The Lindsay Clancy murder trial has divided public opinion, echoing the Andrea Yates case decades earlier. Law professor Michelle Oberman says growing openness about postpartum mental illness has shifted how such cases are seen.
Law professor Michelle Oberman argues that Lindsay Clancy should be acquitted by reason of insanity, and that the U.S.’s rigid, all-or-nothing insanity defense fails mothers with postpartum psychosis
Apple and OpenAI are now waging their trade-secrets fight both in court and in public. Law professor Eric Goldman says neither side’s version should be taken as fact until the case plays out.
Law professors Tseming Yang and David Sloss help unravel the legal battle underway to block a planned ICE facility in South County.
Law professor Eric Goldman weighs in the case of an AI-aided cybersecurity company falsely flagging a start-up as a bad actor
While age restrictions for social media seem reasonable in principle, Law professor Eric Goldman explains why they’re a “trifecta of constitutional problems.”
As a new Federal Reserve Chair takes the helm, The Leavey School’s Jo-Ellen Pozner describes his approach to the organizational transition.
Will Meta withdraw service from New Mexico over newly imposed child safety regulations? Eric Goldman says they’ve done it before.
