Stanford’s Doctor of Jurisprudence (J.D.) program empowers legal scholars to explore constitutional theory, public policy, and applied legal analysis. These research topics span civil rights, legal tech, ethics, corporate governance, and access to justice.
Legal Strategies for Advancing Voting Rights in the 21st Century
Constitutional Limits on Government Surveillance Programs
Ethical and Legal Dimensions of AI Use in Criminal Sentencing
Evaluating the Effectiveness of Drug Courts in Criminal Justice Reform
Comparative Analysis of Data Privacy Laws Across Jurisdictions
Litigating Climate Change: The Role of Strategic Impact Litigation
Corporate Social Responsibility and Shareholder Litigation
Reforming Civil Asset Forfeiture Through Due Process Standards
Intellectual Property Law and Open Source Software Licensing
Antidiscrimination Law in Algorithmic Hiring Practices
Legal Design for Accessible Court Systems
Campus Speech Policies and the First Amendment
Rights of Refugees in International Maritime Interceptions
Developing Legal Frameworks for Biometric Data Protection
Judicial Bias and the Role of Implicit Association Tests
Redefining Contractual Consent in the Digital Marketplace
Legal Ethics in Representing Clients with Diminished Capacity
Cybersecurity Regulations and Corporate Compliance Standards
Gideon’s Legacy and the Future of Public Defense
Evaluating the Constitutionality of Preventive Detention Laws
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