Law

This year’s Yale Law School Commencement honored 243 degree candidates as well as the first class of Hurst Horizon scholars.

“New Horizons in Conservation” explored both achievements and still-significant challenges facing underrepresented communities in the environmental space.

In recent commentaries, YLS faculty members Abbe R. Gluck and Cristina Rodríguez discussed what comes next after official declarations of the pandemic’s end.

State laws may be out of step with the wishes of many Americans, according to the first large-scale, nationally representative survey.

In a new Yale Law School course, discussions cover the risks associated with artificial intelligence, but also how these tools can improve the legal system.

During her visit to Yale, Vanita Gupta discussed new DOJ guidance that takes a critical view of the use of money as punishment in the criminal legal system.

Two spring courses at Yale Law School used sports to delve into the ethical, philosophical, and leadership topics that undergird legal practice and systems.

The Yale Law School professor discusses the outlook of parentage laws across the country and his work with students to pass the Connecticut Parentage Act.

Yale researchers, colleagues say pandemic rise in proportion of Black prisoners highlights racial disparities in sentencing.

For the first time since 2016, a team from Yale Law School advanced to the national championships of the country’s premier trial advocacy competition.