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"What really allows big ISPs to flout network neutrality in their quest of higher profits is a lack of competition," states SLS Professor and director for @StanfordCIS Barbara van Schewick in a recent @latimes article. https://t.co/o7wG8RqfLP

Disney fashion bloggers are quickly emerging as a new niche of social media influencers. However, SLS's @marklemley believes that Disney's historically aggressive practices for protecting its intellectual property may pose a threat @bustle: https://t.co/dL9ZobFvRP

Though #lawschool clinics often focus on trial law, there are schools like SLS that offer #transactionallaw clinics. https://t.co/UAYmlCr93E

#PlanetLex host @DeanDBRodriguez talks with SLS lecturer and director of @LegalDesignLab @margarethagan about the use of design thinking to increase access to legal services.
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Elizabeth D. Katz

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Thanks to our brilliant first panel on Surveillance Technologies and Legal Culture for starting off our inaugural @Stanford Center for Law and History conference! #legalhistory @legalhistorian @mjsharafi @d_a_sklansky @StanfordLaw https://t.co/J9Dls4xLFT StanfordLaw Retweeted

Did you miss @CodeXStanford's #FutureLaw conference? Take a look at our recap of the event! https://t.co/yqKh6vyQZL https://t.co/Kd3WN4IZeM

Levin Center

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Read this Q&A with Professor Jayashri Srikantiah, director of our Immigrants' Rights Clinic, about the Sessions v. Dimaya case. https://t.co/JrpjRQrCA1 StanfordLaw Retweeted

@ConstitutionCtr talked with SLS Professor @persily on their #podcast to discuss #Facebook and the future of democracy. https://t.co/rQByeKiu1q

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Timeline Photos The April 17 SCOTUS decision Sessions v. Dimaya strikes down part of the Immigration and Nationality Act that authorized the government to deport some immigrants, including lawful permanent residents, convicted of “aggravated felonies.” In this Q&A, Professor Jayashri Srikantiah, director ...

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Stanford Law School Professor Mark Lemley and Visiting Professor and California Supreme Court Justice Mariano-Florentino... SLS Professor Mark Lemley and California Supreme Court Justice and SLS Visiting Professor Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
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The American Academy of Arts and Sciences announced today that Stanford’s William H. Neukom Professor ...

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The Early Years | Stanford Law School In April 1893, Stanford University published its plan and course list for the new Department of Law. Explore this photographic essay of Stanford Law’s first fifteen years and learn how the study of law began at Stanford. #SLS125 #lookingback http://stanford.io/2qD8e5w
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