Tsai Center Joins “Rainbow Law School” for Students Committed to LGBT Rights in China
Paul Tsai China Center Senior Fellow Darius Longarino and U.S. freedom to marry pioneer Evan Wolfson attended the “Rainbow Law School,” an intensive four-day seminar in Beijing from July 26–29, 2018 focused on LGBT rights advocacy in China.
Douglas NeJaime on Parental Recognition and Rights
Douglas NeJaime, Professor of Law at Yale Law School, answered questions about the legal status of parenthood.
Playing the Long Game
Four Yale Law School Alumni Come Together to Help Bring the 2028 Summer Olympics to Los Angeles
Finding the Right Path
Four Yale Law graduates discuss their varied career paths and the lessons they’ve learned along the way.
Associate Professor Orihuela Cited by Georgia’s Top Court
The Georgia Supreme Court cited the work of Clinical Associate Professor of Law Marisol Orihuela ’08 in a ruling on June 18, 2018, which held that a defendant’s due process rights were violated by automatic detention in his case.
WIRAC Mobilizes to Reunite Families
When students and faculty from WIRAC realized two children had been separated from their parents at the southern border and shipped thousands of miles away to Connecticut, they immediately jumped into action.
Professor Doherty Cited in Federal Ruling on Supervised Release
A Federal Judge in the Eastern District of New York issued a ruling this month holding that he would no longer send people back to prison for marijuana use while on supervised release. The opinion extensively cited the work of Professor Fiona Doherty ’99.
Yale Scholars Tackle Opioid Crisis in Groundbreaking Journal Issue
More than two dozen Yale professors, doctors, and students have published a series of groundbreaking articles on the opioid crisis in the Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics.