Law

Professor James Forman Jr. discusses his criminal justice work and his Pulitzer-Prize winning book, “Locking Up Our Own: Crime and Punishment in Black America.”

Yale Law School students assisted the San Francisco City Attorney’s office in filing a suit for deceptive and unfair competition practices.

Fifty years after enrolling at Yale, Kwame Frimpong ’74 LL.M., ’77 J.S.D. visited New Haven to discuss Yale’s impact on his life and on the world.

A new volume co-edited by Yale Law School’s Abbe R. Gluck examines the wide-ranging implications of the COVID-19 pandemic on the law of health care and beyond.

Yale Law School’s Tom R. Tyler was recognized for pioneering and advancing research on legitimacy and procedural justice to increase trust in policing.

In a recent talk, Morrison J.D. ’73 drew on his knowledge of Congress to describe how to overcome the current inability to produce new immigration legislation.

Ahead of elections on Nov. 7, meet some current and former Liman Fellows working at the forefront of our country’s democratic processes.

More than 900 YLS alumni and guests gathered in New Haven Oct. 20–22 to reconnect, attend stimulating panel discussions, and enjoy celebratory reunion events.

Sanga, a new faculty member at Yale Law School, shares what excites him about teaching and his work using A.I. to increase judicial transparency.

The group seeks to eliminate discrimination in law and in practice by reinforcing states’ obligations to respect, protect, and fulfill women’s human rights.