The Legal Aggregate
The Eviction Ban Should Remain in Effect Long After the Pandemic is Over
(This op-ed was first published in CNN on January 22, 2021.) The Covid-19 pandemic has exposed a basic fact of American life: When people unexpectedly lose work or face unforeseen expenses, they can't pay their rent. What's worse, they often get evicted as a result. As lawyers who represent low-income tenants,…
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Public Health Innovation Through a County-Stanford Partnership
As the United States continues its fight against a surging COVID-19 pandemic, the population weary of mitigation measures meant to…
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2020 End-of-Year Faculty Reading and Podcast List
Ralph Richard Banks, BA/MA ’87, Jackson Eli Reynolds Professor of Law, recommends Heavy by Kiese Laymon and The Tyranny of…
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New Stanford Center for Racial Justice
In June, Stanford University announced the establishment of the Stanford Center for Racial Justice (SCRJ), a new initiative anchored at…
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