Ronald J. Gilson, Charles J. Meyers Professor of Law and Business, Emeritus Ronald J. Gilson, the Charles J. Meyers Professor of Law and Business, Emeritus, and one of the pioneering scholars of ...
Federal agents from Homeland Security Investigations and the Department of Justice searched the Washington, D.C., home of U.S. Representative Ilhan O ...
Claims against unions were more common following the Civil Rights Act when the agency was set on addressing racial segregation, said William Gould, a ...
Stanford Law School professor Robert Weisberg, who has followed the case, said the government appears to have assembled a strong prosecution. "Th ...
Shortly before a bipartisan group of U.S. Senators released their bipartisan infrastructure permitting reform legislation—the Bipartisan American Af ...
Four states kicked off a closely-watched trial against Meta last week, alleging that the social media giant designed its platforms to keep young people hooked, misled the public about risks, and ...
A groundbreaking study led by Stanford Law School Professor Julian Nyarko reveals that law professors overwhelmingly prefer AI-generated answers to student questions over responses written by their ...
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 ...
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 ...
The UC Berkeley Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity has published its Agentic AI Risk-Management Standards Profile, a 55-page extension of the NIST AI Risk Management Framework aimed specifically at AI ...
Recent efforts by Texas and Florida go beyond imitating federal antiterrorism law and could lay the groundwork for even more sweeping forms of authoritarianism. Debates over terrorism law have long ...
The Trump administration’s Department of Homeland Security launched “Operation Metro Surge” in December 2025, targeting the Twin Cities for large-scale immigration enforcement—bringing thousands of ...
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