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Housing Clinic Argues Before Vermont Supreme Court

In a recent ruling in a foreclosure case, the Vermont Supreme Court sided with arguments advanced in an amicus brief by the Housing Clinic at Yale Law School. Dylan Shapiro ’26 argued the case before the Court in October 2025.
Housing Clinic Argues Before Vermont Supreme Court
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An Extraordinary Leader
An Extraordinary Leader
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Professor Ian Ayres’ Scholarship Cited in Supreme Court Gun Control Case
Professor Ian Ayres’ Scholarship Cited in Supreme Court Gun Control Case
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Annual Lecture Series Explores Foundations of American Legal Thought
Annual Lecture Series Explores Foundations of American Legal Thought
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Law Library Symposium Leads to Collection of Essays on Legal Treatise
Law Library Symposium Leads to Collection of Essays on Legal Treatise
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Jan
22

CANCELLED: Human Rights Workshop: Violeta Canaves, “The Limits of Advocacy-as-Usual”

12:10PM - 1:30PM
CANCELLED: Human Rights Workshop: Violeta Canaves, “The Limits of Advocacy-as-Usual”
Jan
22

The Architecture of Democracy: The Return of Classicism in the Design of U.S. Federal Buildings

12:10PM - 1:00PM
The Architecture of Democracy: The Return of Classicism in the Design of U.S. Federal Buildings
Jan
22

Yale Law and Philosophy Speaker Series: Erin Kelly (Tufts)

4:10PM - 6:00PM
Yale Law and Philosophy Speaker Series: Erin Kelly (Tufts)
Jan
22

Paul Tsai China Center Spring Open House

4:10PM - 5:30PM
Paul Tsai China Center Spring Open House
Jan
23

Law of Abundance Conference

All Day
Law of Abundance Conference
Jan
23

Manadarin Language Table

12:10PM - 1:30PM
Manadarin Language Table

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Morning Edition / NPR

Ohio Lawmakers Want To Try New Approach To Get 10 Commandments in Schools

Robert R. Slaughter Professor of Law Justin Driver discussed appellate cases regarding state laws requiring displays of religious texts in public school classrooms.

Ohio Lawmakers Want To Try New Approach To Get 10 Commandments in Schools
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White Students Hurt by L.A. Desegregation Policy, Lawsuit Says

Robert R. Slaughter Professor of Law Justin Driver was quoted on affirmative action.

White Students Hurt by L.A. Desegregation Policy, Lawsuit Says

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