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3 days ago · It was a historic first—the first former or sitting president to be tried and convicted of a felony crime. Here, Stanford Law School legal historian and ethics expert Robert Gordon discusses the history of presidential crimes and the significance of this conviction. Has a former president ever been tried and convicted of a felony?
19 hours ago · Stanford Law School presents various financial aspects to consider such as tuition and fees along with numerous financial aid opportunities. Understanding these can help prospective students plan better for their education journey. Tuition and Fees. Stanford Law School’s tuition for the 2023-2024 academic year is approximately $70,000.
4 days ago · How we determined the top law schools of 2024. To create a law school ranking that is relevant for law students in 2024, we used a combination of existing rankings as well as a score for remote class options and technology class offerings. Here’s how the rankings break down: 40% – USWNR ranking.
4 days ago · Stanford’s study assessing gen AI-powered legal research tools received pushback from the industry for flawed methodology. But the real issue may lie within the lack of transparency from legal ...
4 days ago · Stanford Law School stands out because of its Law, Science & Technology (LST) program. This program provides students with a robust legal grounding alongside deep dives into the technological aspects that drive today’s business and legal landscapes, from cybersecurity to intellectual property management.
3 days ago · All such algorithms have one thing in common: They rely on data. And that is how Julian Nyarko, professor at the Stanford Law School and associate director at the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI, came to study the effectiveness of risk-based prediction models. At stake is whether risk assessment models actually predict the truths they ...
2 days ago · Congress, federal agencies and state bar associations should work together on new regulations to ensure U.S. lawyers aren't enabling Russia-related sanctions evasion, Stanford Law School lecturer Erik Jensen and a host of law students recommended in a recent report. The school's Law and Policy Lab ...
