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A New Approach to Regulating Speech on Social Media: Treating Users as Workers
“Social Network as Work,” by Francesca Procaccini, sets a novel paradigm for regulating speech on social media by equating the use with labor. Read MoreJun. 17, 2024
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Annakate (Ak) Blanks Named 2024 Helen Strong Curry Scholar
The scholarship is awarded each year to a first-year student with a passion for international issues Read MoreJun. 13, 2024
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Do Anti-CRT Laws Violate the First Amendment?
Francesca Procaccini examines the implications of laws aimed at limiting speech in the classroom Read MoreJun. 13, 2024
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Jennifer Shinall J.D./Ph.D. ’12 Named 2024 Chancellor Faculty Fellow
Professor of Law joins cohort of 13 faculty members selected from across Vanderbilt University Read MoreJun. 11, 2024
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Morgan Scott ’24 Wins the 2024 Nagareda Prize for Article on the Rule of Witness Sequestration
Social media has proven difficult to regulate for the last 20+ years, in large part because First Amendment considerations present a significant obstacle to regulating platforms. Arguments for and against regulating speech on social media tend to view platforms as offering content and connectivity and users as consumers of a… Read MoreJun. 10, 2024
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Krishna Ammisetty, Class of 2024, Selected to NLRB Honors Program
Social media has proven difficult to regulate for the last 20+ years, in large part because First Amendment considerations present a significant obstacle to regulating platforms. Arguments for and against regulating speech on social media tend to view platforms as offering content and connectivity and users as consumers of a… Read MoreJun. 5, 2024
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Kyle Smith Named Garrison Social Justice Scholar for Class of 2026
Awarded each spring to a member of the current 1L class who will use their legal training to advance social justice Read MoreJun. 3, 2024
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Katherine D. Named 2024 Equal Justice Works Fellow
2024 Equal Justice Works Fellow will be working with the Texas Advocacy Project. Read MoreMay. 29, 2024
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Vanderbilt Law School Commencement 2024
Social media has proven difficult to regulate for the last 20+ years, in large part because First Amendment considerations present a significant obstacle to regulating platforms. Arguments for and against regulating speech on social media tend to view platforms as offering content and connectivity and users as consumers of a… Read MoreMay. 29, 2024
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73 Vanderbilt Law Students Intern with Government and Nonprofit Legal Employers this Summer
Students working for legal employers in 14 states and Washington, D.C., legal nonprofits in London, U.K., The Hague, Netherlands, and Malta Read MoreMay. 28, 2024