NEW: Should gender apartheid be an international crime? On our newest ep., hosts Claudia Flores & tomginsburg talk to Yale Law School's M. Musa Mahmodi & Zahra Motamedi and Michigan Law School's Karima Bennoune about what it would mean to create this legal designation and assign it to Afghanistan. ♀️

LISTEN: Visiting Lecturer Eugene Fidell joins @lawonfilm to discuss a classic movie on military justice, ”The Caine Mutiny” and its 2023 remake.

Fidell weighs in on the films’ depictions of a court-martial.
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Reminder from 1974: today is the last day of exams. #yls200

Prisons are a health hazard for people behind bars, prison workers, and entire communities, experts said at this year’s Liman Public Interest Colloquium. @limancenter
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THEN & NOW: Writing end-of-term papers in 1998 and today. #yls200

More snapshots of Yale Law School history: law.yale.edu/200

PODCAST: Clinical Professor Muneer Ahmad shares what students in law clinic WIRAC_YLS learn by working on real-world cases.

🎧 HEAR THE EPISODE: ylaw.us/iyls0208

Law student and army veteran Renée Mihail ’24 tells NBC News why the YLS Veterans Legal Services Clinic is suing the federal government to help veterans and troops in their fight for the right to fertility treatments.
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The Connecticut Supreme Court, siding with Housing Clinic students, ruled that a homeowner’s foreclosure defense can include allegations that the bank is part of an insurance kickback scheme.
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“Hi, Barbie!”

This year’s Yale Law Revue — the student-written music that spoofs life at Yale Law School — took its inspiration from a certain movie.

📷: Mara Lavitt

Congrats to Jack Balkin, whose article “Free Speech Versus the First Amendment,” has been selected as the winner of the 2023 Harry W. Stonecipher Award for Distinguished Research on Media Law and Policy!

His article was published in the UCLA Law Review.

Professor Jim Silk has received Yale’s oldest teaching award, recognizing his undergraduate human rights program that has inspired generations of Yale College students. law.yale.edu/yls-today/news…

PODCAST: Clinical Professor Muneer Ahmad tells how student law clinic WIRAC_YLS fought the rollback of DACA all the way to the Supreme Court.

Plus, he discusses 50 years of clinical education at Yale Law School.

🎧 HEAR THE EPISODE: ylaw.us/iyls0208

If you missed last week's Friday lecture with Prof Oona Hathaway, Yale Law School you can catch up at: lcil.cam.ac.uk/friday-lunchti…

WATCH: MFIA Clinic students tell DYK Media how they sued West Point to help a journalist obtain records about the secretive organization that runs that academy’s sports program.
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Eriberto Deleon Jr. walked out of prison last month ready to start a new life. Read how a student law clinic helped lead to that moment.
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Professor Jack Balkin describes his guiding principle for the The Information Society Project, one of Yale Law School’s intellectual centers. Read how these vital places provide innovative ideas to address the world’s problems. #yls200
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Through vibrant programming and critical scholarly work, dozens of centers, programs, and workshops enrich the intellectual life of Yale Law School.
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Fantastic story on the Yale Child Study Center's Medical-Legal Partnership, led by CCA attorney Kathryn Meyer. This is one of the 8 MLPs that YLS students join each semester to give back to the New Haven community & get real-world lawyering experience: hechingerreport.org/as-more-youth-…

LISTEN: Professor Oona Hathaway talks to Morning Edition about how International Criminal Court arrest warrants might affect the war in Gaza.
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President Joe Biden could win over working parents by focusing his campaign on expanding childcare, Professor Bruce Ackerman writes in a Project Syndicate commentary.
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