Byron Sher, a long-time Stanford Law School professor and California state legislator who helped usher in landmark ...

There is broad agreement that it takes too long to build “big things” in the U.S.—particularly large infrastructure projects ...

The federal government increasingly relies on private companies to govern: Palantir for foreign intelligence, Amazon for cloud computing, Starlink for ...

(Originally published in The Volokh Conspiracy on September 16, 2026.) ...

Barbara van Schewick, a Stanford Law School professor who helped pass the 2018 state net neutrality law, said it’s essential ...

Stanford law professor Orin Kerr also emphasized Frenk’s support for Pearl on social media. “The statement seems to then be about how the chancell ...

In Memphis, Tennessee, the board of education is still required to “provide and maintain separate schools for the use and ...

Stanford Law professor Barbara van Schewick explains the specifics: “In July, the National Telecommunications and Information ...

We’re talking about last-minute changes to election infrastructure, which could lead to either confusion or affect the ...

This is what we’ve seen since Bush v. Gore, which is an escalating number of court cases with each election,” said Nate Persily, a professor at ...

The Stanford Center for Racial Justice is pleased to share that essays by Ralph Richard Banks, Faculty Director, and Hoang Pham, Director of Education and Opportunity, have been published in the ...

Artificial intelligence is reshaping how law firms, legal departments, companies, public institutions, and other organizations operate. The Stanford Legal Engineering Academy prepares a select group ...