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Stanford’s William Gould on SCOTUS NCAA Student Athlete’s Decision
On Monday, June 21, the U. S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) cannot bar relatively modest payments for expenses to student-athletes. Here, Stanford Law Professor William B. Gould IV, former chairman of the National Labor Relations Board, discusses the decision and other cases urging…
Read MoreUnanimous SCOTUS Religious Liberty Ruling
Stanford’s Michelle Mello and David Studdert on SCOTUS ACA Decision
Can Schools Punish a Student for a Social Media Post? Stanford Scholars Discuss an Imminent Supreme Court Ruling
Affirmation of Inherent Tribal Power to Police Blurs Civil and Criminal Indian Law Tests
Fragile India, Strong India
It’s Time to Reform Sentencing Enhancements
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Online Features
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…
Learn moreStanford Law School’s Small Business and Entrepreneurship Law Project
America’s small businesses have faced seismic hurdles during the pandemic. First they were hit with COVID-19 restrictions, followed by a…
Learn moreFred Alvarez Receives Stanford Associates’ Gold Spike Award
On April 17, 2021, Fred Alvarez, JD ’75 (BA ’72), a partner in the Coblentz law firm, received the Gold…
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