By the Numbers

30

Research institutes and centers

14

Clinics offering hands-on learning

40

Student-initiated legal services projects

90%

Students engaged in pro bono work

35,900

Pro Bono hours logged by the Class of 2024

Congratulations to Professor Kerry S. Kumabe ‘10, who was named Professor of the Year at the annual Women Advancing the Law dinner! “I was absolutely floored. Wow! Such an honor,” Kumabe said. “I believe deeply in our students’ power to move the legal field forward and make a difference.” Help us celebrate Professor Kumabe! #UCBerkeleyLaw #WomenInLaw #ProfessorOfTheYear

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Congratulations to Professor Kerry S. Kumabe ‘10, who was named Professor of the Year at the annual Women Advancing the Law dinner!

“I was absolutely floored. Wow! Such an honor,” Kumabe said. “I believe deeply in our students’ power to move the legal field forward and make a difference.”

Help us celebrate Professor Kumabe!

#UCBerkeleyLaw #WomenInLaw #ProfessorOfTheYear

As deputy director of the Southern Center for Human Rights and head of its Impact Litigation Unit, Atteeyah Hollie ’10 leads transformative legal work across Georgia: challenging inhumane prison conditions, working to end extreme sentencing, and defending the right to counsel. Hollie returns to the Clinical Program at UC Berkeley Law annually to speak to students in the Death Penalty Clinic, sharing lessons from the frontlines and inspiring the next generation of social justice advocates. She has a deep gratitude for the place that shaped her into the lawyer and leader she is today. “Clinics give you a grounding in the real impact of the law — on people’s lives — and they give you the tools to make a difference. Not just to build skills, but to advance the work.” Find the full story at the link in our bio. #UCBerkeleyLaw #BerkeleyLawClinics #DeathPenaltyClinic #HumanRights #AlumniSpotlight

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As deputy director of the Southern Center for Human Rights and head of its Impact Litigation Unit, Atteeyah Hollie ’10 leads transformative legal work across Georgia: challenging inhumane prison conditions, working to end extreme sentencing, and defending the right to counsel. Hollie returns to the Clinical Program at UC Berkeley Law annually to speak to students in the Death Penalty Clinic, …

As deputy director of the Southern Center for Human Rights and head of its Impact Litigation Unit, Atteeyah Hollie ’10 leads transformative legal work across Georgia: challenging inhumane prison conditions, working to end extreme sentencing, and defending the right to counsel.

Hollie returns to the Clinical Program at UC Berkeley Law annually to speak to students in the Death Penalty Clinic, sharing lessons from the frontlines and inspiring the next generation of social justice advocates.

She has a deep gratitude for the place that shaped her into the lawyer and leader she is today. “Clinics give you a grounding in the real impact of the law — on people’s lives — and they give you the tools to make a difference. Not just to build skills, but to advance the work.”

Find the full story at the link in our bio.

#UCBerkeleyLaw #BerkeleyLawClinics #DeathPenaltyClinic #HumanRights #AlumniSpotlight

Why does due process apply to everyone in the United States, not just citizens? In this episode of It’s the Law, Dean Erwin Chemerinsky breaks down how the Fifth and 14th Amendments guarantee basic procedural fairness to all people, not just U.S. citizens. #ItsTheLaw #DueProcess #ConstitutionalLaw #UCBerkeleyLaw

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Why does due process apply to everyone in the United States, not just citizens?

In this episode of It’s the Law, Dean Erwin Chemerinsky breaks down how the Fifth and 14th Amendments guarantee basic procedural fairness to all people, not just U.S. citizens.

#ItsTheLaw #DueProcess #ConstitutionalLaw #UCBerkeleyLaw

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