the table?

Ever since you were a prospective student, you've heard that the SLS clinical program is unparalleled in the nation and a MUST for your legal education. All 1Ls, 2Ls and Advanced Degree students: you're invited to come hear the details and connect with the people who are here to help you think through how and […]

6:00pm - 7:00pm   Presentation Dinner will be served at 5:45pm Law Lounge, Stanford Law School Register Now Please join us for a discussion about the legal challenge to the Administration's deferred-action immigration policy. Jonathan Mitchell Visiting Fellow, Hoover Institution; Visiting Professor of Law, Stanford Law School Jonathan F. Mitchell is a Visiting Fellow at […]

2nd BLSA GBM of the quarter

Stanford Journal of International Law (SJIL) Source-Pull Night.  Member Editors work alongside their editing teams on finding and obtaining the sources cited in each SJIL article.  Members of the Executive Board intermingle with Lead Article Editors and Member Editors, and a collaborative environment is fostered.

Join us for a panel discussion on the accomplishments, missed opportunities, and future developments relating to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The ADA is a comprehensive antidiscrimination statute that was regarded by the disability community as an “emancipation proclamation” for one of America’s largest minority groups when it was first enacted in 1990. The […]

Please join the Stanford Federalist Society as we welcome Jonathan Mitchell, who will be speaking about interpreting the Fourteenth Amendment. Lunch will be served. Professor Mitchell currently teaches at George Mason University School of Law. After graduating from law school, he was a law clerk for Judge J. Michael Luttig of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the […]

Business meeting for senior and member editors of the Stanford Journal of Criminal Law & Policy

Members of Stanford ACS are invited to a mentorship dinner with the ACS Bay Area Lawyers Chapter. Bios of attorneys will be sent out via email, and, to the maximum extent possible, students will be seated according to their preferences. A reception will follow to facilitate broader connection and conversation. RSVP here.

REGISTER NOW Stanford Law School’s third annual VCDC program is the leading executive education program for venture-backed company directors. Based on Directors’ College, the nation’s premier executive education program for directors and senior executives of publicly traded firms, this program will focus on practical solutions to governance issues that commonly arise among private venture-backed companies […]

On February 9, 2016, the Supreme Court decided 5-4 to stay implementation of the EPA's Clean Power Plan (CPP), putting on hold President Obama's signature initiative against climate change and a critical building block of the Paris Agreement. The death of Justice Scalia less than two weeks later casts further uncertainty over the future of […]