In a new opinion piece for The Hill, "Heed Daniel Webster: There is no lawful reason for the US to attack Iran," Stanford Law School Professor George Fisher emphasizes that real change in U.S.-Iran relations requires a renewed commitment to diplomacy. He urges the need for negotiations ...over military action to address Iran's nuclear ambitions.

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Heed Daniel Webster: There is no lawful reason for the US to attack Iran

U.S. attacks on Iran violate a hallowed principle of international law.

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Stanford Law School's David Freeman Engstrom and Natalie Knowlton were guests on an episode of Legal Services Corporation's Talk Justice podcast: "New Data on Arizona and Utah’s Innovations After 5 Years of Legal Reform."

Engstrom and Knowlton discuss new data on ...legal services innovations in Arizona and Utah on Talk Justice and a recent report, “Legal Innovation After Reform: Five Years of Data on Regulatory Change,” which provides comprehensive data on what worked, what didn’t and what it means for expanding access to justice. These findings build on a previous report that the Rhode Center published after the first two years these regulatory reforms were enacted.

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New Data on Arizona and Utah’s Innovations After 5 Years of Legal Reform - Legal Talk Network

Stanford researchers discuss new data on legal services innovations in Arizona and Utah on Talk Justice. Five years ago, Arizona and Utah launched...

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Empowering Student-Centered Educational Research:

As part of the Roses Talk initiative, students not only conducted impactful research but also learned to navigate the complexities of representing student voices in policy discussions. The project's final convening showcased these ...efforts, as stakeholders engaged in a rich dialogue centered around student experiences. The lessons learned from this invaluable experience highlight the necessity of creating environments where at-promise students can thrive and be heard.

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Stanford Law Professor Alan Sykes was a recent guest on the Bloomberg's Votes & Verdicts podcast to discuss May 28 and 29 rulings by the US Court of International Trade and the Federal District Court of Washington D.C. that struck down tariffs imposed on China, Canada and Mexico and ...reciprocal tariffs. Sykes discusses the rulings, next steps, whether a continuation of a stay granted by the appellate courts presages reversal, what could happen on appeal, and more.

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'L Day' Tariffs' Legality with Law Prof. Alan Sykes: Votes & Verdicts - Bloomberg

Understand every aspect of the global economy – and know how to make your next move.

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