This seminar will explore how technology, and the social and cultural changes it has brought about, challenge our traditional approaches to criminal law and procedure, in…

In this seminar, Urs Gasser will work with a small group of students to gain a deeper understanding of the legal implications of seismic shifts at the intersection of law,…

This course explores the American law of torts -- the circumstances and theories under which people owe others money for wrongs they commit -- principally as a vehicle for…

This joint Harvard/Stanford interdisciplinary seminar will continue a year-long arc of developing and building ideas for a better internet.

What sorts of problems do lawyers solve? How do they solve them? What intellectual constructs do they bring to bear? What practical judgments? This workshop-style course will help…

Students in this course will work in teams to solve a series of hard problems related to cyberlaw and intellectual property, leveraging the problem-solving methodology of teaching…

In this reading group we will study two aspects of online liberty.

Following the arc of the Federal Rules of Evidence, we explore the nature of legal proof and persuasion in the context of the American jury trial.

Following the arc of the Federal Rules of Evidence, we explore the nature of legal proof and persuasion in the context of the American jury trial.

Our class will engage the jury as history and practice.