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Meg Caldwell Testifies Before the California State Assembly Select Committee on Sea Level Rise and the California Economy

May 15, 2013 • by Judith Romero • no comments »

tagged: Center for Ocean Solutions, Environmental and Natural Resources Law & Policy Program, Meg Caldwell, Woods Institute for the Environment
category: California state government, climate change, energy & environmental law, public policy, seal level rise

Phillip Malone to Direct New Juelsgaard Intellectual Property and Innovation Clinic at Stanford Law School

May 13, 2013 • by Judith Romero • no comments »

tagged: Dean Elizabeth Magill, Juelsgaard Intellectual Property and Innovation Clinic, Juliet Brodie, Mark A. Lemley, Mills Legal Clinic, Phillip Malone
category: IP, Mills Legal Clinic, U.S. Department of Justice, antitrust, clinical legal education, corporate, commercial, business & finance law, internet law, law & biosciences, law & technology, legal education, public policy

Deputy Secretary of the Interior and Alumnus David J. Hayes to Visit Stanford Law School

April 30, 2013 • by Judith Romero • no comments »

tagged: David J. Hayes Deputy Secretary of the Department of the Interior, Dean Elizabeth Magill, Policy Laboratory
category: U.S. Department of the Interior, United States government, administrative law, energy & environmental law, public policy

‘Pied Piper of new research-based legal education’ chosen for 2013 Roland Volunteer Service Prize

April 5, 2013 • by Judith Romero • no comments »

tagged: California Attorney General Kamala D. Harris, Dean Elizabeth Magill, Debbie Mukamal, Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr., Joan Petersilia, Matthew Cate, Project ReMADE, Robert Weisberg, San Quentin Prison Workshop, Stanford Criminal Justice Center
category: Public Safety Realignment Act, criminal justice, criminal law, public policy, public service

Stanford Law School Students Present Key Research Findings on Realignment and on Lifer Parole to California Governor Jerry Brown

March 20, 2013 • by Judith Romero • no comments »

tagged: Advanced Seminar on Criminal Law and Public Policy: A Research Practicum, California Attorney General Kamala D. Harris, California’s Public Safety Realignment Act, Debbie Mukamal, Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr., Joan Petersilia, Parole Release for Prisoners Serving Life, Robert Weisberg, Stanford Criminal Justice Center
category: California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Office of the Attorney General, Office of the Governor, Public Safety Realignment Act, The Board of Parole Hearings, criminal law, public policy

Inequality in schools threatens U.S. prosperity, Stanford scholars say

February 22, 2013 • by Judith Romero • no comments »

tagged: Equity and Excellence Commission, Graduate School of Education, Hoover Institution, Mariano-Florentino (Tino) Cuéllar
category: education law & policy, public policy, public service

Stanford Law School Launches New Human Rights Center

February 20, 2013 • by Judith Romero • no comments »

tagged: Dean Elizabeth Magill, Human Rights Watch, James Cavallaro, Jenny Martinez, Kenneth Roth, Larry Marshall, Mahmood Mamdani, Mills Legal Clinic, Stanford Human Rights Center, Stanford International Human Rights and Conflict Resolution Clinic
category: Mills Legal Clinic, clinical legal education, human rights law, international law, law school curriculum, legal education, legal history, public policy, public service

Stanford Law School’s Three Strikes Project Represents NAACP Legal Defense Fund in Historic Reform of the United States’ Harshest Sentencing Law

November 7, 2012 • by Judith Romero • no comments »

tagged: California Proposition 36, California's "Three Strikes" Law, David Mills, Dean Elizabeth Magill, Michael Romano, Three Strikes Project
category: criminal justice, criminal law, public policy

“The Limits of Water Quality Criteria” by Meg Caldwell and Ryan Kelly

November 1, 2012 • by Judith Romero • no comments »

tagged: Center for Ocean Solutions, Clean Water Act, Meg Caldwell, United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Woods Institute for the Environment
category: Clean Water Act, United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), climate change, energy & environmental law, public policy, regulatory policy

California Corrections Secretary Matthew Cate Joins Stanford Criminal Justice Center as Law and Policy Fellow

October 4, 2012 • by Judith Romero • no comments »

tagged: California’s Public Safety Realignment Act, Joan Petersilia, Matthew Cate, Robert Weisberg, Secretary of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Stanford Criminal Justice Center
category: California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, California state government, Public Safety Realignment Act, criminal law, empirical research, legal scholarship, legislation, public policy, public service

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Meg Caldwell Testifies Before the California State Assembly Select Committee on Sea Level Rise and the California Economy

Phillip Malone to Direct New Juelsgaard Intellectual Property and Innovation Clinic at Stanford Law School

Deputy Secretary of the Interior and Alumnus David J. Hayes to Visit Stanford Law School

‘Pied Piper of new research-based legal education’ chosen for 2013 Roland Volunteer Service Prize

Stanford Law School Students Present Key Research Findings on Realignment and on Lifer Parole to California Governor Jerry Brown

Inequality in schools threatens U.S. prosperity, Stanford scholars say

Stanford Law School Launches New Human Rights Center

Stanford Law School’s Three Strikes Project Represents NAACP Legal Defense Fund in Historic Reform of the United States’ Harshest Sentencing Law

“The Limits of Water Quality Criteria” by Meg Caldwell and Ryan Kelly

California Corrections Secretary Matthew Cate Joins Stanford Criminal Justice Center as Law and Policy Fellow

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