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- The #SupremeCourt has become even more secretive, imposing nondisclosure agreements on clerks and staff amid demands for transparency. Stanford Law Prof. Jeffrey L. Fisher notes that this environment has left employees feeling "under the microscope" via @nytimes.com:
- New data reveals that CA police are disproportionately using force against homeless residents. SLS's Robert Weisberg highlights that perceived "erratic behavior" often justifies these stops, raising serious questions about policing practices. @sfchronicle.com:
- As Texas & Florida move to label CAIR and others as terrorists, SLS Professor Shirin Sinnar & UChicago's Darryl Li ask: Where do we draw the line between security & civil rights?
- Is the Supreme Court overshadowing Congress? 🎧 Join host Krys Boyd as he talks with legal expert Duncan Hosie, a fellow at Stanford Law School, in the latest episode of @think.kera.org. 🌟 Listen: www.npr.org/podcasts/478... #Podcast #SupremeCourt #Congress
- Stanford RegLab names Preeti Hehmeyer as Executive Director. The public policy leader brings deep experience in government partnerships, data-driven research, and AI policy. law.stanford.edu/press/stanfo...
- “I think it’s a grave mistake to think the change in the personnel on the ground constitutes a change in policy,” says SLS's Lucas Guttentag via @latimes.com:
- Stanford Law Professor William Gould IV examines the complex employee classification of St. Hope teachers. As he states for the @sacbee.com, the classifications could “affect the teachers’ access to CalSTRS pensions.”
- Stanford Law Professor Shirin Sinnar discusses how labels like "domestic terrorists" can reshape public perception and impact civil liberties. Read her latest opinion essay via the @sfchronicle.com:
- “They probably don’t have any expectation that this prosecution will stick,” Matthew Seligman, a legal scholar at Stanford Law School, told The @newrepublic.com’s Greg Sargent. “But they do know they will put Don Lemon through the grinder in the meantime.”
