The Legal Aggregate
Questioning the “Domestic” and “International” in Biden’s Counterterrorism Strategy
(This opinion essay was first published in Just Security on July 26, 2021.) In June, the Biden administration released its long-awaited strategy on domestic terrorism, billed as the first national strategy that squarely addresses that threat. While the strategy recognizes the increasingly transnational dimensions of white supremacist violence, it retains the basic division between domestic…
Read MoreStanford’s Michelle Mello and David Studdert on Proof of Vaccination and the Ongoing Fight Against COVID-19
The U.S. says it can answer cyberattacks with nuclear weapons. That’s lunacy.
My husband had a stroke after his COVID vaccine. We gave our kid his shot anyway
Stanford's Nate Persily on Supreme Court’s Ruling that Upholds Voter Restrictions in Arizona
Stanford Election-Law Expert Nate Persily on Post-Election Challenges to American Democracy
Defunding the Police
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2021 Faculty Summer Reading List
Looking for a good book or two to dig into this summer? Now in its tenth year, the Stanford Law…
Learn moreStanford JD in Hand, a ‘Scientific Marvel’ Reimagines Biomedical Commercialization
It’s the stuff of Silicon Valley legend: Nearly 50 years ago, a young venture capitalist cold-called a biochemist working on…
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How Diverse Inhabitants’ Competing Demands Built Federal Law in the Early West
In 1791, as congressional lawmakers in the nation’s then-capital of Philadelphia gazed West from the edge of North America, they…
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