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@law.stanford.eduOct. 15, 5-6 p.m. PDT: The Neukom Center and Hoover’s Center for Revitalizing American Institutions will celebrate Professor Diego Zambrano’s new book, “How Americans Enforce the Law.” Professor Eugene Volokh will serve as discussant.
@law.stanford.eduHow will AI change expert work? Can the professions keep public trust—and widen access? Stanford Law and @stanfordmedicine.bsky.social take on the shared challenges between the sister professions. The Future of the Legal and Medical Professions, Oct. 26.
Register: web.cvent.com/event/765587...
@law.stanford.eduFeatured on @60minutes.bsky.social, Vorys Law Firm highlighted its work with SLS's liftlab to build internal AI personas trained on the insights of senior lawyers. The goal: help attorneys prepare more effectively, not replace their judgment. #LegalAI #AI
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@law.stanford.eduCalifornia’s Prop 45 promises faster approvals for “essential projects.” But SLS Prof. Deborah Sivas, JD ’87, writes that it could also limit tribal consultation, public comment and judicial review under CEQA.
Read the essay: law.stanford.edu/2026/10/04/p...
@law.stanford.eduLaw & medicine are facing the same disruptions: AI, shifting markets, and a changing policy landscape.
Join Stanford Law and @stanfordmedicine.bsky.social for a full-day symposium on the future of both professions. Oct. 26, Paul Brest Hall. Register: web.cvent.com/event/765587...
@law.stanford.eduSLS Prof. Julian Nyarko’s analysis found AI signals more often in law review main text and abstracts than in footnotes. The research cannot determine whether AI was used for editing, polishing or drafting. That distinction matters.
Read more: reason.com/volokh/2026/...
@law.stanford.eduProf. Jack Balkin didn't come to SLS w/ an uplifting Constitution Day message. In a wide-ranging lecture, he argued that new tech is reshaping constitutional power, weakening democratic institutions, & accelerating what he calls “constitutional rot.” law.stanford.edu/press/techno...
@law.stanford.eduWhen can states redraw congressional districts? Can the White House change mail voting rules through the Postal Service? Prof. Nate Persily talks to Stanford Legal discussing the legal battles over 2026 election rules—& what's at stake for democracy. law.stanford.edu/stanford-leg...
@law.stanford.eduOn Sept. 28, SLS Professor Rabia Belt will explore how communities shaped mental competence and voting rights in 19th-century America at @ucberkeleylaw.bsky.social.
Hosted by Berkeley Law Center for the Study of Law & Society | 12:15-2 p.m.
@law.stanford.edu"Stanford RegLab is proud to partner with the state to pioneer a framework to rigorously learn, evaluate, & improve such a system through rapid technological change," says Prof. Dan Ho, Director of Stanford RegLab.
Take a look at the new AI-powered tool: www.gov.ca.gov/2026/09/09/g...
@law.stanford.eduJoin us on Thursday, Sept. 17 at 5pm for our annual Constitution Day Lecture with Yale Law Professor Jack M. Balkin discussing "Technology and Constitutional Rot" and how the Algorithmic Society threatens democratic governance.
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@law.stanford.eduSLS’s Executive Education program is launching the Legal Engineering Academy, a first-of-its-kind, two-week residential program for attorneys, executives, and other leaders who want to move beyond talking about AI and start building with it.
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@law.stanford.eduWho runs a federal agency when the top position is vacant? Stanford Law's Anne Joseph O'Connell discusses the legal rules governing temporary officials and recent court decisions on the latest episode of Stanford Legal.
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@stanlrev.bsky.socialReposted by @law.stanford.eduHoang Pham, Hannah Cha, and Rashon Poole argue that contemporary disputes over "AI bias" are best understood as normative disagreements about representation—whether AI systems should mirror the world or be designed to promote a more inclusive future. www.stanfordlawreview.org/online/unpac...
@law.stanford.eduCongratulations to Promise Mabilo, winner of Stanford’s #2026BrightAward for Environmental Sustainability. A community organizer in Emalahleni, South Africa fighting fossil fuel pollution—learn more and register for her panel and reception: law.stanford.edu/press/promis...
@law.stanford.eduThe Supreme Court is disregarding factual evidence established by lower courts, raising concerns about judicial integrity. SLS's Duncan Hosie writes in @theatlantic.com about the Roberts Court's troubling departure from the "clear-error deference" standard. www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/0...
@law.stanford.eduShould courts use AI? SLS's Daniel E. Ho and Olivia Martin say the answer isn't banning—it's creating secure environments where judges can test models before deployment. Without this, courts risk falling behind litigants already using these tools. www.lawfaremedia.org/article/an-a...
@law.stanford.eduLooking for a good book or two to start before the end of summer? It's not too late!
Take a look at the Stanford Law School Faculty Summer Reading List which offers up some of our professors’ favorite reads.
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