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Jaclyn Kelley-Widmer and Steve Yale-Loehr outside the Law School
Cornell Chronicle
Groundbreaking Path2Papers Initiative Receives $1.5 Million Grant
Professors Jaclyn Kelley-Widmer and Stephen Yale-Loehr have secured a $1.5 million grant from Crankstart for their groundbreaking initiative, the Path2Papers project.
NBC
Leehi Yona Comments on California Suing ExxonMobil
Yahoo! Finance
George Hay Discusses the Potential Upsides of a Google Breakup
Al Jazeera
James Grimmelmann Comments on the Lebanon Explosions and the Safety of Tech
Marguerite Casey Foundation
K. Sabeel Rahman, JD, Named One of the 2024 Freedom Scholars
BBC News
Gautam Hans Discusses the Case Against TikTok

Featured Research

Professor John Blume
The Delaware Death Penalty: An Empirical Study
This article is part of a symposium that honors David Baldus, a great scholar and great man, a quiet man with a strong passion for justice. We study the operation of Delaware’s death penalty in the modern era of capital punishment.
headshot of Mike Dorf
Stings and Scams: ‘Fake News,’ the First Amendment, and the New Activist Journalism
Constitutional law, technological innovations, and the rise of a cultural “right to know” have recently combined to yield “fake news,” as illustrated by an anti-abortion citizen-journalist sting operation that scammed Planned Parenthood.
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The People’s Ledger: How to Democratize Money and Finance the Economy
This Article offers a blueprint for a comprehensive restructuring of the central bank balance sheet as the basis for redesigning the core architecture of modern finance.
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Dangerous Citations
This Article considers when optional case citations may do more harm than good. There are valid reasons for citing to non-binding precedent — to promote consistency in the law.

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Debbie Morales ’25, Nate Lo ’25, and Ifrah Qadir ’25 discuss an amicus brief recently filed in the Tenth Circuit by the new Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Clinic.

The clinic is working with Cornell Law Professor Nelson Tebbe and Professor Lawrence Sager (UT-Austin) on this case, which concerns a challenge to Colorado’s Universal Pre-K program.

Learn more about this new clinic, led by Gautam Hans, by visiting the link in our bio.
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Debbie Morales ’25, Nate Lo ’25, and Ifrah Qadir ’25 discuss an amicus brief recently filed in the Tenth Circuit by the new Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Clinic. The clinic is working with Cornell Law Professor Nelson Tebbe and Professor Lawrence Sager (UT-Austin) on this case, which concerns a challenge to Colorado’s Universal Pre-K program. Learn more about this new clinic, led by Gautam Hans, by visiting the link in our bio. #CornellLawClinics

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We hope all our students are enjoying their fall break, and we can`t wait to welcome you back to campus soon!

📸: @oferleshed

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We hope all our students are enjoying their fall break, and we can't wait to welcome you back to campus soon! 📸: @oferleshed

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📚 Welcome Cornell Law students to the start of the fall semester! Here’s to a productive and inspiring semester ahead! #CornellLaw

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📚 Welcome Cornell Law students to the start of the fall semester! Here’s to a productive and inspiring semester ahead! #CornellLaw

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The Immigration Law & Advocacy Clinic recently supported a Cornell PhD student in her application for Advance Parole, a travel permission needed for DACA recipients to go abroad. Thanks to this success, the student presented her research at a neuroscience conference in Japan this summer! #CornellLaw #CornellLawClinics

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The Immigration Law & Advocacy Clinic recently supported a Cornell PhD student in her application for Advance Parole, a travel permission needed for DACA recipients to go abroad. Thanks to this success, the student presented her research at a neuroscience conference in Japan this summer! #CornellLaw #CornellLawClinics

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