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The Mismatch Critique of Affirmative Action

Prof. Richard Sander

The debate over affirmative action now turns on a sharp legal and empirical tension: after Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard, institutions committed to diversity must pursue those goals without using race in ways the Supreme Court has deemed unlawful. The stakes are significant for law schools, employers, students, and the legal profession, because admissions practices shape educational opportunity, bar…

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Regulating AI as a Natural Monopoly

Prof. Tejas Narechania

As the costs of developing and maintaining advanced artificial intelligence systems rise sharply, market forces may drive AI toward natural monopoly or natural oligopoly. According…

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Autonomous Deadly Weapons

Prof. Mitt Regan

Autonomous lethal weapons, often sensationalized as “killer robots,” are no longer confined to science fiction—they are a rapidly advancing reality in modern warfare. In this…

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Can You Sue If You Get Sick from the COVID Vaccine?

Are pharmaceutical companies or businesses that mandate employee vaccinations liable if someone gets sick from adverse reactions to the COVID-19 vaccine? What if a business…

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Inside Counsel at Scale

C.J. Mahoney

57:00

The Mismatch Critique of Affirmative Action

Prof. Richard Sander

1:04:34

AI from the Inside

Michael A. Gerstenzang

1:08:18

Rise of the Legal Technologist

Jason Boehmig

1:25:13

Law as Code: The AI Power Shift

Prof. Scott J. Shapiro

58:36

Profit, Technology, and Shifting Law Firm Leverage

Gretta Rusanow

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Building a World Litigation Empire

John B. Quinn

69 min

Law According to Karp

Brad Karp

1:02:31

Targeting a Foreign President

Scott R. Anderson

1:16:58

Bending the Knee

Jeffrey Toobin

1:11:44

A Healthier Legal Future

Dean David Jaffe

1:12:10

The AI Threat to Privacy

Daniel Solove

1:34:07

Defending Words

Prof. Nadine Strossen

1:17:19

Trump Orders: Law Firms on the Line

Prof. John Morley

1:30:42

Scroll Control

Profs. Naomi Cahn and Leah Plunkett

1:04:51

Confronting the Disinformation Engine

Barbara McQuade

1:30:26

A Lawyer's Addiction

Brian Cuban

59:30

Regulating AI as a Natural Monopoly

Prof. Tejas Narechania

1:01:34

Artificial Justice – Navigating an AI Evidence Crisis

Judge Paul Grimm

1:08:16

Autonomous Deadly Weapons

Prof. Mitt Regan

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Prof. William H. Simon

Professor at Columbia Law School

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Free Speech Rights

Free speech: what constitutes "incitement?"

What constitutes "incitement" under the First Amendment? When is speech so violent and dangerous that it can be prohibited by the government? In this special…

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Supreme Court

Sensitive Places under the Second Amendment

The Second Amendment to the United States Constitution protects the right to keep and bear arms, but that right has been interpreted to have locational…

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Business and Finance

What is CFIUS?

The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) is an interagency committee that assesses the potential national security risks of foreign direct investment…

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