Nate Luce

Article co-authored by Lauren Sudeall demonstrates the value of reorganizing case-level data around individuals in the system Read More

Professor Yesha Yadav of Vanderbilt Law School discusses crypto regulation and what’s next for the industry following Binance’s historic settlement with U.S. government officials. Read More

Courts generate massive amounts of data that researchers and policy makers use to analyze and assess the state of the court system. Much of this data is organized in a “courts-first” manner – by type of court and by case, which functions as the unit of measurement. This approach to… Read More

New initiative dedicated to improving outcomes in the criminal justice system, with a focus on prosecution in the South Read More

Emma Harrison’24 was nominated for her work in the space by Public Interest Director Beth Cruz Read More

D.C. launch events spotlight new policy papers, polling report, and a guest opinion in Politico that advocate for an antimonopoly approach to AI Regulation and public AI capacity Read More

Courts generate massive amounts of data that researchers and policy makers use to analyze and assess the state of the court system. Much of this data is organized in a “courts-first” manner – by type of court and by case, which functions as the unit of measurement. This approach to… Read More

VAILL will focus on practical applications and broader implications of AI in legal services Read More

Courts generate massive amounts of data that researchers and policy makers use to analyze and assess the state of the court system. Much of this data is organized in a “courts-first” manner – by type of court and by case, which functions as the unit of measurement. This approach to… Read More

New article in Science co-authored by Daniel Gervais and John Nay argues for bringing AI into the legal fold as nonhuman legal subjects Read More