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Stanford Law School · Education

Stanford Law School

One of the nation's leading institutions for legal scholarship and education, Stanford Law School inspires new ideas, explores innovative solutions that cross disciplines, and cultivates in tomorrow's leaders the skills, values, and vision to influence the future. Our faculty members are redefining legal education, and they advance the profession through scholarship and as significant voices in public and private debate. Our alumni are among the most influential decision makers in law, public policy, business, and high technology.

Episodes

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CodeX Weekly Meeting | May 20, 2021

20 May 2021
43m
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Social Media’s Role in Democracy: Challenges and Opportunities

20 May 2021
1h 30m
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Arguing Over Algorithms: Mapping the Dilemmas Inherent in Making Artificial Intelligence “Ethical”

13 May 2021
1h 15m
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Theaters of Pardoning: Book Talk with Professor Bernadette Meyler

13 May 2021
1h 1m
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Wednesday Race Talks – Understanding and Addressing Anti-Asian Violence

13 May 2021
1h 8m
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Global Quarter Information Session

11 May 2021
24m
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Global Quarter Information Session

10 May 2021
30m
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Tuesday Race Talks - One Trailblazing Black Lawyer and the Creation of Silicon Valley

05 May 2021
1h 14m
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Rock Shorts: The Board's Changing Role w/Dambisa Moyo (Global Economist)

05 May 2021
8m
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Publius Symposium with Jamal Greene

30 Apr 2021
1h 28m
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Crypto Mania: Coinbase, Bitcoin, and the Future of Digital Currencies

27 Apr 2021
1h 0m
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Panel Discussion on the Derek Chauvin Guilty Verdict

22 Apr 2021
1h 12m
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Tuesday Race Talks - Rich Thanks to Racism: How the Ultra-Wealthy Profit from Racial Injustice

21 Apr 2021
1h 10m
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FutureLaw 2021 | Opening Keynote: There Oughta be a Law!

19 Apr 2021
43m
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Computational law requires a human-centric approach that accounts for the inherent limitations and biases of the human brain. Human cognition operates like a theater, where individuals project internal beliefs onto reality rather than perceiving the world objectively. This atavistic tendency, driven by System 1's rapid...

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FutureLaw 2021 | The Pioneering Work of Prof. Deborah Rhode

16 Apr 2021
1h 1m
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FutureLaw 2021 | Law, Education and Experience (LEX) Talks – Part II

16 Apr 2021
59m
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FutureLaw 2021 | Law, Education and Experience (LEX) Talks – Part I

16 Apr 2021
1h 33m
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FutureLaw 2021 | CodeX Prize 2021

16 Apr 2021
15m
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FutureLaw 2021 | Computable Contracts in Insurance — Fireside Chat

16 Apr 2021
33m
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FutureLaw 2021 | Computable Contracts 2021

16 Apr 2021
1h 12m
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