Student-Led Group Takes a Broad View of National Security
Inspired by a faculty member’s article, students formed a reading group to examine national security from new perspectives.
ISP Panels Tackle the Facebook Files and Democracy
On Oct. 7, 2021, the Information Society Project (ISP) at Yale Law School organized two panels with leading activists and academics, titled “The Facebook Files: What Next? Answers from Activism and Academia,” to discuss new revelations about Facebook.
Administrative Law Roundtable Gathers Early-Career Scholars
In September, 14 early-career legal scholars and 13 senior commenters gathered for the annual Administrative Law New Scholarship Roundtable, this year hosted by the Law School.
Navy to Reconsider Discharges in Vets Clinic Class Action
The Navy has agreed to review the discharges of thousands of veterans affected by behavioral or mental health conditions. The Veterans Legal Services Clinic represents the plaintiffs in a nationwide class action lawsuit.
Vivek Maru ’01 to Deliver Gruber Lecture on Oct. 25
Vivek Maru ’01, CEO of the grassroots legal empowerment group Namati, will give a lecture titled “Stop a Land Grab, Change the System: A Pathway to Climate and Environmental Justice."
Attica at 50: Repression, Resistance, Resilience
The Arthur Liman Center for Public Interest Law hosted a panel, “Then and Now: Fifty Years after Attica,” on the legacy of the prison uprising.
The First Amendment in the Information Age
Sterling Professor of Law Robert Post and Knight Professor of Constitutional Law and the First Amendment Jack Balkin join Yale University President Peter Salovey for a conversation about the viral spread of misinformation in the information age.
Policing Clinic Works with Partners Nationwide to Put Theory into Practice
The Policing, Law, and Policy Clinic provides students with an opportunity to work on real-world policy projects related to policing and public safety.