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‘Crossing Divides’ welcomes Secretary Jeh Johnson and Judge Thomas Griffith

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From Yale to the White House: Making a career in policy and public service

From Tobin Center for Economic Policy

Shaping the future of artificial intelligence

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‘Methane Majors’: Climate change, animal agriculture, and the law

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Conference honors Yale law professor and journal he helped inspire

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The importance — and hard work — of defending religious liberty

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Yale Engineering’s Ruzica Piskac and Yale Law School’s Scott Shapiro in Yale’s Legal Laboratory, the Lillian Goldman

AI’s legal revolution

Connecticut Supreme Court sides with Yale law clinic in police records case

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The livestock industry and climate obstruction

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Yale Law team wins immigration moot court competition

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Yale Law School kicks off Crossing Divides spring series

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Examining the importance of voting — and how the right was won

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Democracy under the lens: Insights from ISPS conference on political power

From Institution for Social and Policy Studies

Cross-disciplinary housing course wins design education award

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Making bureaucracy work for democracy

From Institution for Social and Policy Studies

Yale alumni, students, and faculty at the forefront of environmental law

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Hurst Horizon Scholarship gives students freedom in Law School and beyond

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AI and the First Amendment: A Q&A with Jack Balkin

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How start-ups evade scrutiny and ensure executive windfalls

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‘One of the greatest lawyers who ever lived’: Remembering Warner T. McGuinn