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Jennifer Granick to Direct New Civil Liberties Initiative at Stanford Law School Center for Internet and Society

May 30, 2012 • by Judith Romero • no comments »

tagged: Barbara van Schewick, Big Data, Center for Internet & Society, cloud computing, cybersecurity, data protection, Dean Larry Kramer, free speech, government surveillance, Jennifer Granick, privacy, technology regulation
category: First Amendment, IP, National Security, civil liberties, constitutional law, copyright law, cyber security, fair use, internet law, privacy, public policy, surveillance

Dean Larry Kramer to leave Stanford Law School to lead Hewlett Foundation

March 29, 2012 • by Judith Romero • no comments »

category: clinical legal education, constitutional law, law school curriculum, legal education, legal history, legal scholarship

Stanford Law School’s Fair Use Project Represents The Andy Warhol Foundation in Amicus Brief Urging Federal Appeals Court to Provide Broader Protection for Appropriation Art

November 3, 2011 • by Judith Romero • no comments »

tagged: Anthony Falzone, Canal Zone, Cariou v. Prince (11-1197), Fair Use Project, Richard Prince, The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, United States District Court for the Southern District of New York
category: First Amendment, IP, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, appellate litigation, constitutional law, copyright law, fair use

Three Stanford Law School Faculty Members will Present Oral Arguments in the U.S. Supreme Court October 11-12

October 7, 2011 • by Judith Romero • no comments »

tagged: Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996 (AEDPA), CompuCredit Corp. v. Greenwood, Credit Repair Organizations Act, Florence v. Board of Chosen Freeholders, Greene v. Fisher, Stanford Constitutional Law Center, Supreme Court Litigation Clinic, Supreme Court of the United States, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
category: Fourth Amendment, Supreme Court of the United States, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit, appellate litigation, arbitration, constitutional law, criminal justice, criminal law, public service

U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Oral Argument in Fair Use Project Case “Golan v. Holder” on October 5

October 4, 2011 • by Judith Romero • no comments »

tagged: Anthony Falzone, Center for Internet & Society, Daniel Nazer, Fair Use Project, Golan v. Holder, Julie Ahrens, Supreme Court of the United States
category: First Amendment, IP, Supreme Court of the United States, United States government, appellate litigation, constitutional law, copyright law, fair use, law & technology, public policy, public service

New Report Finds Due Process Abuses In Secretive Deportation Program

September 8, 2011 • by Judith Romero • no comments »

tagged: Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), Immigrants' Rights Clinic, Jayashri Srikantiah, Mills Legal Clinic, Stipulated Order of Removal, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
category: Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), Mills Legal Clinic, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, United States government, constitutional law, criminal justice, due process, human rights law, immigration law, report

Law Professors Urge Congress to Reject PROTECT-IP Act

July 5, 2011 • by Judith Romero • comment [1]

tagged: LST, Mark A. Lemley
category: Congress, First Amendment, IP, constitutional law, copyright law, internet law, trademark

Andrew McLaughlin to Join Stanford Law School’s Center for Internet & Society

May 5, 2011 • by Judith Romero • comment [1]

tagged: Andrew McLaughlin, Barbara van Schewick, Center for Internet & Society, cyberlaw
category: United States government, constitutional law, internet law, law & technology, public policy

Stanford Law School’s Fair Use Project Asks Supreme Court to Rule on Constitutionality of Restoring Copyrights in Foreign Works

October 20, 2010 • by Judith Romero • no comments »

tagged: Anthony Falzone, Center for Internet & Society, Fair Use Project, Golan v. Holder, Julie Ahrens, Supreme Court
category: constitutional law, copyright law, fair use

Three Wins for Supreme Court Litigation Clinic

May 26, 2010 • by Judith Romero • no comments »

tagged: Amy Howe, Jeffrey Fisher, Kevin Russell, Lewis v. City of Chicago, Pam Karlan, Sossamon v. Texas, Supreme Court, Supreme Court Litigation Clinic, Tom Goldstein, United States v. O'Brien
category: constitutional law

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Dean Larry Kramer to leave Stanford Law School to lead Hewlett Foundation

Stanford Law School’s Fair Use Project Represents The Andy Warhol Foundation in Amicus Brief Urging Federal Appeals Court to Provide Broader Protection for Appropriation Art

Three Stanford Law School Faculty Members will Present Oral Arguments in the U.S. Supreme Court October 11-12

U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Oral Argument in Fair Use Project Case “Golan v. Holder” on October 5

New Report Finds Due Process Abuses In Secretive Deportation Program

Law Professors Urge Congress to Reject PROTECT-IP Act

Andrew McLaughlin to Join Stanford Law School’s Center for Internet & Society

Stanford Law School’s Fair Use Project Asks Supreme Court to Rule on Constitutionality of Restoring Copyrights in Foreign Works

Three Wins for Supreme Court Litigation Clinic

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