Haupt Visits Yale
Professor Claudia Haupt is back at Northeastern Law after a fall visit at Yale Law School, where she taught public health law and continued her research on the intersection of the First Amendment, health law and torts in the context of professional speech. In November, she delivered two talks, “Generative AI and Medical Advice,” for Yale’s Solomon Center for Health Law and Policy, and “Curbing Hate Speech Online: Lessons from the German Network Enforcement Act (NetzDG),” for Yale’s Information Society Project. She is currently finishing two book chapters, forthcoming in the Oxford Handbook on Digital Constitutionalism and the Oxford Handbook on Hate Speech.
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Northeastern Law’s Center for Law, Equity and Race (CLEAR), in collaboration with Suffolk University’s Center for Restorative Justice (CRJ), recently held the commonwealth’s first-ever training in community-centered restorative justice practices for Massachusetts state court judges.
Northeastern Law’s First-Generation Law Association provides community and support for first-gen students, faculty and staff.
Professor Martha Davis, an internationally recognized expert on economic and social rights, joined with a group of leading law faculty in April to submit an amicus brief to the US Supreme Court in City of Grants Pass, Oregon v. Gloria Johnson, a case in which the Supreme Court ultimately upheld an Oregon city’s laws aimed at banning homeless residents from sleeping outdoors, saying they did not violate the Constitution’s prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment.
