In Memphis, Tennessee, the board of education is still required to “provide and maintain separate schools for the use and ...

This is what we’ve seen since Bush v. Gore, which is an escalating number of court cases with each election,” said Nate Persily, a professor at ...

The Stanford Center for Racial Justice is pleased to share that essays by Ralph Richard Banks, Faculty Director, and Hoang Pham, Director of Education and Opportunity, have been published in the ...

CIRM and Rocket should be applauded for putting together an assistance plan, said Hank Greely, a Stanford University law professor and director of its ...

The Trump administration eliminated the regulatory definition of “harm” that made destroying an endangered species’ habitat illegal. Species that depend on large or highly specific habitat, and ...

Throughout the Supreme Court’s 2025–26 term, Stanford Law School faculty helped make sense of the Court’s decisions and their broader implications. In Stanford Legal podcasts, Legal Aggregate Q&As, ...

In a new article, Stanford Law Professor Nora Freeman Engstrom and University of Montana Professor Brianne Holland-Stergar tackle one of the longest-standing and most hotly debated questions in civil ...

Prediction markets – online platforms where users bet on future events – are surging in popularity and facing scrutiny amid reports of market manipulation and insider trading. Just last month, a ...

Using 41.6 million trades, we measure adverse selection in prediction markets. Adapting Kyle’s λ and the Glosten-Harris decomposition, we show single-name markets exhibit greater informed price impact ...

Mark Lemley gives his students a set of questions with AI-generated answers as part of their IP Law final. The challenge: Grade AI’s answers. Mark Lemley (BA ’88), William H. Neukom Professor of Law ...

Utah has launched a novel pilot program permitting an autonomous AI agent, developed by the company Doctronic, to renew prescriptions for 192 drugs treating chronic conditions such as hypertension, ...

The AI governance discourse has no word for what happens to a human between pressing send and receiving a response. That is not a trivial omission. It is a design assumption masquerading as silence, ...