By Cameron A. Brown, Stanford Law School | Class of 2017 Marijuana has come a long way since the gloomy, back-alleys of Reefer Madness in 1936. Since Colorado first legalized marijuana for […] read more

A conversation with Rep. Seth Moulton (Massachusetts, District 6) and the Stanford Veterans Law Organization Four years ago in 2010, the White House issued a call to action to counties […] read more

Over the past several years, the Law and Policy Lab has become a magnet for breaking issues and no challenge has been greater than the COVID-19 pandemic. Both the Law […] read more

“How Can My Training Create Real-World Value?” A Conversation with Sarah Shirazyan about INTERPOL, teaching policy analysis, and life beyond law school By Sarah Shirazyan (JSD ‘17), co-lead for INTERPOL […] read more

In April, over 200 children, women, and men trafficked into forced servitude in Benin and Nigeria were rescued thanks to a complex, multi-national policing effort coordinated by INTERPOL. Over 100 […] read more

Written by Celia Malone, Policy Lab Communications Intern The new coronavirus has significantly changed how we live day to day, making formerly quotidian tasks challenging – buying a morning coffee, […] read more

550,000 mail-in ballots were not counted during the primaries this year. Why? Simple reasons: Voters mailed their ballots late, forgot to sign them, or used a signature that did not […] read more

One hundred years ago, a horrific tragedy of racial injustice occurred in the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Over the course of one night on May 31, 1921, a racist mob […] read more

Written by Pranavi Kethanaboyina (Stanford BA ’22) and Eli Shi (Stanford BS ’22) “There is a need for sustained and persistent communication by county elections offices, which is going to […] read more

By Natalie Bridgeman Fields, Q&A with Luciana Herman Impact Investment can be hard to get right and easy to get wrong. How can they avoid the unintended consequences for their […] read more