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The judiciary
Genevieve Lakier, Stanford Law Prof Douek Write About a Stalking Case Before the Supreme Court
The Atlantic
COVID-19
Anup Malani, Experts Release Investigative Report on Mistakes Made During the COVID-19 Pandemic
USA TODAY
The judiciary
Will Baude Writes About the Shadow Docket After the Supreme Court’s Mifepristone Stay
The Volokh Conspiracy
The judiciary
Aziz Huq Writes About the Potential of Supreme Court Reform
POLITICO
Dark Pattern Research from Lior Strahilevitz and Jamie Luguri, ’19, Cited in ‘Consumer Reports’
Consumer Reports
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Faculty books
‘So Deeply Our Hearts Were Allied’
Professor Martha C. Nussbaum’s late daughter inspired a passion for nonhuman animals. Now, Nussbaum’s new book Justice for Animals extends her capabilities approach beyond humans, and her latest gift to the Law School establishes the Rachel Nussbaum Animal Law Scholarship.
By Christine Foster
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Clearing a Path for Entrepreneurs
How the Law School’s IJ Clinic Helped Pass Illinois Legislation to Remove Entry Barriers for Barbers, Hair Braiders, and Other Business Owners
By Christine Foster
Teaching and Mentorship that ‘Students Treasure and Universities Celebrate’
Dennis Hutchinson Retires after 40 Years, Leaving an Indelible Legacy in Law and Higher Education
By Jerry de Jaager
Policing
Sharon Fairley Discusses Hearing for CPD Officer Who Fatally Shot Adam Toledo
WTTW
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Artificial intelligence Big data
How Do We Define Human Rights in the Age of AI?
UChicago event fostered interdisciplinary discussion on the role of AI in democracy
Tori Lee
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