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Daniel E. Ho Receives Roland Prize for Public Service in Law and Policy
(Originally published by the Haas Center for Public Service on March 4, 2026.) When California passed a law requiring counties to identify and redact racist language embedded in millions of property deeds, the task seemed daunting. Santa Clara County alone needed to process more than 80 million pages of historical…
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Irene Liu Named Executive Director of Stanford Law School AI Initiative
Stanford Center for Racial Justice Brings Transparency to the Rules Governing Police Use of Force
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Stanford Law School professors Mark Lemley (BA ’88), Mila Sohoni, and Tendayi Achiume were named to an annual list of the “Top 100 Legal Scholars” compiled by George Mason University researchers Rob Willey and Melanie Knapp.
The 2025 ranking, released in March 2026, highlights the ...scholars whose recent law review articles received the most citations across the field. The study analyzes citations to law review articles published between 2019 and 2021, a window chosen to allow newer scholarship time to accumulate citations.
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Sunny days at Stanford bring out our best and brightest. Collaboration and smiles were found all over campus as students enjoyed their usual studies and activities outside.
Stanford Law School invites you to join the kickoff of the "Rethinking the Lawyers' Monopoly" webinar series on March 16.
Don’t miss the inaugural session, titled "Conceptualizing Legal Services Regulation," featuring an all-star lineup of experts who will ...explore innovative frameworks for understanding the rapidly evolving landscape of legal services.
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📘 Access the Lawyers' Monopoly book for free: https://brnw.ch/21x0GhX
* "Lawyers' Monopoly" was co-edited by Stanford Law School professors and Rhode Center co-directors David and Nora Freeman Engstrom.
📚✨ The Stanford Law Review recently hosted its annual symposium, this year focusing on the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), often considered the "bill of rights" for the administrative state. Experts gathered to reflect on its historical impact and examine future challenges and ...opportunities.
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📸 1: The Volume 78 Board of the Stanford Law Review with Chief Judge James Boasberg of the U.S. District Court of D.C.
📸 2: Chief Judge James Boasberg of the U.S. District Court of D.C. in conversation with Professor Anne Joseph O’Connell
📸 3: Stanford Law Review Senior Symposium Editor Joshua Petersen.
📸 4: Keynote lunch on administrative litigation across levels of government with Brian Fletcher, Edwin A. Heafey, Jr. Visiting Professor of Law & Co-Director of the Supreme Court Litigation Clinic, Stanford Law School; Donald Verrilli, former Solicitor General of the United States; Mathura Sridharan, Solicitor General of Ohio; and Kavita Narayan, JD’08, Chief Assistant County Counsel, County of Santa Clara.