The Legal Aggregate
The Fallacy Behind Private Surveillance Cameras in San Francisco
(This op-ed was first published in CalMatters on August 9, 2020.) Recently The New York Times published an article about a San Francisco tech executive named Chris Larsen and his efforts to fund a private network of surveillance cameras around the city. Since 2012 Larsen has spent nearly $4 million of his own money…
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Online Features
Faculty Research Spotlight: Race and the Death Penalty
As questions about racial bias in the criminal justice system dominate the headlines, research by John J. Donohue III, C.…
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2020 Faculty Summer Reading and Podcast List
Paul Brest, Former Dean and Professor Emeritus, and Lawrence Friedman, Marion Rice Kirkwood Professor of Law, recommend The Splendid and…
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COVID-19 Pro Bono: Stanford Law Students Take on Important Legal Challenges
Legal questions raised by the COVID-19 pandemic are as novel as the coronavirus itself. Can a nonviolent prisoner who is…
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