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The challenges of indigent defense have only become more difficult in the middle of a global pandemic and a national reckoning on racial justice. How are those on the front lines dealing with these challenges? Hear from two of our nation's leading public defenders  -- Avis Buchanan, Director of the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia, and Ricardo […]

Hear from lawyers and activists on the movement to de-police schools.

The Office of Student Affairs hosts meetings with each section, so we get to know you and you get to know us. 1-2 pm PST Zoom

Ran Abramitzky Kate Bundorf — The Coronavirus Pandemic and the U.S. Health Care System Lisa Chamberlain — Kids, COVID and Child Health Policy Mark Duggan — Social Security, Medicare, and Health Policy Maria Polyakova — Subsidizing Private Insurance Plans to Provide Medicare and Medicaid Benefits The webinar on October 27 is open to everyone, including Stanford community members […]

With Michelle McKinley, University of Oregon Law

Environmental litigators from four state departments of justice--California, Colorado, Oregon, and New York--will discuss how states are fighting the Trump Administration's environmental deregulation efforts. They will also discuss how the election will impact the evolution of environmental law and policy in the United States. Moderated by Deborah Sivas, Luke W. Cole Professor of Environmental Law.

The Office of Student Affairs hosts meetings with each section, so we can get to know you and you to get to know us 1-2 pm PST Zoom

This discussion will outline the history of qualified immunity and explain whether this protection can ever be eliminated. Speakers will discuss the real-world application of the protection and standard of proof for juries. Attendees will be encouraged to think about what America would look like without qualified immunity. Guest speakers will be Fred Smith (SLS […]

You probably already know who you’re voting for in the Presidential election, but do you know how you’re voting on the many California ballot measures? Want to learn more about them before you decide? Not a CA voter, but interested in an academic perspective on some big potential policy changes? Join SLS Women in Politics and […]

  Are you a JD or advanced degree student interested in public or private international law? Come hear from the international law faculty, staff, and student leaders and learn about international academic and extracurricular opportunities at SLS.

Professor Pam Karlan

The Office of Student Affairs hosts meetings with each section, so we can get to know you and you to get to know us 1-2 pm PST Zoom

October 29, November 16, and January 14 Conference Kickoff: Remarks by Leo E. Strine, Jr. Former Chief Justice, Delaware; Distinguished Fellow, Columbia and Penn Law Schools; Of Counsel, WLRK In this first installment of our conference series, Professor Chris Brummer (Agnes N. Williams Professor and Faculty Director, Institute of International Economic Law, Georgetown University Law Center) will moderate a discussion on […]

The Federalist Society presents a panel on everything you need to know about final exams.

Need help with your interviewing skills? Join OCS and Levin Center advisors for a program to help you put your best foot forward! Hear what employers are looking for in candidates, how to highlight your best skills and how to answer to the tough questions.

Amanda Alexander, SLS graduate, founder and executive director of the Detroit Justice Center, is the 2020 recipient of the National Public Service Award. She  will give a school-wide lecture and host a live Q&A afterward to talk about her career working alongside community-based movements to end mass incarceration and build thriving and inclusive cities.

Interested in environmental law? Think you might want to pursue a joint degree?   The Emmett Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources (E-IPER) will be hosting an information session on Thursday, October 29th at 1:00pm PST via Zoom. J.D. students considering a Joint Master of Science Degree in Environment and Resources are welcome to stop by and learn about the program. E-IPER is a community of […]

Join us for a discussion with professors Mark Lemley (SLS), A. Doug Melamed (SLS), and Josh Wright (GMU)!

This event will be a student panel with current 2Ls and 3Ls discussing how they prepared for their first set of law school exams.

An evening conversation with Professor Rabia Belt about her path to academia, her scholarship, and her work with the National Council on Disability and the Disability Rights Bar Association.

What do activists, scholars, and politicians mean when they say “defund the police?” Is defunding the answer to police brutality and racial inequities in policing? What obstacles have legislators and activists faced when attempting to redesign policing in America? Join the Criminal Law Society and Black Law Students Association for a conversation with two individuals […]