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Dean George Triantis 2 — Dean George Triantis

George Triantis, JSD ’89, a member of the SLS faculty since 2011, took the helm in June 2024 as the new Richard E. Lang Professor of Law and Dean of Stanford Law School. This profile explores his career and scholarship—and what drives this preeminent business law scholar.
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May It Please the Court, for 20 Years and Counting

Stanford’s Supreme Court Litigation Clinic celebrates two decades of advocacy and landmark victories at the nation’s High Court.

Racial Narratives and the Shaping of American Law — Racial Narratives and the Shaping of American Law

A Stanford class journeys to Montgomery, Alabama, to examine the enduring impact of racial injustice.
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Legal Matters Q&A: Navigating the Digital Battlefield

Michael Sulmeyer, JD ’11 (BA ’02), assistant secretary of defense for cyber policy, discusses his dual roles shaping U.S. military cyber operations and strategy.

Love of the Game: Kate Paye, Leading Stanford Women’s Basketball Forward 4 — Love of the Game

Kate Paye, JD/MBA ’03 (BA ’95), has her dream job on a “different kind of court,” as head coach of Stanford’s women’s basketball team.
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The Legal Aggregate

Faculty photo of Professor Shirin Sinnar — Terrorism, Not Treason: The Rise and Fall of Criminal Charges

(Originally published by The University of Chicago Legal Forum on January 22, 2025.) Two decades into the global war on terror, the United States has a vast legal and institutional architecture for prosecuting “international” terrorism. A sprawling global intelligence network, thousands of informants in U.S. communities, and a highly permissive legal regime…
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Stanford Law’s David Sklansky on the Special Counsel’s Election Interference Report, Prosecutorial Power, and His New Book

Presidential Pardon Power Shouldn’t Include Amnesty

Yes, SPACs Do Dilute Investors: A Brief Response to Gulliver and Scott

California Burning: Environmental Lawyer Deborah Sivas on the LA Fires, Climate Change, and Insurance Nightmares to Come

A Bipartisan Consensus on Criminal-Justice Reform

TikTok’s Identity Crisis: Corporate Personality in a De-Globalizing World

See It & Hear It

David Alan Sklansky — David Sklansky Discusses Citizen’s Arrest on Explain It to Me
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Daniel E. Ho 4 — Dan Ho Discusses Racial Covenants on Fox KTVU
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Online Features

David Alan Sklansky — Want to Save Democracy? Start by Reforming the Criminal Legal System, Argues David Sklansky in His New Book

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Trade, Tariffs, and Treaties

Three weeks before he was elected the 47th president of the United States, during a conversation at the Economic Club…

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Stanford Law School’s 2024 End-of-Year Faculty Reading List 48

Stanford Law School’s 2024 End-of-Year Faculty Reading List

Looking for a good book or two to dig into during the holidays? The Stanford Law School Faculty End-of-Year…

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