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Marking 15 Years of MFIA
MFIA marked its 15th anniversary with a reunion that brought students, alumni, and faculty together at Yale Law School in November, following MFIA’s annual Access & Accountability conference.
Access & Accountability 2025: Preserving the Architecture of Accountability
This year’s Access & Accountability (AAC) conference brought together lawyers, journalists, academics, and advocates at Yale Law School for a two-day conference focused on the state of government accountability.
AI and ChatGPT Push Students and Faculty to Take a Deeper Look at the Law
As AI continues to overtake almost every sector of modern society, Yale Law School is utilizing this moment to encourage its students to explore the tool’s implications and prepare for an ever-changing technological world and legal landscape.
The New York Times
New Pentagon Press Crew Is All In on Trump
The Wall Street Journal
Teen Sues Maker of Fake-Nudes Software
Alumni Spotlight: George Wang ’20 on MFIA and the First Amendment
George Wang ’20 discusses his longstanding relationship with the MFIA clinic.
Abrams Institute Report Assesses the Future of the Press Clause
The report concludes that the First Amendment’s freedom of the press provision has been all but ignored by the Supreme Court and recommends that the provision be read and applied more broadly.
Conference Explores Technology’s Impact on Government Transparency and Accountability
The Access and Accountability Conference convened in New Haven Oct. 31 to Nov. 2, 2024, to take up pressing challenges to government accountability posed by technological advances and the rise of social media.