The Search for Energy Solutions Powers New Courses
Courses taught by Associate Professor Joshua Macey ’17 examine the law behind the energy systems that power the economy and make modern living possible.
Professor Kronman on Seeking a Humanistic Conservatism
"True Conservatism: Reclaiming Our Humanity in an Arrogant Age" is the latest book by Professor Anthony Kronman ’75.
Seminar Probes the Intersection of Law and Cognitive Science
Students are digging into questions about psychopathy, addiction, and more in a seminar that explores the legal relevance of topics in cognitive science.
YLS Team Wins Regional Appellate Advocacy Competition
A team of Law School students won the Regional Championship in the National Appellate Advocacy Competition held by the ABA in Philadelphia last month.
“New Worlds Arise”: Professors Meares and Tyler Research Online Safety
Yale Law School professors Tracey Meares and Tom Tyler discuss their new research article on the challenges of regulating online content and making the Internet safer for everyone.
MFIA Clinic Helps Doctors Challenge Removal of Patient Safety Research from Federal Website
The Media Freedom and Information Access Clinic and partner organizations filed a complaint challenging the removal of articles from a government-run website for doctors and medical researchers.
Exchange Program Offers an International Look at Legal Education
Yale Law School welcomed 10 law students from partner schools in Argentina, Brazil, and Chile for the New Haven leg of the Owen Fiss Latin American Linkage exchange program.
Symposium Examines Civil Justice in Brazil
A symposium on civil justice in Brazil featured a keynote by Luis Roberto Barroso ’89 LLM, president of the Supreme Federal Court of Brazil.