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Service Matters: How Yale Law School Clinics Change the World

From modest beginnings, the clinical program at the Law School has grown into one of the school’s crown jewels. Today, more than 90% of students participate in clinics, reflecting a deeply rooted commitment to public service at the Law School.
Service Matters: How Yale Law School Clinics Change the World
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Her Idea on Childcare Drives the Conversation, 25 Years Later
Her Idea on Childcare Drives the Conversation, 25 Years Later
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Professor Harold Hongju Koh Represents Ukraine Against Russia’s Law-of-the-Sea Violations
Professor Harold Hongju Koh Represents Ukraine Against Russia’s Law-of-the-Sea Violations
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Latin American Linkage Program’s New Endowment Honors Professor Owen Fiss
Latin American Linkage Program’s New Endowment Honors Professor Owen Fiss
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Faculty Spotlight: Professor Taisu Zhang ’08
Faculty Spotlight: Professor Taisu Zhang ’08
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Events

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Oct
14

Indigenous Peoples' Day/Columbus Day; no classes will meet

All Day
Indigenous Peoples' Day/Columbus Day; no classes will meet
Oct
15

$40 per transaction charge for late change to schedules

All Day
$40 per transaction charge for late change to schedules
Oct
15

Rosenkranz Originalism Conference, “The Original Meaning of the Privileges or Immunities Clause”

9:00AM - 5:45PM
Rosenkranz Originalism Conference, “The Original Meaning of the Privileges or Immunities Clause”
Oct
15

“Orders of Capture: How a Decolonial Framework Helps Understand Big Data,” Nick Couldry

12:00PM - 1:30PM
“Orders of Capture: How a Decolonial Framework Helps Understand Big Data,” Nick Couldry
Oct
15

Judge Newsom: Breyer Revisited: Why We Chose Formalism, Not Pragmatism

12:10PM - 1:00PM
Judge Newsom: Breyer Revisited: Why We Chose Formalism, Not Pragmatism
Oct
15

LHF & Public Law: Noah Rosenblum, “Revisiting the Place of the President in the Federal Government"

12:10PM - 1:30PM
LHF & Public Law: Noah Rosenblum, “Revisiting the Place of the President in the Federal Government"

In The Press

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The Washington Post

Gateway Pundit Settles with Georgia Election Workers in Defamation Suit

The work of the Media Freedom and Information Access Clinic in the Gateway Pundit defamation suit was featured.

Gateway Pundit Settles with Georgia Election Workers in Defamation Suit
Democracy’s Chief Executive Podcast

Project 2025: Furthering the Anti-Immigration Agenda

Leighton Homer Surbeck Professor of Law Cristina Rodríguez ’00 discussed immigration policies on the podcast Democracy’s Chief Executive.

Project 2025: Furthering the Anti-Immigration Agenda
WalletHub

Safest Cities in America

Clinical Lecturer in Law and Policing, Law, and Policy Director of the Justice Collaboratory Jorge X. Camacho ’10 spoke about the national conversation on public safety. 

Safest Cities in America
The New York Times

Nowhere to Go: How Gaza Became a Mass Death Trap

Sterling Professor of International Law Harold Hongju Koh spoke about human rights issues in Gaza.

Nowhere to Go: How Gaza Became a Mass Death Trap

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