A new Yale center headed by Professor Natasha Sarin will look beyond the short-term costs of federal spending plans to learn how proposed policies will affect the economy and Americans’ lives long term. The Budget Lab
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Professor Jack Balkin, who's been studying technology since the ’90s, says today’s views on artificial intelligence are no different than views of the internet then. “Nobody could clearly see all of its potentials and dangers.”

How Yale Law is shaping AI: bit.ly/4aCzxAx

Professor Anika Singh Lemar joins Connecticut Public to discuss Connecticut’s affordable housing crisis.
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The The New York Times visits our home city and has rave reviews: New Haven “is going through a chapter driven by creativity and ingenuity.” nytimes.com/2024/04/15/tra…

A conference at NYU Law this weekend celebrates Professor Robert Post’s definitive book on the Taft Court and features a keynote conversation between Post and Professor John Fabian Witt.
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Yale Law School remembers former Professor and Connecticut Chief Justice Ellen Ash Peters ’54, who blazed a trail for women in both legal education and on the bench and who wrote a landmark ruling upholding equal opportunity in public schools.law.yale.edu/yls-today/news…

Former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson and Judge Thomas B. Griffith — both members of the American Bar Association Task Force on American Democracy — discussed why working across divides is central to upholding the rule of law.
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Long before ChatGPT became a household name, Yale Law faculty were learning about legal pathways to regulating AI — as well as the technology’s potential.
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A 19th-century antivice law is being used to argue against access to the leading abortion drug. But there are legal arguments that can defuse the Comstock Law, Professor William Eskridge and Georgetown Law’s Victoria Nourse write in a Washington Monthly commentary.
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LISTEN: Professor Bruce Ackerman talks to Democracy Paradox about his latest book, The Postmodern Predicament, and how reconstructing democracy means building on the past. democracyparadox.com/2024/04/09/dem…

The YLS Veterans Legal Services Clinic is suing Veterans Affairs a second time over its refusal to cover gender-affirming surgery for transgender veterans.
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📅 Live talk April 16❗

Just after tax day, Professor Natasha Sarin and former treasury secretary Lawrence H. Summers discuss America’s tax policies, the U.S. economy, and more at Washington Post Live.

Register: wapo.st/3UjCsrh

Admitted students are here!

Couldn’t make it to New Haven? Take a virtual tour. ylaw.us/tour

PODCAST: Professor Harold Hongju Koh explains how domestic and international law are deeply intertwined.

🎧 Hear the full episode: bit.ly/3ISc423

In honor of Yale Law School’s bicentennial, Dean Heather K. Gerken discusses some major initiatives of her deanship, including a tuition-free scholarship program and pipelines to expand access to legal education. #yls200
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A graduate of both Yale University College & Yale UniversityLawSch, Elizabeth Wilkins (@ewwilkins) returned to campus to discuss her experiences working in public service across both local & federal government—including the Obama & Biden White Houses, DC AG Office, & FTC: tobin.yale.edu/news/240411/ya…

“There’s a consensus that you shouldn’t be able to pick the judge who decides your case.” — Professor Judith Resnik explains the push to end judge shopping, via The New York Times.
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In his latest book, Professor Bruce Ackerman explores the heightened complexities of existentialism in the internet age.
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