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Research

  • Center for Human Rights and International Justice
    The Center for Human Rights and International Justice is committed to investigating global human rights violations. They offer programs dedicated to advancing human rights, including civil society outreach efforts and trial monitoring.
  • The Court Listening Project (CLiP) seeks to understand the role of courts in their communities.
  • Through a multidisciplinary approach to teaching, research, and policy, the Rhode Center works to make civil justice more equitable, accessible, and transparent and to promote the legal profession’s commitment to the public interest.
  • Seeks to identify how and when the voices of marginalized peoples are represented in political institutions in low/middle-income countries, what policies best ensure this representation, and how political inclusion impacts broader patterns of development.
  • The Program on Identity, Democracy, and Justice (IDJ) at CDDRL advances innovative research on the multifaceted dimensions of identity and their role in democratic development, struggles for recognition, social justice, and inclusion.
  • The aspiration of SCRJ is a multicultural democracy where our ability to create opportunities, promote wellbeing for all, and advance freedom is not undermined by racism.
  • The center focuses on the separation and scope of legislative, executive, and judicial powers; the structure of constitutional democracy; democracy, elections, and voting; and the freedoms of speech, press, and religion.
  • The Stanford Criminal Justice Center (SCJC) serves as a research and policy institute on issues related to the criminal legal system.
  • The Stanford Legal Design Lab conducts research, designs interventions, and develops technologies and policies to promote equal access to justice.
  • We represent people serving the longest and most unjust prison terms in the country. Most of our clients are serving life sentences under the “Three Strikes” law for minor crimes.