Law

Former Secretary of State John Kerry and retired General Stanley McChrystal spoke to a standing-room only audience at Greenberg Center Auditorium on Feb. 23.

Yale will host a panel on “Free Speech” on Friday, March 2 looking at the balance between free speech and inclusivity on college and university campuses.

Poo, Director of the National Domestic Workers Alliance, will give the Gruber Distinguished Lecture in Women’s Rights on Feb. 26 at Yale Law School.

History shows that when courts intervene because a president is trying to shield his own conduct, the deck is stacked against him

Except in certain well-defined circumstances, lying to investigators shouldn’t be a crime.

Mueller's latest indictment has identified a critical national security threat, publicized it, and made it clear that he will pursue his investigation.

The Supreme Court’s response to the DACA issue will reveal more clearly than anything what stance the court will take toward the norm-breaking president.

Douglass was not a self-made man … an image through which modern conservatives and libertarians have adopted him as a proponent of their brand of individualism.

Thanks to the work of a YLS clinic and allies, a federal court has issued an injunction against the Trump Administration’s DACA termination policy.

Civil rights attorney Jameel Jaffer discussed the President’s Twitter and questions of civil rights in the digital age as a Poynter Fellow on Feb. 10.