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How AI is Helping States Cut Through Decades of Red Tape
(Originally published by The Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI on July 23, 2026.) Bureaucracy moves slowly, and decades of outdated provisions clogging the bylaws of cities and states only make it worse. Sometimes dubbed “policy sludge,” such obsolete processes and stale reporting requirements can trap civil servants in red tape…
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For Stanford Law’s Class of 2026, a Commencement Message of Community and Purpose
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Throughout the Supreme Court’s 2025–26 term, Stanford Law School faculty helped make sense of the Court’s decisions and their broader…
Learn moreStanford Law Scholars Weigh In On the Supreme Court’s Consequential Term
Professor Jeff Fisher discusses a term marked by major rulings across executive power, voting, and civil rights, and what they…
Learn moreInside the Supreme Court’s Key 2026 Decisions
(Originally published by The Philadelphia Inquirer on July 8, 2026.) It is past time for Division I colleges and universities…
Learn moreThe Supreme Court freed college athletes to earn. Collective bargaining is the next step.
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Meet Sachika Thakur, LLM ’26.
For Sachika, one of the most meaningful parts of Stanford Law has been the people. From cultural nights celebrating traditions from around the world to the collaborative, problem-solving environment in the classroom, she found an experience that was as ...deeply human as it was academic.
This fall, she’ll join the restructuring practice at Davis Polk & Wardwell in New York City. Looking ahead, she hopes to return to India and apply what she’s learned to advance climate law and policy, strengthen regulatory frameworks, and help shape meaningful corporate reform.
Earlier this month, Dean George Triantis traveled across Southern California to meet with Stanford Law School Alumni and friends of the school. Together, they discussed the evolving need for lawyers and the rule of law, and explored Dean Triantis's school-wide vision for AI, collaboration, and... leadership.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for these energizing conversations and a big thank you to Marisa Brutoco, '00, JD '04, and Rich Bridgford, '82, JD '85, for hosting as well as Robin Drysdale for organizing the events. #slsalumni
A new Rule of Law Teaching Hub from Stanford Law School’s Neukom Center brings together syllabi, readings, country case studies, and practical guidance to help instructors build and strengthen rule of law courses—and connect a dispersed community working in the field.
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Introducing Lucas Reyes, JD ‘26!
With an appreciation for Stanford Law School’s uniquely intellectual community, Lucas reflects on his experience in the Immigrants’ Rights Clinic and shares his plans to remain in Palo Alto working for Perkins Coie and their Emerging Companies & ...Venture Capital practice. Congratulations, Lucas!