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Tonight we abided to have Deborah Rhode author of what women want when we spoke to her months ago it grabbed our intention and had the great title wondering if she would come share her work and she has written a very important book on a very important subject coming of age post titled 99 the most astonished about what progress of america as we continue to lie behind the of male counterpart. Going into the lives of women. Please welcome a director stanfords institute Deborah Rhode. [applause] i a...

[ ] hello im bonnie erbe welcome to to the contrary, a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. Up first, arresting poor moms. An arizona woman who left their Young Children in a car while she went on a Job Interview says it was a moment of desperation. Her lawyer struck a deal to develop child abuse charges against Shanesha Taylor the judge ordered her to take parenting and Substance Abuse classes. She will regain custody of her children but another woman in South Carolin...

As americans honor the life and legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, President Donald Trump is pushing to replace the Late Supreme Court justice in his words without delay and with just 44 days before the president ial election, the race to fill the High Court Vacancy is turning into the next big political battle. Ginsburgs granddaughter tells npr the late justice didnt want to be replaced until a new president is in office. If mr. Trump knew about that dying wish, he paid it little heed saturday in N...

Lawmakers in Indonesias parliament approved legislation on Tuesday, in a move that will see premarital and extramarital sex banned.

After a three-year hiatus, more than 1,000 Yale Law School alumni and guests gathered in New Haven on October 21–23 for engaging panel discussions and joyous class reunion events during Alumni Weekend 2022.

To become a lawyer in New York, one must share details of sealed cases and juvenile records. Critics say that the requirement may be illegal, and that it harms racial diversity.

The Faculty Women’s Forum recognizes 14 faculty members and one staffer for their outstanding work supporting women at Stanford through role modeling, allyship, leadership, and sponsorship.

The Southern District of New York, which recently heard arguments in Upsolve and John Udo-Okon v. New York, has the opportunity to increase access to justice by allowing nonlawyers to provide legal help, shifting the focus from credentials to substantive outcomes, says Rebecca Sandefur at Arizona State University.

On Thursday, the Faculty Senate heard presentations on academic freedom and from the School of Medicine.

Stanford Law School on Friday will honor professor Deborah Rhode, a leading voice on legal ethics before her January death at age 68.