Directory
Law School AI Policies
We checked 49 of the largest US law schools for a published AI policy on coursework. 27have published something and get a full page each, stating only what the school’s own documents say, with the source linked and the date checked. The 22 schools with nothing published are listed below with their honor codes. No inference, no estimates.
Published policies
Schools with a published AI policy
Every entry checked Sept '26; each school’s page carries its own date and sources.
Checked, no published AI policy found
As of Sept '26, these schools had published no AI policy for coursework. Their honor codes and each professor’s own rules govern; where the honor code is public, it is linked.
Arizona State University College of Law · Emory University School of Law · George Washington University School of Law · New York University School of Law · Ohio State University Moritz College of Law · Seton Hall University School of Law · Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law · Tulane University Law School · University of Alabama School of Law · University of Colorado Law School · University of Georgia School of Law · University of Illinois College of Law · University of Iowa College of Law · University of Kansas School of Law · University of Minnesota Law School · University of New Mexico School of Law · University of Notre Dame Law School · University of Pennsylvania Law School · University of Pittsburgh School of Law · University of Southern California Gould School of Law · Wake Forest University School of Law · Yale Law School
Method: each school’s own published documents were read directly; press coverage and third-party summaries never count as a source. Policies change and schools revise documents in place, so every entry carries its checked date. This is informational research, not legal or academic advice; your school’s current honor code and your professors’ instructions control.
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