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A Square Peg, a Round Hole, and the Future of Antidiscrimination Law
A job applicant is screened out by an automated hiring system. A prosecutor relies on an AI tool to assess a defendant’s likelihood of recidivism. A public agency adopts a system meant to make decisions more fairly, only to discover that the tool may be replicating old patterns of discrimination…
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(Originally published by Just Security on March 9, 2026.) On Feb. 28, 2026, the United States and Israel launched a…
Learn moreAggression, Plain and Simple: A Response to Shany and Cohen on the Attack on Iran
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On February 28, the world woke to the news that the United States and Israel had executed a coordinated attack…
Learn moreStanford’s Allen Weiner on the Constitutional and International Law Questions Raised by the Iran Attack
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In a recent commentary published in the JAMA Health Forum, Stanford Law Professor Michelle Mello examines the potential impacts of Utah's innovative pilot program that permits an autonomous AI agent to manage prescription renewals for chronic conditions. This initiative is designed to address ...barriers to healthcare access, especially in regions facing shortages of medical providers. However, Mello underscores the importance of implementing strong oversight and accountability measures to ensure the program's effectiveness and safety. https://brnw.ch/21x0Utf
Join the Neukom Center for the Rule of Law on Tuesday, April 7 as they host Francis Fukuyama and Marc Dunkelman on America's defining puzzle: abundant resources, broken systems. In this fireside chat, they will explore "Why Nothing Works"--and how we might restore our ability to ...solve collective problems.
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This month, Stanford Law Professor Daniel Ho was honored with the Roland Prize which recognizes faculty who integrate scholarship, teaching, and public service in ways that benefit students and communities alike.
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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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