UC Berkeley Law hosts Race and Tech Symposium
BERKELEY LAW — The pace of innovation — and its potential consequences — is sparking debates on a broad set of societal fronts. Recently, the fifth edition of Berkeley Law’s Race and Tech Symposium(opens in a new tab) focused in on how race, technology, and legal frameworks intersect, through a series of fascinating conversations about what’s…
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UC DAVIS SCHOOL OF LAW — Professor Courtney Joslin is the nation’s eighth-most-cited family law scholar, according to University of Chicago Law School Professor Brian Leiter’s breakout ranking of influential scholars’ “scholarly impact” in that area of law.
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THE NATIONAL JURIST — UC Davis Law students in front of the courtyard MLK mural, which was gifted to the school from the Black Law Students Association. Photo courtesy of UC Davis Law.
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UC DAVIS SCHOOL OF LAW — On Sept. 19, Professor Courtney Joslin presented her forthcoming NYU Law Review article “Multiparenthood” at University of Virginia School of Law as part of the annual Nonmarriage Roundtable. Joslin co-authored the article with Yale Law Professor Douglas NeJaime.
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DAILY BRUIN — Around 70 people attended a vigil Wednesday for Marcellus Williams, a Black man executed in Missouri despite doubts over his case’s legal proceedings.
Read More about UCLA Law organizations host vigil for Marcellus WilliamsUC Law San Francisco (formerly UC Hastings Law) reflects on US President Joe Biden’s 1989 visit to the school
UC LAW SAN FRANCISCO — In January 1989, a Delaware senator visited the campus of UC Law San Francisco, then UC Hastings, just as Kamala Harris ’89 was starting her final semester of law school.
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CALIFORNIA WESTERN SCHOOL OF LAW — Originally from Santa Maria, California, Kirstin says she grew up knowing that somehow she’d end up in criminal law. She remembers watching Law and Order with her aunt and imagined growing up to be a homicide detective: “I would always annoy my aunt, because I could always figure out who did…
Read More about A profile on California Western Law student Kirstin RosaCampbell Law launches pro bono project to aid local legal support center
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY NEWS — Campbell Law School has a new, student-led Pro Bono Project that will assist the Wake County Legal Support Center, Dean J. Rich Leonard has announced.
Read More about Campbell Law launches pro bono project to aid local legal support centerCase Western Reserve Law Human Trafficking Law Clinic director Maya Simek honored with Inspire Change Award
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — The School of Law is proud to announce that Maya Simek, Director of the CWRU Human Trafficking Law Clinic (HTLC), has been selected to receive the Inspire Change award from the Collaborative to End Human Trafficking
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C-SPAN — The Federalist Society previewed the 2024-25 Supreme Court term, including cases involving transgender people, the First Amendment and pornography, FDA and e-cigarettes, and regulations on “ghost guns,” among others.
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