The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a dangerous trend: the intentional creation of public health law vacuums, in which no governance efforts are exerted to address a defined public health problem.

Advocates say the bill is a “civil rights victory” for people with disabilities in Maine.

Antidemocratic forces rely on intimidation tactics to silence criticism and opposition. Today’s intimidation playbook follows a two-step pattern. We surface these tactics so their costs to public disc...

Prof. Jasmine Harris was recognized as a 2025 LSA award recipient.

LSA recognizes the achievements of its community members every year. See our current and past law and society association prizes and winners.

A panel of experts will assess what the research shows so far about the state of reproductive health today and look ahead to future health consequences in an evolving federal policy landscape.

Designed and taught by Profs. Allison K. Hoffman and Jasmine Harris, this course explores key intersections between health law and disability law, most no...

The Education Department is an irreplaceable lifeline for students with disabilities.

Amy Kapczynski on institutional neutrality rules, and Greg Baltz on tenant union organizing in the shadow of law. Plus, a changing of the guard on the LPE editorial board, a CFP on Carceral Political…

The Systemic Justice Project's 2025 conference (Jan 31 – Feb 2) will bring together justice-oriented law students, lawyers, organizers, and scholars and will focus on the future of justice-oriented…

The Michigan Journal of Law & Society is the first law-school journal to focus on the intersections of law, history, and the social sciences.

You can almost hear the chattering class’s chattering teeth as they balance the need to generate clicks with their sanctimonious shock at the public’s hatred for Brian Thompson, the company he ran, an...

Podcast Episode · Digging a Hole: The Legal Theory Podcast · 01/03/2025 · 53m