Professor Kohler-Hausmann’s Book Examines Misdemeanors and Policing Practices
In her book, Associate Professor of Sociology Issa Kohler-Hausmann ’08 contributes to the growing research on the U.S. criminal justice system by directing attention to the neglected yet central role that misdemeanors play in administering social control.
CED Clinic Provides Training for Local Refugee Food Entrepreneurs
Yale graduate students and fellows in the Ludwig Center for Community & Economic Development held training sessions for participants in Sanctuary Kitchen’s Kitchen Incubator Program.
Yale Team Makes it to Quarterfinals in Jessup Moot Court
In February, the Yale Law School placed first in the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court competition, the world's largest moot court competition.
Court Declares that EPA Failed To Protect Civil Rights
A federal court ruled in favor of plaintiffs being represented by the Environmental Justice Clinic at Yale Law School and Earthjustice.
Yale Law School Students Submit Comment to HHS
A group of Yale Law students submitted a comment to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services advocating against a proposed rule that they say would have harmful effects on both patients and providers.
Rule of Law Clinic Files Additional Amicus Brief in Travel Ban Case
On March 30, 2018, students from the Rule of Law Clinic filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of a bipartisan group of 52 former senior national security officials.
Food Law Leaders Join the Farm Bill Fray
Yale Law School's Environmental Protection Clinic was involved in releasing three reports that apply a justice lens to the farm bill debate in D.C.
Rule of Law Clinic Files Suit Over Census Preparations
The Rule of Clinic is representing plaintiffs in suing the federal government alleging the upcoming Census will cause inequalities in political representation and deficiencies in federal funding of those communities.