Law

There is an obvious need for the U.S. to articulate its long-overdue legal justification for using military intervention for genuinely humanitarian purposes.

Tom R. Tyler, the Macklin Fleming Professor of Law, and Rick Trinkner, assistant professor Justice at Arizona State University (Oxford University Press)

In time for Tax Day, Yale SOM’s Shyam Sunder offers novel perspectives on taxes, how we feel about them — and whether they’re even necessary.

President Trump has a big constitutional decision to make regarding the attack launched on Friday by United States, British and French forces against Syria.

Gideon Yaffe, professor of law, of philosophy, and of psychology (Oxford University Press)

Jay Carney ’87 discussed Trump, Obama, Snowden, and his time at Yale as a Poynter Fellow in Journalism on April 9.

Issa Kohler-Hausmann, associate professor of law and of sociology (Princeton University Press)

Graduate students and the Ludwig Center for Community & Economic Development are helping to navigate the legal and practical complexities of helping...

The lawsuit was sparked by an idea from Yale Law School student and San Francisco Affirmative Litigation Project member Alisa Tiwari ’20.

There should be a line between facts — and attitudes — that judges can apply to the matter at hand, and those they can’t.