Jed Stiglitz
Welcome! I am a professor at Cornell Law School. I received a JD from Stanford Law School, a PhD from Stanford University, and a BA from Pomona College. My research and teaching focus on public law and the intersection of law and artificial intelligence.
Curriculum Vitae
Research
Jurisprudence and Language Models
- Tasks and Roles in Legal AI: Data Curation, Annotation, and Verification, arixiv working paper. With Allison Koenecke, David Mimno, Matthew Wilkens
- Modeling Legal Reasoning: LM Annotation at the Edge of Human Agreement, EMNLP 2023. With Roz Thalken, David Mimno, Matthew Wilkens
- Historical Trends in Macro-Jurisprudence: A Language Model Assessment, 1870-2023, Maryland Law Review. With Roz Thalken
- Understanding Change in Jurisprudence, Journal of Law, Economics & Organization (forthcoming). With Roz Thalken
- Measuring Jurisprudence. With Roz Thalken
- Learning How to Use Large Language Models for Empirical Legal Research, Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics
Administrative Procedures
- New Book: The Reasoning State, Cambridge University Press
- Public Law Litigation: Legal Standards, Observables, and Inferences
- Empty Reasons? Journal of Legal Studies (forthcoming)
- Nationwide Injunctions and Federal Regulatory Programs, Administrative Conference of the United States. With Zach Clopton and Mila Sohoni.
- Reason-Giving and Rent-Seeking, Law and Economic Development (eds., Ajit Mishra & Kaushik Basu)
- Observability and Reasoned Discourse. With Aviv Caspi
- Measuring Discourse by Algorithm, International Review of Law and Economics. With Aviv Caspi
- Regulatory Bundling,Yale Law Journal. With Jennifer Nou
- Delegating for Trust, University of Pennsylvania Law Review
- Cost-Benefit Analysis and Public Trust, Supreme Court Economic Review
- Forces of Federalism, Safety Nets, and Waivers, Theoretical Inquiries in Law
- Strategic Rulemaking Disclosure, Southern California Law Review. With Jennifer Nou
- Democratic Rulemaking, Oxford Handbook of Law and Economics. With John de Figueiredo
Constitutional Law and Separation of Powers
- The Limits of Judicial Control and the Non-delegation Doctrine, Journal of Law, Economics, & Organization
- Constitutional Folk Theories as a Guide to Constitutional Values?, Journal of Legal Studies
- Unaccountable Midnight Rulemaking?, NYU Journal of Legislation and Public Policy
- Unitary Innovations and Political Accountability, Cornell Law Review
- Executive Opportunism, Presidential Signing Statements, and the Separation of Powers, Journal of Legal Analysis. With Barry Weingast and Dan Rodriguez
- Signing Statements and Presidentializing Legislative History, Administrative Law Review. With John de Figueiredo
Legislation and Elections
Misc. & Inactive Papers