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ABA Journal
- Lindsay Clancy trial shows how hard it is to prove intent retroactively
The coverage of a televised, livestreamed trial like the Commonwealth v. Lindsay Clancy occupies the post-Depp v. Heard, post-Karen Read world where viewers no longer…
- Harvey raises $550M in latest round of funding
{mag_summary} Legal technology giant Harvey announced Wednesday that it had raised $550 million in its latest round of funding, putting the company’s overall valuation at…
- Vanderbilt law students will gain access to AI-powered deposition simulations
{mag_summary} The Vanderbilt University Law School will offer DepoSim, an artificial intelligence-powered deposition simulation used by many law firms, starting this fall. In a partnership…
- Is there a religious right to abortion? State supreme court will weigh in
{mag_summary} An Indiana advocacy group and two Jewish women are preparing to tell the Indiana Supreme Court on Thursday that they should be exempt from…
- Federal judges’ interns may accept stipends from law firms, ethics panel says
{mag_summary} The U.S. Judicial Conference’s Committee on Codes of Conduct has determined that law students who work as unpaid interns for federal judges may accept…
Stanford Legal Aggregate Blog
- The Emergency Presidency at Twenty-Five
(Originally published by City Journal on September 9, 2026.) Twenty-five years ago, we suffered the most devastating attack on U.S. soil since Pearl Harbor. Ratcheting up the shock from the
- Roles for AI in Implementation of Medicaid Work Requirements
(Originally published by JAMA Health Forum on September 3, 2026.) By January 2027, 44 state Medicaid programs must redetermine the eligibility of millions of beneficiaries under criteria in the 2025 budget reconciliation law (HR
- Millions Face Court Alone. California Can Change That.
(Originally published by Los Angeles Times on September 1, 2026.) You’re sued over a debt you don’t recognize. Or you’re facing eviction from the apartment where you raised your kids.
- What’s at Stake in the Meta Trial
(Originally published by Stanford Report on August 25, 2026.) Four states kicked off a closely-watched trial against Meta last week, alleging that the social media giant designed its platforms to
- An AI Playground for the Courts
(Originally published by Lawfare on August 20, 2026.) On July 7, 2025, appellate lawyer Adam Unikowsky published a provocative claim on Substack: “a robot lawyer would be an above-average Supreme