Justice Collaboratory Announces Partnership with New Haven Police Department
The Justice Collaboratory at Yale Law School announced a new research partnership today with the New Haven Police Department to advance evidence-based policing in the New Haven community.
SFALP Clinic Takes the Fight Beyond the Courtroom
In the past year, the San Francisco Affirmative Litigation Project has expanded its practice to include helping the City Attorney’s Office draft public comments, with the goal of challenging problematic proposed federal regulations before they become law.
Public Health and Law Experts Issue Guidelines for U.S. Response to Coronavirus Transmission
Over 800 public health and legal experts and organizations have signed an open letter to government officials on achieving a fair and effective COVID-19 response.
Groundbreaking Book Examines 10 Years of the Affordable Care Act
A new book coedited by Abbe R. Gluck ’00, Professor of Law and Faculty Director of the Solomon Center for Health Law and Policy, examines the first decade of the Affordable Care Act.
Liman Center Cited in Federal Report on Women in Prison
The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Issues Landmark Report on Women in Prison, Cites Testimony from Liman Center and Professor Judith Resnik
Transparency Advocates Win Victory for Public Access to Clinical Trial Data
A ruling from a federal judge on February 25, 2020, will dramatically expand the public’s right to access results of clinical trials studying drugs and medical devices.
EBaY Win Vacates Murder Conviction
The Ethics Bureau at Yale (EBaY) helped vacate a decades-old murder conviction in California.
ISP and Tap@Yale to Host Big Tech and Antitrust Conference
The Information Society Project (ISP) and the Thurman Arnold Project (TAP@Yale) will host a conference at Yale Law School, “Big Tech & Antitrust: Competition Policy in the Digital Age,” on March 28-29, 2020.