Solicitor General Kyle Hawkins will discuss DACA rescission legislation

@ SLS: Room 285, Crown Quadrangle 559 Nathan Abbott Way

Thinking about the possibility of a non-law business job at some point after law school? Wondering if your background and experience might be a good fit for consulting firms, venture capital firms, private equity funds, investment banking or business/corporate development positions? Join OCS for an informal presentation on searching for a non-law business job. We’ll […]

Please join the International Law Society for a brown bag lunch talk titled "Lawful But Awful: Ethics, Lawyers and International Relations" with Professor Jenik Radon, '71 SLS and past co-president of the International Law Society; Adjunct Professor at Columbia University, School of International and Public Affairs; and lawyer with Radon Law Offices. His full bio […]

SAIR Asylum Project is hosting biweekly workshops in coordination with Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. for volunteers to remotely translate evidence from Spanish to English to support asylum applications for immigrants at the U.S. southern border.

Final round of editing for SJIL's first issue of 2019-2020!

Sponsored by Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity, Center for Human Rights and International Justice, Stanford Law School Criminal Justice Center, Humanities Center, Program in Ethics in Society, Stanford Arts Institute Reginald Dwayne Betts transformed himself from a sixteen-year old kid sentenced to nine-years in prison to a critically acclaimed writer and graduate […]

Prof Weiner will be in discussion with Nema Milaninia, formerly a trial attorney at the ICC. They will discuss issues concerning the recent international humanitarian law implications arising from the dispute between the US and Iran.

The law school community covers a broad range of people with a broad range of experiences.  Join us for a fun, low-key event where students, staff, and anyone else connected to the law school is invited to tell a story from their experience!  (And if you'd like, tell a story of your own!)

Watch Event LOCATION: Paul Brest Hall Stanford University 555 Salvatierra Way Stanford CA 94305 The Rock Center for Corporate Governance, Stanford Graduate School of Business and the Department of Justice will hold a public workshop on Feb. 12, 2020, to explore the intersection between venture capital and antitrust law. The full-day workshop will discuss trends […]

Table with cupcakes, postcards, and prizes for participating in advocacy around reproductive health.

SLS Public Interest Summer Funding Program is a program that provides modest funds to Stanford Law school students who choose to intern at public interest and some government organizations during the summer. It is intended to encourage students to explore future career options in public service and public interest law. It is not intended to […]

Sponsored by Stanford Arts Institute, Stanford Humanities Center, and Stanford Criminal Justice Center. Please join the Stanford Arts Institute for a panel discussion with leading scholars on Carceral Imaginaries: A Panel on Arts, Race, and Incarceration. The panelists will explore the intersection of criminal justice and narratives of incarceration. From the preservation of African music and […]

Community Dinner for the FLI Professionals

Professor Mitchell will discuss the meaning of the Fourteenth Amendment.

SLS Professor John Donohue has built a career implementing empirical data to change laws and policies related to the death penalty and gun control. His recent research, for example, shows that when more people carry guns, violent crime increases. Through this workshop, you will learn how he develops data-driven research questions and the challenges he […]

This event is free and lunch is provided.

RSVP is required for this free event.  Encryption is vital to protecting our privacy, data security, economy, and national security. Our smartphones, website visits, and many of our interpersonal communications are now protected by encryption by default, ensuring that would-be bad actors cannot snoop on us. At the same time, criminals take advantage of encryption to […]

Law and Economics Seminar with Gillian K. Hadfield (University of Toronto Law School), will present "Legal Markets" as part of the Law and Economics Seminar, Winter 2020   Download paper here.

5:15pm - 5:30pm - Dinner 5:30pm - 7:00pm - Discussion Stanford Law School, Room 190 This event is free and open to the public. Register below Each year, the Stanford Constitutional Law Center hosts the Publius Symposium, which celebrates a notable recent book in constitutional law. This year, we honor a book of profound importance: Fidelity […]