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    Should courts use AI? SLS's Daniel E. Ho and Olivia Martin say the answer isn't banning—it's creating secure environments where judges can test models before deployment. Without this, courts risk falling behind litigants already using these tools. @lawfare brnw.ch/21x5jVm
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  • @StanfordLaw
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    Aug 28
    Research from the @StanfordCLP gets a close look in the latest @nytimes Docket newsletter. The study asks why so many federal civil filings are sealed despite a strong presumption of public access. Read more: static.nytimes.com/email-content/…
  • @StanfordLaw
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    Aug 26
    “The more daylight there is, the more trouble for Meta.” SLS's Nora Freeman Engstrom explains what’s at stake in the federal trial brought by state AGs over alleged harms to young users—and why its outcome could shape thousands of related cases. Read more:
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    What’s at Stake in the Meta Trial | Stanford Law School
    (Originally published by Stanford Report on August 25, 2026.) Four states kicked off a closely-watched trial against Meta last week, alleging that the
  • @StanfordLaw
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    Aug 24
    "We've never seen a deal close without human lawyers weighing in with judgment that defies every bit of logic or playbook you came up with." Crosby AI's Ryan Daniels on why lawyers will be more valuable as AI handles repetitive work. Listen on AI Sidebar. brnw.ch/21x5aac
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  • @StanfordLaw
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    Aug 20
    Outdated rules are gumming up governments across the country, argues Stanford Law's Daniel Ho in a new @washingtonpost op-ed. Researchers at Stanford RegLab, which Ho directs, have some AI-driven ideas to address the "policy sludge." Read more:
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    A Mandatory $1 Coin Report? Here’s Why The Government Can’t Focus | Stanford Law School
    (Originally published by The Washington Post on August 19, 2026.) Every year, the Federal Reserve’s board of governors sends Congress a report on th
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