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Description: Advanced Degree Students’ Association (ADSA) student group focus on issues and benefit of all advanced degree students enrolled at Stanford Law School.
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Description: Asian and Pacific Islander Law Students Association are involved in activities that promote the interests of Asian and Pacific Islander (API) law students as well as the larger Asian and Pacific Islander communities.
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Description: Stanford BioLaw and Health Policy Society is comprised of students from Stanford’s Law School, Medical School, Graduate School of Business, and graduate programs related to the biosciences. The organization was founded with the primary goal of promoting discourse on the myriad legal and policy issues surrounding biotechnology, healthcare, mental health, biomedical research, and bioethics.
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Description: The Stanford Black Law Student Association (BLSA) is a student-run organization that strives to provide career and academic support for students of African descent and forge alliances among BLSA members, alumni, faculty of color, and other law students in the Bay Area.
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Description: Blockchain Law and Information Society at Stanford (BLISS) seeks to foster critical discussion among students on the legal implications surrounding blockchain technology. BLISS also aims to provide resources and events to promote blockchain literacy among future legal leaders.
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Description: The China Law and Policy Association (CLPA) is dedicated to increasing student and faculty understanding of pressing China-related legal issues at Stanford Law School, in addition to fostering ties between Stanford, legal practitioners and scholars in China, and the greater China-interested community in the U.S. The CLPA’s mission is to seek out salient legal and policy issues that affect aspects of modern Chinese business, politics, and society and present them to both the law school and the broader Bay Area communities.
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Description: Stanford Private Practice Association mission to help prepare students for careers in interest in all practice areas within private practices such as large law firms, in-house, and small boutique law firms.
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Description: The Criminal Law Society (CLS) is a student group that strives to promote criminal law dialogue, practice, policy, and scholarship at SLS. While our members’ backgrounds and political ideologies vary widely, we’re all interested in criminal law and committed to increasing the presence of criminal law at Stanford, as well as creating a forum for SLS students to contribute to criminal law scholarship, practice, and policy making.
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Description: A “motley crew” of humorists, writers, parodists, musicians, dancers, singers, drama queens, techies, gagsters, satirists and (sometimes) sadists who gather each spring to produce, finance and perform the wickedly entertaining extravaganza known affectionately as “The Law School Musical”.
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Creator: Environmental Law Society
Description: This consists of the Federalist Society’s page. The Federalist Society is a student group of libertarians and conservatives interested in the current state of the legal order
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Creator: The Stanford Federalist Society
Language: English
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Description: Stanford Law School is chock full of people, both students and faculty, with fascinating and illuminating experiences. By sharing those experiences in informal sessions, thereby encouraging candor, disclosure and the intimate details that lend immediacy and verisimilitude unavailable in public discourse, we stand to gain immensely in knowledge, worldliness and strength of community.
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Description: FLI Professionals is a student-led group that offers support for SLS students who identify as first-generation and/or low-income professionals. This includes students who grew up in working-class or low-income communities, students who are first in their family to attend college, and students who are first in their family to attend professional school. Our organization welcomes students from a variety of backgrounds. We strive to provide a safe and inclusive space for Stanford Law students who lack access to some of the class-based privileges of our peers. We seek to facilitate the transition and integration of first-generation and/or low-income students into SLS and the legal profession through mentor-ship, career advising, academic support, social activities, and more.
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Description: This consists of the International Law Society’s website. The International Law Society (ILS) promotes the study of international legal institutions as well as foreign and comparative law.
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Description: The Stanford International Refugee Assistance Project (IRAP) helps refugees escape harm and persecution and start their lives anew. We provide legal representation to those who have none and help refugees to navigate the rules and processes of resettlement to the United States.
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Description: The J. Reuben Clark Law Society is an international professional organization of lawyers and law students who are members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) that seeks to: 1. Encourage high moral and professional standards throughout the legal profession 2. Serve the needs of its members It fulfills these goals by working to increase awareness within the Law School Community of the potential impact of religious convictions on moral and professional standards and on the practice of law, and of the presence, beliefs, and concerns of LDS law students. The society also assists in recruiting LDS students and those of similar beliefs to attend the Law School, providing fellowship for these students as they make their transition into the Law School community, and developing networking opportunities between current students and LDS graduates of the Law School. The society also sponsors social activities designed to include spouses and families with small children.
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Creator: J. Reuben Clark Law Society
Description: he JD/MBA Club represents students enrolled at Stanford Law School and the Stanford Graduate School of Business. The Club serves as a resource for students, convening students at different years in the program to share experiences and best practices, connecting students with resources at both schools and linking students with alumni of the program. The JD/MBA Club also facilitates communication among students, faculty and administrators across Stanford Law School and the Stanford Graduate School of Business.
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Language: English
Description: The Jewish Law Students Association (JLSA) helps to build a sense of community at Stanford Law School by providing programming of Jewish social, cultural, religious and legal significance. JLSA seeks to develop an awareness within the campus community of legal issues relevant to the Jewish community and the role of Jewish ethics and values in the professional world. JLSA sponsors Shabbat dinners, speakers, shows, films and hosts social events in conjunction with other Stanford graduate student organizations.
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Creator: Jewish Law Students Association
Description: Stanford If/When/How, formerly Stanford Lawyering for Reproductive Justice, is a national organization dedicated to the support, education, activism and professional training of pro-choice law students.
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Creator: Stanford If/When/How
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Creator: Midwestern Law Students Association
Description: The Stanford National Lawyers Guild (NLG) seeks to bring together law students dedicated to harnessing the law as a tool to advance social justice and social movements. As the nation’s first racially integrated bar association, the NLG has a long history of standing with social movements that challenge systemic criminalization and marginalization of people of color. Our aim is to bring together all those who recognize the importance of safeguarding and extending the rights of workers, women, LGBTQ people, farmers, people with disabilities and people of color; who seek actively to eliminate racism; who work to maintain and protect our civil rights and liberties in the face of persistent attacks upon them; and who look upon the law as an instrument for the protection of the people, rather than for their repression.
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Creator: National Lawyers Guild (NLG)
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Description: Stanford Law School student organizations and journals are under the jurisdiction of the Office of Student Affairs (OSA). OSA provides funding and acts as the primary resource for student organizations. This webpage provides information includes Student Organization Handbook, Guidebook, and forms that all student groups uses.
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Creator: Office of Student Affairs
Description: Older Wiser Law Students (OWLS) provides a social network for students with more life experience than the average law student. If you are over thirty, just feel that way or simply like hanging out with people who are, this is the organization for you. The group tends to also include students with families, students with advanced degrees and students transitioning into law from another career. However, the organization is open to anyone and does not discriminate on the basis of age or any other factor.
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Creator: Older Wiser Law Students
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Language: English
Description: Shaking the Foundations is an annual conference that brings together law students, practitioners, activists, and academics from around the country to discuss innovative strategies and solutions to the most pressing social justice issues of our day. The conference seeks to build a community that is committed to using law for positive, progressive social change by creating a forum for courageous thinking, open dialogue, and timely action.
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Creator: Shaking the Foundations
Description: Students Interested in Legal Academia helps students navigate the terrain from law school to academia, providing information on how to get started, advice on how to determine if academia is the right path for you, and a social and intellectual outlet outside of the classroom.
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Description: The Stanford Law Association represents the interests of the Law School student body in general, and also assists in the orientation of entering students, supervises student elections and referendum, and serves as a special advisory council to the Associate Dean for Student Affairs.
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Description: Stanford Law and Technology Association brings together students who share an interest in technology law—how the law promotes technological innovation, limits technological abuse, and responds to technological change—and the application of technology to the study and practice of law.
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Description: This consist of Stanford Latinx Law Students Association’s page. Stanford Latinx Law Students Association ( SLLSA) is a student-run organization at Stanford Law School that provides academic and personal support to its members and each year sponsors a wide variety of academic, social, and cultural events. Past name variations are Stanford Chicano Law Students Association (1970-1980), La Raza Law Students Association (1980-1987), and Stanford Latino Law Students Association (1987-2018).
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Group: Stanford Latinx Law Students Association
Language: English
Description: SLS Christian Fellowship is a nondenominational group of students and others in the Law School community who meet weekly to study the Bible and to encourage one another to integrate faith in Jesus Christ with the study and practice of law. We also host occasional movie nights, meals, and other social events.
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Description: The SLS Energy and Infrastructure Club (EIC) is a student-run organization focused on providing a forum where law students can explore diverse opportunities to apply legal thinking to project finance, power & utilities, oil & gas, renewable energy, clean-tech, social enterprise and impact investment. EIC seeks to integrate dialogue among students and faculty members at SLS with that of the surrounding University and professional community to explore the legal aspects concerning energy and infrastructure, and to gain insights about the rapidly transforming and emerging trends of global energy and infrastructure policy and practice
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Creator: SLS Energy & Infrastructure Club
Description: The mission of the Stanford Law School Entrepreneurship Club (“E-Club”) is to connect Stanford Law School students to the greater Stanford and Silicon Valley community through networking and thought leadership events. A legal mind adds depth and foresight to an entrepreneur’s toolkit and the E-Club promotes the entrepreneurial mindset by providing an avenue to emerging companies law, venture capital, social entrepreneurship and starting a business.
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Description: Stanford Advocates for Immigrants’ Rights is a student group dedicated to promoting and defending the interests of all immigrants living in the United States. We are committed to serving the immigrant community by encouraging greater student involvement in immigrant issues, whether it be through school-wide and community education, direct legal services, collaboration with advocacy organizations, or political mobilization.
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Description: The Stanford Artificial Intelligence & Law Society seeks to raise student awareness of the legal issues associated with artificial intelligence and machine learning. By exposing students to these issues and the people working in this space, SAILS aims to foster cross-disciplinary collaboration. In such a diffuse and interdisciplinary field, SAILS hopes to serve as a centralized repository of the resources and people relevant to AI/ML and the law
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Description: Law Students for Disability Rights’ mission is to organize and support Stanford students with disabilities and allies to the disability rights community. We aim to provide resources and peer support for coping with medical issues and receiving appropriate accommodations, to connect students with mentoring and other opportunities within the greater disability community and to raise awareness of disability issues among all SLS students.
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Creator: Law Students for Disability Rights
Description: The Stanford Critical Law Society (SCritLS) is a community of Stanford students for whom social justice is an important component of their legal education. We seek to foster student discussion on the interaction between law and race, gender, class and sexual orientation among other topics. The mission of the organization is to create a safe space where students can address these topics and collectively engage in societal and institutional critique.
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Creator: Stanford Critical Law Society
Description: SESLA provides information, job search support and camaraderie for students interested in entertainment industry careers, especially the practice of entertainment-related law. These goals are achieved by sponsoring events that help to educate members about career opportunities in film, music, sports, theater, interactive media and related fields. To supplement the entertainment law offerings available at Stanford Law School, SESLA arranges for guest lectures by visiting entertainment industry professionals. Recent speakers have included entertainment lawyers from both private practice and entertainment companies (such as TV networks, film studios, sports teams and music publishing companies), as well as film producers, talent agents and academics. SESLA also keeps its members informed about conferences and workshops on entertainment law and the entertainment industry held around the Bay Area.
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Description: SHRLA is a non-partisan organization dedicated to the advancement of international human rights law and advocacy. By providing students with a forum to explore and engage in human rights work, SHRLA seeks to raise awareness and promote the rights of women, children and men throughout the world.
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Description: SIPA’s mission is to further enhance Stanford Law School’s reputation as the premier intellectual property university by improving awareness of intellectual property opportunities, promoting inventor advocacy, reaching out to other schools at Stanford and the broader inventor community regarding intellectual property issues, encouraging intellectual property research and creating centers of excellence for patent litigation, patent prosecution, international patent law, trademarks and copyrights.
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Description: The Stanford International Arbitration Association (SIAA) aims to promote the study of international arbitration at SLS, to offer a forum to discuss emerging topics in international arbitration, and to create connections and dialogue between arbitration practitioners, institutions, academics and students.
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Description: The Stanford Law and Business Association recognizes that the intersection of law and business offers opportunities with unprecedented intellectual and practical implications. SLBA therefore seeks to prepare SLS students to become innovators and leaders in law and business as these industries evolve rapidly. SLBA will work closely with the Office of Career Services to provide a resource for law school students interested in non-legal career opportunities.
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Description: The Stanford Law Democrats hold skills workshops and policy seminars to develop future leaders, and support campaigns to elect Democratic candidates. Other activities include hosting local candidate forums and sponsoring speakers and symposia.
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Creator: Stanford Law Democrats
Description: The Stanford Law School Democratic Socialists (“Dem Soc”) is an inclusive and intersectional organization for members of the SLS community engaging in praxis for distributive and social justice in our communities and careers. As democratic socialists, we believe that the socio-economic order of our capitalist society must be fundamentally restructured to accord all individuals the respect and opportunities denied to them by inequalities of wealth and power. Only then can the individuality and distinct capacities of each individual be fully developed, to the benefit of all.
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Description: This is the website for Stanford Law School Energy Club. The mission of the SLS Energy Club is to allow students to explore the diverse opportunities to apply legal thinking to the energy field, ranging from the practice of intellectual property law or project finance in the private sector, to policymaking and regulation in the public sphere. In addition, the Energy Club seeks to increase awareness within Stanford Law School of the cross-cutting nature of energy issues and to integrate dialogue on energy at SLS with that of the surrounding University and region.
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Description: The Mock Trial Program provides an opportunity for students to develop and showcase their oral advocacy skills. Interested students try out for the program during the early part of the fall quarter by delivering a short opening statement. Students are invited to join the team based on their public speaking ability; previous mock trial experience or knowledge of trial advocacy are not required. New team members receive intensive training during the fall quarter on how to conduct each stage of a trial, including arguing motions in limine; preparing witnesses; conducting direct and cross examinations; arguing objections; and delivering opening and closing statements. In the fall, all team members will compete as attorneys and witnesses in an internal tournament. Then, in the winter quarter, select team members will represent Stanford by traveling to compete at various regional and national tournaments.
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Description: Stanford Law School Plaintiffs’ Lawyers Association (PLA) endeavors to build something that has never existed on campus: a community of SLS students and alumni dedicated to contingency-fee based work on behalf of wronged individuals.
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Description: Stanford Law Students against Gendered Violence (SLS GiVe) aims to create opportunities for students to participate in curricular and extracurricular activities focused on combating domestic violence, sexual violence, and human trafficking.
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Description: The Stanford Law Tax Club serves law students interested in tax careers. The club connects students with local practitioners, shares resources about careers in tax law, and advocates for expanded tax opportunities at the law school. Recent Tax Club events include “Why Practice Tax Law?” and Stanford Tax Day.
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Creator: Stanford Law Tax Club
Description: Stanford Law Veterans Organization (SLVO) is composed of all current and former military and military-affiliated members of the Stanford Law School community. In addition to providing support and mentoring to members, SLVO works with other student groups to promote and share military and veterans related legal issues to Stanford’s campus.
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Description: The Stanford National Security & the Law Society (SNSLS) raises awareness and encourages interest in national security issues, with a particular emphasis on the intersection between security issues and the law
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Description: The Stanford Prisoner Advocacy and Resources Coalition (SPARC), is an organization dedicated to supporting and advocating for incarcerated individuals and their families.
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Description: The Stanford Program in Law and Society is a student-run program aimed at promoting and advancing socio-legal interdisciplinary scholarship.
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Creator: Stanford Program in Law and Society
Description: The Stanford Public Interest Law Foundation is dedicated to creating and supporting opportunities for the Public Interest Community to engage in innovative public interest work.
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Description: Stanford Robotics Law Association focus on dialogues involving robotics, artificial intelligence, and the law.
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Description: The Election Law Project (ELP) promotes election participation and integrity by offering tangible opportunities to engage with the electoral process. Through partnerships with other student and community groups, ELP connects the Stanford Law School community with voter registration, election monitoring, and voter education projects.
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Description: Street Law’s mission is to empower Bay Area incarcerated and at-risk youth by teaching classes about the law, focusing on criminal procedure and a juvenile’s legal rights.
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Description: The Stanford Law School Student Animal Legal Defense Fund is dedicated to providing a forum for education, advocacy and scholarship aimed at protecting the lives and advancing the interests of animals through the legal system and raising the profile of the field of animal law.
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Description: Women in Politics is a nonpartisan student-run organization for those interested in supporting SLS women in preparation for running for public office, community leadership positions, and the political appointment process.
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Description: This consists of the Women of Color Collective of Stanford Law’s website. The Women of Color Collective of Stanford Law (WoCC) build community and can discuss and process how their identity impacts their law school experience.
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Description: The Stanford Public Interest Law Foundation (SPILF) is a student run organization that was founded in 1978. The SPILF supports and promotes public interest work by funding those who do it. We support Stanford students in service projects, novel public interest initiatives, and post<graduate work, as well as outside organizations that use our grants to do a broad range of work
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