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Open-Minded Approach Gives Student Memorable Summer With Yurok Tribe (08/02/2021)
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Clinic’s Winning Playbook for Abolishing Harmful Juvenile Fees Gains Momentum Nationwide (07/27/2021)
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Generous Gift Expands Center’s Ability to Confront the Growing Climate Crisis (07/27/2021)
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Can Affirmative Action Survive? (07/26/2021)
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Don’t punish the vaccinated (07/25/2021)
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‘I Hope All Readers Feel Truth’: Savala Nolan ’11 On Her New Book, ‘Don’t Let It Get You Down’ (07/22/2021)
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Bullet train budget battle: Should California spend more on urban transit, not high-speed rail? (07/22/2021)
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Dean’s Announcement: Vaccination Policy for Berkeley Law Faculty and Staff (07/19/2021)
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Dean’s Announcement: Vaccination Policy for Berkeley Law Students (07/19/2021)
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Ximena Velázquez-Arenas ’23 Gains Inspiration and Clarity at Washington State Supreme Court (07/19/2021)
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Prepare for the purpose-driven pay package (07/16/2021)
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Essay: My Father’s Life Was Shaped by Racism. So Was His Death (07/16/2021)
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Texas wants its citizens to enforce a new abortion ban, and we should all be concerned (07/16/2021)
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Op-Ed: My wild ride into the cryptosphere (07/16/2021)
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Op-Ed: In drought-stricken California, who owns water rights can still be a mystery (07/15/2021)
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Review: 12 revelatory essays probe with unflinching honesty what it means to be Black (07/13/2021)
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Podcast: Trump’s Revenge Lawsuit (07/13/2021)
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‘Particularly Important in This Moment’: Scholar of How Law and Medicine Intersect Joins Faculty (07/13/2021)
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A secret algorithm is transforming DNA evidence. This defendant could be the first to scrutinize it. (07/13/2021)
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What Biden’s big executive order means for the internet, air travel, and more (07/12/2021)
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Khiara M. Bridges: The Hidden Agenda in GOP Attacks on Critical Race Theory (07/12/2021)
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Savala Nolan Takes a Hard Look at the White Gaze and Its Blind Spots (07/12/2021)
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Supreme Court correctly ruled in favor of student speech for first time since 1969 (07/09/2021)
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Bill aims to help turn recycled wastewater into high-quality drinking water (07/08/2021)
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States United: Berkeley Connection at New Bipartisan Center Protects Democracy and Election Integrity (07/07/2021)
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Bay Area city may explore allowing undocumented residents to vote in local elections (07/07/2021)
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EPA Updates Rules To Monitor Oil Spill Cleanup Chemicals (07/07/2021)
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Trump files lawsuit against Facebook, Twitter and Google (07/07/2021)
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Moguls, Deals And Patagonia Vests: A Look Inside ‘Summer Camp For Billionaires’ (07/05/2021)
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Who pays when a building fails? Depends on timing and location. (07/04/2021)
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Experts say alleged forced birth control of Britney Spears is clear reproductive justice violation (07/04/2021)
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What is critical race theory? (07/03/2021)
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Orange County Prosecutors Operate “Vast, Secretive” Genetic Surveillance Program (07/03/2021)
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Critical Race Theory in the USA : Take care of the whites (07/02/2021)
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Ninth Circuit Goes 1-11 Before Justices Who View Law Differently (07/02/2021)
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The Right Blend: Rising 2L Siobhan McGurk Turns Tech Savvy Into Summer Success (07/02/2021)
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Alameda sheriff’s deputy is under investigation after blasting Taylor Swift for protesters in video (07/02/2021)
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Op-Ed: President Biden, Look West to Replace Justice Breyer (07/02/2021)
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Op-Ed: The Pennsylvania court got it right in overturning Bill Cosby’s conviction (06/30/2021)
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Progressives Are Hoping That Justice Stephen Breyer Steps Down At The End Of The Term (06/30/2021)
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Big oil and gas kept a dirty secret for decades. Now they may pay the price. (06/30/2021)
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At Fraud Fest Four, Shades of the Past — and Powerful Warnings About the Future (06/30/2021)
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Idaho Supreme Court issues ‘significant’ ruling for those who can’t afford court fees (06/28/2021)
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Will Rush Of Suits Opposing Race-Based Virus Aid Bear Fruit? (06/28/2021)
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Why does it cost so much to build things in America? (06/28/2021)
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B. Braun Pushes For Dismissal In PA Cancer Emissions Cases (06/25/2021)
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Britney Spears says conservatorship won’t let her remove her IUD. Is that even legal? (06/25/2021)
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Major Gift Fortifies Berkeley Law Center as Global Leader on Law and Society Research (06/25/2021)
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“All Staff FAQ” from Staff Return to the Workplace Committee (06/24/2021)
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Corporations like Amazon pay big bucks for “union avoidance” — and it all happens in the dark (06/24/2021)
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Supreme Court ruling for farmers against organized labor has broad implications (06/24/2021)
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Results from Staff Survey for Returning to the Workplace (06/24/2021)
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California judges don’t reflect the state’s diversity — how that could change (06/23/2021)
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Spanning the Globe: New Arrivals Infuse Berkeley Law With Diverse International Experience (06/22/2021)
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Op-Ed: D.C. statehood is constitutional. There are no good legal arguments against it. (06/22/2021)
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More bad news for Big Tech: Lina Khan’s a privacy hawk, too (06/21/2021)
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Podcast: The Supreme Court Moves the Shadow Docket Out Into the Light (06/21/2021)
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PACE: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (06/20/2021)
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She Tried to Steal $15 Pants as a Teen. The Fines Devastated Her Family. (06/18/2021)
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Barrett Channels Roberts’ ‘Go-Slow’ Approach in Landmark Cases (06/18/2021)
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Faculty Members Share Research Findings and Insights Leading Into World Refugee Day (06/17/2021)
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Op-Ed: Giving people a license to discriminate because of their religious beliefs (06/17/2021)
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$1 Million Gift Will Create First Clinical Chair for Samuelson Law, Technology & Public Policy Clinic (06/17/2021)
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Op-Ed: Another conservative attack on Obamacare, another loss at the Supreme Court (06/17/2021)
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How GOP Senate resolution condemning critical race theory distorts the facts (06/16/2021)
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Some lawmakers want to ban critical race theory in schools. So, what is it? (06/16/2021)
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UN chief: G7 not meeting pledge on climate finance (06/15/2021)
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Abbie VanSickle ’11 Key Part of Team Awarded Pulitzer Prize in National Reporting (06/11/2021)
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Prominent Pair: Professors Jennifer Chacón, Jonathan Glater Joining Berkeley Law Faculty This Fall (06/11/2021)
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Grubhub Driver’s Appeal Tackles Unsolved California Gig Issues (06/09/2021)
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Is there any way out of Clearview’s facial recognition database? (06/09/2021)
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‘A Big Step’: Professor Orin Kerr Explains Supreme Court Ruling on Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (06/09/2021)
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Planet needs China, US on the same side (06/08/2021)
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Copyright controversy erupts as prominent scholars urge veto of ALI restatement (06/08/2021)
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Planet needs China, US on the same side (06/08/2021)
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The Cybersecurity 202: Ransomware has thrust cybersecurity into the spotlight (06/07/2021)
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A Gun Rights Win in California With Sights Set on the Supreme Court (06/05/2021)
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Beatings in El Salvador by police and gang members indeed torture, court says in granting asylum (06/05/2021)
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Supreme Court Draws Limit to Anti-Hacking Law (06/04/2021)
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‘Berkeley Model’ for Combating Antisemitism on College Campuses Poised to Go Viral (06/04/2021)
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The Supreme Court hands down very good news for pretty much everyone who uses a computer (06/04/2021)
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California’s top court weighs overturning hundreds of death penalty sentences (06/03/2021)
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EDD Fraud: Federal Judge Issues Sweeping Injunction Against Bank of America (06/02/2021)
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Negotiating the trauma of working with prisoners, pro bono and after hours (06/02/2021)
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New Driver: Wayne Stacy Takes the Wheel at Berkeley Law’s Top-Ranked Tech Center (06/01/2021)
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How a racist white mob ruined ‘Black Wall Street’ 100 years ago (05/31/2021)
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What is critical race theory, and why do Republicans want to ban it in schools? (05/29/2021)
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Trump intervened in NFL scandal, late Senator’s son says (05/29/2021)
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Podcast: Can We Still Confront Our Accusers? (05/28/2021)
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‘As Much Pressure as I Can’ Apply: Personal Injury Firms Weigh Incentives, Mandates to Get Employees Vaccinated (05/27/2021)
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Op-Ed: Why is the Biden Justice Department shielding Bill Barr’s secrets? (05/27/2021)
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San Diego’s high-speed rail plan hinges on urban density as population growth wanes (05/27/2021)
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What Is Critical Race Theory and Why Are Some People So Mad at It? (05/27/2021)
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Myanmar military killing protestors, civilians as ‘psychological warfare’ after coup (05/26/2021)
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Myanmar’s junta using bodies to terrorize (05/26/2021)
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The Docket: The Law Defers To Police During Traffic Stops (05/26/2021)
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One year after George Floyd: When will white Americans rise up for justice? (05/25/2021)
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Ahead of the Curve: Boalt Comes Back to Berkeley (Sort Of) (05/25/2021)
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Q&A With Savala Nolan: A Year After George Floyd, Will White Americans Rise Up for Justice? (05/25/2021)
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Dozens of constitutional scholars tell Congress it has power to make D.C. a state (05/24/2021)
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Hushed History: Berkeley Law’s Eric Stover Co-Produces PBS Film on 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre (05/24/2021)
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Kline & Specter law firm founders require employees to be vaccinated and think other firms should, too (05/22/2021)
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Back to the office? The complaints and lawsuits are already trickling in (05/20/2021)
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Boalt Hall’s Name Is Gone, But Its History Is Examined in New Exhibit (05/20/2021)
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Service Stars: Pro Bono, Clinic, Practicum Award Winners Reflect Berkeley Law’s Public Mission (05/17/2021)
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Op-Ed: A challenge before the Supreme Court should scare believers in reproductive freedom (05/17/2021)
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One Person Shaping the Recall Election? Lt. Gov. Kounalakis (05/17/2021)
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California’s high speed bullet train expanding beyond Central Valley will take longer than expected (05/17/2021)
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The New Swing Vote: How Justice Amy Coney Barrett Has Changed SCOTUS Dynamics (05/17/2021)
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High-speed rail misses out on California’s massive budget surplus (05/16/2021)
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Op-Ed: Should schools be able to punish students for speech on social media? Supreme Court will decide (05/15/2021)
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It’s ‘Google v. Oracle’ All Over Again at the 2nd Circuit (05/14/2021)
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No room for novelty in ‘climate kids’ and Biden admin negotiation – experts (05/14/2021)
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Op-Ed: Stimulus for all (05/14/2021)
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Internet prices kick off Washington brawl (05/14/2021)
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This Year’s Graduates Look Back on Their Eventful Time at Berkeley Law (05/14/2021)
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Bitcoin, dogecoin, NFTs, GameStop — is this the peak of investment absurdity? (05/13/2021)
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A Trailblazing Legacy: Berkeley Law Mourns the Passing of Justice Cruz Reynoso ’58 (05/12/2021)
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S.F. proposal would allow paramedics, not just police, to order mental health holds (05/11/2021)
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Forgetting And Forgotten: Older Prisoners Seek Release But Fall Through The Cracks (05/11/2021)
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Black Americans And The Racist Architecture Of Homeownership (05/08/2021)
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Op-Ed: Justice Breyer should learn from Justice Ginsburg’s mistake — and retire now (05/08/2021)
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Hoekstra on the Classical Basis of Western Thought (05/08/2021)
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Opposing the PRO Act, Uber and Other Gig Companies Spend Over $1 Million Lobbying Congress (05/06/2021)
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‘Superhuman’ Professor Molly Van Houweling Receives Major Campus Teaching Award (05/06/2021)
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South Carolina lawmakers vote to add firing squad to execution methods (05/05/2021)
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Cancer victims sue over toxic gas emissions from B. Braun’s Lehigh Valley plant, claiming 3 died (05/05/2021)
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Amazon Work Rules Govern Tweets, Body Odor of Contract Drivers (05/05/2021)
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Faculty, Friends, and Students Past and Present Toast Professor Stephen Sugarman’s Stellar Career (05/04/2021)
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Epic opens assault in court clash with Apple over app market (05/03/2021)
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Pet telemedicine took hold in the pandemic. A lawsuit wants to make it permanent (05/03/2021)
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Op-Ed: Despite SCOTUS ruling, questions of personal jurisdiction remain unsettled (05/03/2021)
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Op-Ed: Civilian Climate Corps can help stem rural-urban divide (05/01/2021)
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Court watchers buzz about Breyer’s possible retirement (05/01/2021)
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Beefing Over Beef: What Ways Can The United States Limit Its Cattle’s Carbon Footprint (04/30/2021)
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China’s Big Tech legal teams are unbeatable on their home courts, literally (04/30/2021)
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Podcast: The Life And Legacy Of Ruth Bader Ginsburg (04/30/2021)
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Biden’s 100 days: Where some of the president’s early executive orders stand now (04/30/2021)
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What Is Critical Race Theory and Why Do Some People Want to Ban It? (04/30/2021)
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Top Team: Student Trio Wins National Patent Application Drafting Competition (04/30/2021)
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Journalism at San Quentin (04/29/2021)
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Should Biden Emphasize Race or Class or Both or None of the Above? (04/28/2021)
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Op-Ed: Is Our Vaccination Strategy Correct? (04/28/2021)
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Signal’s Cellebrite Hack Is Already Causing Grief for the Law (04/27/2021)
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After Derek Chauvin’s Conviction, Is It Finally Possible to Change the Way Police Work? (04/27/2021)
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Race & Criminal Justice After the Chauvin Verdict (04/26/2021)
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Judicial overreach? Some say judge went too far in ordering L.A. to clear skid row (04/25/2021)
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Did California Congresswoman Maxine Waters Tamper With The Jury In Derek Chauvin’s Trial? (04/23/2021)
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Is the Supreme Court’s Latest Fair Use Decision Really About Copyrightability? (04/23/2021)
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With Google v. Oracle Decided, Experts Assess Its Impact on Software and Beyond (04/23/2021)
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Op-Ed: Local police departments can’t reform themselves. Bring on the feds (04/22/2021)
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Podcast: Proposal to cut greenhouse gas emissions ‘sucks’ — literally. Enter carbon vacuums (04/22/2021)
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Groups Say It’s Time For EPA To Update Oil Spill Response (04/21/2021)
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Q&A With Professor Jonathan Simon: ‘Cinematic’ Video Helped Seal Guilty Verdict in Derek Chauvin Trial (04/20/2021)
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Chauvin’s conviction called a #MeToo moment in race and policing (04/20/2021)
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Students Use Pandemic-Inspired Workarounds to Make Spring Break Service Trips Happen (04/20/2021)
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Chauvin murder trial: UC law professor explains requirements to convict (04/20/2021)
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One Planet: The Future Of Electric Cars Under President Biden’s Infrastructure Plan (04/19/2021)
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Bay Area businesses brace for aftermath of Derek Chauvin trial verdict (04/19/2021)
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A survivor of sexual violence is free after 33 years — but her victimization isn’t over (04/18/2021)
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With ‘Paving the Way,’ Herma Hill Kay Brings the Stories of Trailblazing Women to Life at Last (04/16/2021)
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Meet The Professors Of Biden’s Supreme Court Reform Group (04/13/2021)
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Can Oakland’s Department of Violence Prevention succeed? (04/13/2021)
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How Courts, Litigators and Clients Learned to Stop Worrying and Love (Some Aspects of) Remote Work (04/13/2021)
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Federal judge in Washington wants to get rid of important libel law (04/12/2021)
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Op-Ed: Google v Oracle and the Grateful (API) Dead: What a long strange trip it’s been (04/12/2021)
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Biden plan would pump billions into home retrofits (04/09/2021)
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Meet the Group Advising Biden on Supreme Court Reform: Ex-Clerks, Former Judges and Lots of Law Profs (04/09/2021)
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Op-Ed: How Kamala Harris can find the solution for the migration crisis (04/09/2021)
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Esteemed International Program Enlists New Cohort of Berkeley Law Student Fellows (04/09/2021)
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Sean SeLegue ’91 Setting a New Bar (04/08/2021)
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Looking Back to Process Today’s Turmoil (04/08/2021)
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After FBI seizure of safe deposit boxes in Beverly Hills, legal challenges mount (04/08/2021)
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Guiding Lights (04/08/2021)
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Roaring in to Help (04/08/2021)
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The wrong way to fight vaccine nationalism (04/08/2021)
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Family Matters, From New Delhi to Berkeley (04/08/2021)
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Labor Force (04/08/2021)
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A Transformative Gift (04/08/2021)
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Tiara Brown ’22: Turning Affinity Into Action (04/08/2021)
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The People’s Jury Instructions (04/07/2021)
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Electing to Uphold Voter Integrity (04/07/2021)
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Clinics Step Up (04/07/2021)
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Column: What negotiating trauma looks like from both sides of the bench (04/06/2021)
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Tapped for Prestigious Annual Campus Lecture, Franklin Zimring Weighs in on Killings by Police (04/06/2021)
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Op-Ed: Don’t eliminate the filibuster. Democratize it. (04/06/2021)
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How Google’s Big Supreme Court Victory Could Change Software Forever (04/06/2021)
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How Hyperloop Is Prioritizing Passenger Experience (04/05/2021)
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Google Wins Multibillion Dollar Copyright Fight With Oracle in Supreme Court (04/05/2021)
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Alameda County’s first Black chief public defender is trying to fix the problem with juries (04/04/2021)
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Biden infrastructure bill could be California high-speed rail’s ‘lifeline’ (04/04/2021)
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Legion of Chauvin prosecutors, each with own role (04/04/2021)
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Professor Bertrall Ross Receives Berkeley Law’s Annual Rutter Award for Teaching Distinction (04/02/2021)
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Gas heat and stoves are warming the climate. Should cities start banning them? (04/02/2021)
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Antisemitism video explainer from UC Berkeley aims to cool campus debate (04/02/2021)
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5 ways to fight for social justice and more (04/02/2021)
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Taxpayers don’t know how many jobs PPP loans saved during the pandemic. No one counted. (04/01/2021)
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Op-Ed: SCOTUS weighs whether freedom of speech applies to students off campus using social media (04/01/2021)
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Earthquake (04/01/2021)
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Former Clerk On The ‘Notorious’ Late Justice And Her Enduring Legacy (03/31/2021)
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More EV charging stations would provide infrastructure for auto industry growth (03/31/2021)
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When It Comes To Email, Some Prisoners Say Attorney-Client Privilege Has Been Erased (03/31/2021)
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PG&E plan to reserve temporary generators for wildfire season has groups worried about diesel use (03/31/2021)
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Murky World Of Mass Torts Left Clients At Girardi’s Mercy (03/30/2021)
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Sharing Good News: Rankings Update from Dean Chemerinsky (03/30/2021)
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California’s election rules could make a Newsom recall a wild ride (03/29/2021)
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Environmental justice outcry axes plan to boost natural gas (03/29/2021)
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School’s East Bay Community Law Center Helps Advocate for Cutting Ties With Oakland School Police (03/25/2021)
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Big Tech hearings haven’t done much. But this one could be different (03/25/2021)
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High Court Ruling on Jurisdiction Thaws Some Climate Cases (03/25/2021)
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US News Makes Last-Minute Changes to Law School Rankings, Fueling Criticism and Concern (03/25/2021)
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Pa. Superior Court Ruling Opens Door for Plaintiffs to Avoid Fair Share Act Application, Attorneys Say (03/24/2021)
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The Promise of Offshore Wind (03/24/2021)
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Every Democrat who fears filibuster reform should read these two new works (03/23/2021)
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Op-Ed: California needs an equitable strategy for transitioning to all-electric buildings (03/23/2021)
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Podcast: Jonathan Gould on Codifying Constitutional Norms (03/23/2021)
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Op-Ed: The filibuster is unconstitutional. Here’s how Vice President Harris can take it on (03/22/2021)
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Trump, My Dad and the Rightward Shift of Latino Men (03/22/2021)
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Should Democrats risk ending the filibuster? (03/20/2021)
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Clinical Professor Jennifer Urban ’00 to Chair New California Privacy Protection Agency (03/19/2021)
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Some Amazon Drivers Have Had Enough. Can They Unionize? (03/19/2021)
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Why Covering Canals With Solar Panels Is a Power Move (03/19/2021)
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New Calif. Privacy Board Poised To Balance Various Interests (03/19/2021)
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EBCLC’S Statement in Solidarity with Asian American and Pacific Islander Communities (03/18/2021)
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Deceptive Energy-Saving Remodel Plans Hit Homeowners With Financing Gotchas (03/18/2021)
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Tabloid Hired Gun Tells of Shady Hunt for Meghan Markle Scoops (03/18/2021)
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Meet the Members of California’s New Privacy Board (03/17/2021)
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New California privacy board includes academics, government and law firm alums (03/17/2021)
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RBG’s Legacy, Co-Authored by RBG (03/17/2021)
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Dean Erwin Chemerinsky: Condemning Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans (03/17/2021)
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On Op-Ed Pages, Law Profs Press Breyer to Retire (03/16/2021)
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‘Justice, Justice Thou Shalt Pursue’ Offers Look At Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Early Work (03/16/2021)
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Op-Ed: President Joe Biden and Democratic Congress take a major step to address poverty (03/16/2021)
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19th century anti-slavery newspaper revived to discuss race today (03/16/2021)
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg Co-Author Amanda Tyler on RBG’s Final Book: “Justice, Justice Thou Shalt Pursue” (03/16/2021)
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‘Justice, Justice Thou Shalt Pursue’ Brings Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Berkeley Law Lecture to the World (03/16/2021)
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‘Record-breaking’ ramp up needed for 100% clean grid — report (03/16/2021)
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Inside the Making of RBG’s ‘Justice, Justice Thou Shalt Pursue’ (03/15/2021)
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Law professors sue in S.F. to lift Trump sanctions on international court prosecutors (03/15/2021)
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Update: Plans for Fall 2021 semester (03/15/2021)
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For these lawyers, all the world’s a stage (03/12/2021)
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From Economics to History, Recent Books Showcase Depth and Breadth of Faculty Scholarship (03/12/2021)
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‘Kern runs on oil’: as California confronts climate crisis, one county is ready to drill (03/12/2021)
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Biden EPA Ponders ‘Hail Mary’ Move on Greenhouse Gas Air Limits (03/12/2021)
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Texas’ big bad pain in the neck (03/11/2021)
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Former prosecutors, judges join push for new trial in Alabama death row case (03/10/2021)
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PRO Act, called ‘most important labor legislation in several generations,’ passes House (03/10/2021)
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Democrats Are Anxious About 2022 — and 2024 (03/10/2021)
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Vaccination availability for students (03/10/2021)
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Op-Ed: Challenge to California net neutrality law should be dismissed (03/09/2021)
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Collective Statement from Student Leaders (03/09/2021)
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Google employee group urges Congress to strengthen whistleblower protections for AI researchers (03/08/2021)
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What Native American Law Applicants Should Know (03/08/2021)
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14 Republican AGs say Biden can’t use EO to restore social costs of greenhouse gas (03/08/2021)
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The People’s Jury Instructions: Samuelson Clinic Accelerates Its Push for Legal Access (03/08/2021)
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The Petroleum Industry May Want a Carbon Tax, but Biden and Congressional Republicans are Not Necessarily Fans (03/08/2021)
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New China Trade Secrets Law Draws Concerns About Potential Abuse (03/08/2021)
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Op-Ed: The Jeep Cherokee is not a tribute to Indians. Change the name. (03/07/2021)
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Op-Ed: After 2020, will Supreme Court help the Republican campaign to suppress voter rights? (03/06/2021)
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A Pro-Israel Lawyer is Weaponizing Public Records Law Against Palestinian Activists (03/06/2021)
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Professors Tell SCOTUS to Correct the CAFC’s ‘Profound Misunderstanding’ in American Axle Case (03/04/2021)
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New LL.M. Students Bring Unique Experiences and Insights from Around the World (03/03/2021)
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Gasoline delivery is a thing. Is that good or bad for CO2? (03/02/2021)
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CA tech crucial in reaching national greenhouse gas goals (03/02/2021)
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VIDEO: Hundreds of health workers attacked amid pandemic (03/02/2021)
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COVID-19 pandemic fuels attacks on health workers globally (03/02/2021)
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California nonprofit pushes states to make jury instructions more broadly available (03/01/2021)
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Is a Mass Reckoning Coming for the Plaintiffs Bar? (02/28/2021)
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Local Taxes Have Lots of Untapped Potential (02/26/2021)
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Why Are Prosecutors Keeping a Huge, Secretive DNA Database in Orange County? (02/26/2021)
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Crisis Management: Major Gift Advances Clinic’s Environmental Health and Justice Work (02/25/2021)
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EXPLAINER: Meet the vaccine appointment bots, and their foes (02/25/2021)
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The Cybersecurity 202 Network (02/24/2021)
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Podcast: Post Reports – Will a minimum-wage hike save the economy? (02/24/2021)
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Bryan Stevenson, ‘Just Mercy’ Author and Civil Rights Icon, to Be Commencement Speaker (02/24/2021)
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Rights advocates celebrate but say fight only beginning as Virginia bans death penalty (02/23/2021)
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Amend: the Fight for America (02/19/2021)
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Everyone Gets Along on the California Supreme Court (02/19/2021)
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In a Tumultuous Election Year, These Students Had a Front-Row Seat — and a Long-Term Mission (02/19/2021)
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In new defense, dozens of Capitol rioters say law enforcement ‘let us in’ to building (02/19/2021)
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Op-Ed: How Congress can prevent Big Tech from becoming the speech police (02/18/2021)
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Can Senate Democrats pass Biden’s $1.9 trillion relief package? Ask the parliamentarian. (02/18/2021)
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California’s Shifting Relationship With the Supreme Court (02/17/2021)
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‘Doing the Right Thing’?: van der Veen’s Defense of Trump Elicits Sharply Divided Views From Phila. Trial Lawyers (02/17/2021)
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California Bill That Promotes Alternatives To Policing Is Back Despite Governor’s Veto (02/17/2021)
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Geneva Convention: Students Help Under-Resourced Nations Advance Human Rights at Unique Program (02/16/2021)
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Op-Ed: Investigate Donald Trump for criminal acts, just as Mitch McConnell says (02/16/2021)
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California State Legislature has the power to end the state of emergency (02/16/2021)
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Former UN High Commissioner Pillay Says It’s Time for the Human Rights Council to Act on Sri Lanka (02/15/2021)
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As the Reparations Discussion Gains Momentum, How to Go from Talk to Action? (02/12/2021)
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Op-Ed: In the case of Trump, our courts failed us and the Constitution (02/11/2021)
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Op-Ed: What Mitch McConnell Got Right (02/11/2021)
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Column: Negotiating Trauma & the Law (02/10/2021)
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Op-Ed: Why the US must support the electric vehicle supply chain (02/09/2021)
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Berkeley Law Institute Receives $10 Million Gift and a New Name (02/09/2021)
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Institute Celebrates 10th Anniversary With $10 Million Gift from Helen Diller Foundation (02/09/2021)
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Op-Ed: Mindless lockdowns destroy lives — and our Constitution (02/08/2021)
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‘This has to end peacefully’: California’s Punjabi farmers rally behind India protests (02/08/2021)
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Let’s talk about India’s farmer protests (02/06/2021)
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Social Media Video Evidence in Impeachment Trial: Lessons from International Tribunals (02/05/2021)
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Oregon lawmakers discuss elimination of juvenile court fees (02/05/2021)
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Longtime federal judges stepping aside to create vacancies for Biden to fill (02/05/2021)
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Symposium Experts Call for Furthering Genuine Police Reform and Targeting Labor Agreements (02/05/2021)
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Filing Claims Interference In 2010 Border Patrol Death Probe (02/05/2021)
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International case over border killing accuses high U.S. officials of cover-up plot (02/04/2021)
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“Anatomy of Impunity”: Former DHS Supervisors Say Border Killing Cover-Up Was Part of a Pattern (02/04/2021)
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School district hits back at Breed, city attorney over suit: ’embarrassing day for San Francisco’ (02/04/2021)
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How religious conservatives learned to love anti-discrimination laws (02/04/2021)
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Met-Ed fined $1M in settlement with state over Northampton County electrocution (02/04/2021)
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Consumer Protectors: Berkeley Law Grads Make a Major Impact at the Federal Trade Commission (02/03/2021)
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PBS to release documentary on Tulsa Race Massacre (02/02/2021)
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Op-Ed: SCOTUS hands down a rare civil rights victory on qualified immunity (02/01/2021)
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Republican lawmakers want to use pro-Trump rioters to undermine peaceful protest (02/01/2021)
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Global Climate Leader Mary Nichols Joins California-China Climate Institute as Vice Chair (02/01/2021)
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Meritocracy and Its Discontents: The View from Outside Harvard Yard (01/30/2021)
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Trump’s impeachment trial renews long debate on free speech, incitement (01/29/2021)
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Graduates Zoom Into the California Bar With Online Oath at Spirited Virtual Ceremony (01/29/2021)
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Op-Ed: Stop the attempt to derail D.A. George Gascón’s criminal justice reforms (01/28/2021)
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California extends eviction moratorium through June (01/28/2021)
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“We’ve never seen a threat to democracy like this” (01/27/2021)
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NYSBA Panelist Says Vaccine Mandates Likely Constitutional as Pandemic Rages (01/27/2021)
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Fresno anti-mask protesters don’t have federal law behind them, legal experts say (01/27/2021)
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Seventh Circuit Judge Diane P. Wood Gives Herma Hill Kay Memorial Lecture (01/27/2021)
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Op-Ed: Make the Filibuster Difficult Again (01/27/2021)
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Respected Voices Try to Tap the Brakes on Patent Nationalism (01/26/2021)
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As a New Administration Dawns, Berkeley Law Professors Propose How to Tame Privacy Inequalities (01/25/2021)
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Morgan Lewis’ Split With Trump May Not Be Easy (01/25/2021)
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‘African Gene Theory’ Is a Myth, and It’s Harming Black Men’s Heart Health (01/24/2021)
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Environmental turnaround — 8 issues that will pivot in California’s favor under Biden (01/24/2021)
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Op-Ed: After my dad died during COVID, I resisted joining a virtual grief group. I shouldn’t have (01/24/2021)
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Power Outlet: Three With Berkeley Law Ties Tapped to Join the New Biden Administration (01/22/2021)
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The Trump economy left Black Americans behind. Here’s how they want Biden to narrow the gaps. (01/22/2021)
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Tracking Biden’s environmental actions (01/22/2021)
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Big Tech has big power over online speech. Should it be reined in? (01/21/2021)
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East Bay Community Law Center Fully Commits to Women of Color-Centered Platform (01/20/2021)
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Inauguration sows doubt among QAnon conspiracy theorists (01/20/2021)
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7 climate actions that Biden could take on his first day (01/20/2021)
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Op-Ed: This is the big risk if Biden copies Trump and uses an obscure rule to cancel regulatory rollbacks (01/19/2021)
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Senate trial of former President Trump depends largely on 145-year-old case (01/19/2021)
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Rolling back the rollbacks: Berkeley Law scholar lays out Biden’s enviro rules challenges (01/19/2021)
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‘The lost years’: Climate damage that occurred on Trump’s watch will endure long after he is gone (01/19/2021)
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Long-Distance Dedication: How 1Ls are Building Community During Remote Learning (01/19/2021)
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Updates, Procedures and Plans for the Spring ’21 Semester (01/19/2021)
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Social Media Site Gab Is Surging, Even As Critics Blame It For Capitol Violence (01/17/2021)
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Response To Capitol Riot Could Hurt Minorities, Civil Libertarians Say (01/15/2021)
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Rich Slate of New Spring Semester Courses Includes Computer Programming for Lawyers (01/14/2021)
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What Commonwealth Court’s Decision to Scrap Victim Rights Amendment Could Mean for Judicial Districts Plan (01/14/2021)
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Op-Ed: Don’t use S.F. tragedy to justify return to mass incarceration (01/14/2021)
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Twitter’s Trump Ban Sets Dangerous Precedent for Free Speech, Legal Scholar Warns (01/14/2021)
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Op-Ed: In a traditional Lohri song about a folk hero, echoes of Punjab’s ongoing struggle for a fair deal (01/13/2021)
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Armed ‘militias’ are illegal. Will authorities finally crack down if they show up at state capitals next week? (01/13/2021)
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Trump Twitter ban raises concerns over ‘unchecked’ power of big tech (01/13/2021)
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Podcast: Legal Talk Today: Supreme Court’s Latest (01/13/2021)
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Op-Ed: Trump’s Twitter, Facebook Bans Go a Step Too Far (01/13/2021)
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Podcast: Faces of Assassination (01/13/2021)
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A Hall of Fame Lawyer, a ‘Real Housewife’ and a Stunning Fall (01/13/2021)
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Op-Ed: The House should not rush an impeachment vote this week (01/12/2021)
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Op-Ed: Gov. Newsom should consider Goodwin Liu for California attorney general appointment (01/12/2021)
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Dean Chemerinsky Joins Law Deans in Public Statement on 2020 Election and Events at the Capitol (01/12/2021)
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Lawmakers explore legal avenues to barring Trump from holding office in the future (01/12/2021)
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Op-Ed: How to prevent future assaults on American democracy (01/11/2021)
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With Democrats poised to take over Washington, Supreme Court’s Breyer faces renewed calls to retire (01/09/2021)
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Congress can move fast if it wants to — and it’s moving fast toward impeaching Trump (01/08/2021)
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Berkeley scholars’ outrage, reflections on U.S. Capitol mob siege (01/07/2021)
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Impeachment or 25th Amendment? DC Leaders Ponder Immediate Removal of Trump (01/07/2021)
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Plenty of complications in using 25th Amendment to boot Trump from office (01/07/2021)
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Pro-Trump rioters could face up to 20 years in prison (01/07/2021)
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Critical Mass: A Plaintiffs Lawyer Proposes Problems in Multidistrict Litigation. (01/07/2021)
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Senior officials have discussed removing Trump under the 25th Amendment. Here’s how that could work. (01/07/2021)
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Use of 25th Amendment to remove Trump unlikely, says law professor (01/07/2021)
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Dean Chemerinsky “in light of the unprecedented assault on our democracy and the rule of law.” (01/07/2021)
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Dean Erwin Chemerinsky Wins AALS Pro Bono Award, Will Serve as President-Elect (01/06/2021)
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Op-Ed: The California Supreme Court Can Fix Our Broken Bail System (01/06/2021)
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What Google’s Union Can Do Now and What It Needs to Do Next (01/05/2021)
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Video: Who Killed Berta? An Environmental Murder Mystery (01/04/2021)
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Appeals court signals it may block some California COVID-19 church restrictions (01/04/2021)
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Trump is heard on audiotape pressuring Georgia secretary of state to ‘find’ votes to overturn Biden’s win (01/03/2021)
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Could Trump pardon himself? It might be legal, but it could also be politically disastrous (12/31/2020)
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How COVID-19 Changed How We Get Around (12/30/2020)
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San Diego continues to tout greenhouse-gas reductions that never happened (12/30/2020)
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Ruling for Minority Power Aids Both Sides Next Year (12/29/2020)
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Letters to the Editor: D.A. Chesa Boudin’s distorted priorities (12/28/2020)
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More Stress, Coping With Loss: Pandemic Exacts Toll on Judges (12/28/2020)
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Rare 310-year-old violin stolen from art dealer’s Los Feliz home (12/24/2020)
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Presidential election hostilities may fuel fight over courts (12/24/2020)
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Victims Of Bank Of America EDD Debit Card Fraud Tell Stories Of Fake Charges, Long Waits, Closed Claims (12/22/2020)
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Rolling Back and Pushing Forward: Berkeley Law Experts Weigh in on Environmental Policy Under Biden (12/18/2020)
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Eleanor Swift (12/18/2020)
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Marjorie Shultz (12/18/2020)
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San Bernardino County sues Newsom over coronavirus restrictions (12/17/2020)
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From whistleblower laws to unions: How Google’s AI ethics meltdown could shape policy (12/16/2020)
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‘Like We’re Stuck in Park’: With COVID Delaying Trials, High-Dollar Settlements Are Stalled in Philadelphia (12/15/2020)
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Spring Courses Bring Racial Justice Into Focus (12/14/2020)
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From the Dean: Diversity and Inclusion at Berkeley Law (12/14/2020)
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How President-elect Biden needs to handle investigation into son Hunter’s taxes (12/14/2020)
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Rapid Reaction: Hosted at Berkeley Law, New Global Course Amplifies COVID-19’s Jarring Inequalities (12/14/2020)
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‘No Objectively Reasonable Basis’: Attorney Fees Awarded to Plaintiff Over Improper Removal of Fraternity Lawsuit (12/11/2020)
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Op-Ed: Can President Donald Trump pardon himself? (12/11/2020)
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Op-Ed: Unprecedented Farmers Protests in India: Lest We Miss This Feminist Moment (12/10/2020)
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Op-Ed: The judge who ruled in favor of outdoor dining was wrong. Here’s why (12/09/2020)
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As Lies Go Viral, What Can Be Done to Stem the Tide of Social Media-Based Misinformation? (12/09/2020)
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California sheriff says honor system, not handcuffs, must be deployed during state’s stay-at-home edict (12/09/2020)
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Op-Ed: Progressives Are Wrong To Oppose the Electoral College (12/08/2020)
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Inside the cottage industry trying to revive Aunt Jemima and other brands with racist roots (12/08/2020)
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Why Farmers Drove a Tractor to Protest at the Indian Consulate in San Francisco (12/06/2020)
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From Students to Seniors, 2L Kevin Frazier’s Nonprofit Helps Close the Digital Divide (12/04/2020)
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Protocol Developed for Social Media Evidence in Human Rights Trials (12/04/2020)
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Op-Ed: COVID-19 ruling reveals much about the new Supreme Court (12/03/2020)
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Republican and Democratic Judges Have Turned on Trump—and Not Just When it Comes to the Election (12/03/2020)
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Trump administration sets wave of executions for days leading up to Biden inauguration (12/02/2020)
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With Barrett on Supreme Court, California’s church COVID limits in legal jeopardy (12/02/2020)
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Biden could help San Francisco win billions from Big Oil over climate change (12/02/2020)
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After 6 Months in Limbo, Philadelphia Court Sets January Date for Restart of Civil Jury Trials (12/01/2020)
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The Cybersecurity 202: The Supreme Court may finally rein in an outdate anti-hacking law (12/01/2020)
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Berkeley Law Center Creates First Global Protocol on Using Social Media as Evidence for War Crimes (12/01/2020)
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Some federal judges plan to retire when Trump exits. Will Biden be able to replace them? (11/30/2020)
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Op-Ed: In its COVID ruling, Trump’s activist Supreme Court gives us a preview of what’s to come (11/27/2020)
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Op-Ed: Republicans’ silence is complicity with Trump’s lying attacks on American democracy (11/27/2020)
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When Supreme Court was forced to go virtual, their questions and arguments changed too (11/25/2020)
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A New Political Force Emerges in Georgia: Asian-American Voters (11/25/2020)
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Podcast: MDLs Go Mainstream: Mass Torts Today (11/24/2020)
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Take Five: Berkeley Law Nabs a Whopping Five Coveted Skadden Public Interest Fellowships (11/24/2020)
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At a Critical Juncture, New Berkeley Law Center Emphasizes Workers’ Rights (11/24/2020)
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Human Rights Center’s Eric Stover Hopes Film on Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921 Is Wake-up Call (11/23/2020)
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International Effect: Nertila Kuraj Embodies Impact of Berkeley Law’s Visiting Scholars Program (11/18/2020)
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Op-Ed” ‘Educare for All’ would free students from oppressive debt (11/17/2020)
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Class Procedures for Power Outages and Other Emergencies (11/17/2020)
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How the U.S. Military Buys Location Data from Ordinary Apps (11/17/2020)
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Op-Ed: There’s nothing wrong with Justice Alito telling the world his views (11/16/2020)
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Big Score: Sports and Music Icons Leigh Steinberg ’73 and Jeff Harleston ’88 Highlight Conference (11/12/2020)
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Op-Ed: As Supreme Court debates Philly-based foster case, should laws allow religious exemptions? (11/12/2020)
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Op-Ed: Big Tech Can Help Bring War Criminals to Justice (11/11/2020)
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Lawyers Press Pa. Supreme Court to Set in Motion COVID-Delayed Med Mal Case (11/11/2020)
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Op-Ed: Presidential elections and Senate seats underscore fact that this is not a democracy (11/11/2020)
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Column: An Interview with Protima Pandey of Santa Clara County (11/10/2020)
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Op-Ed: With the Biden-Harris administration on the horizon, there’s reason for hope this Veterans Day (11/10/2020)
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How California will shape U.S. environmental policy under Biden (11/10/2020)
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Eyeing Solutions, Student-Led Symposium to Examine Nexus of Tech, Law, and Racial Injustice (11/09/2020)
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Affirmative Action Cases May Reach Supreme Court Even Without Trump (11/09/2020)
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California’s far-left activists shocked they beat Prop. 25. What’s the future of bail now? (11/06/2020)
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Trump exploited status anxiety within the Latino community (11/06/2020)
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California goes big on criminal justice reform, setting a more progressive path (11/05/2020)
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Election Implications: Professors Describe What to Expect in Various Areas of Law (11/05/2020)
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A Look At The Court Battles Of The 2020 Presidential Election (11/05/2020)
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‘Doomscrolling But With a Higher Purpose’: Student Joins Election Day Social Media Monitoring (11/05/2020)
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President Trump SCOTUS Challenge Likely Over PA Ballots (11/04/2020)
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Here’s what faithless electors are and what they could mean for the outcome of the presidential election (11/04/2020)
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Op-Ed: Trump’s secret weapon for keeping his job: his Supreme Court picks (11/04/2020)
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‘Away from the noise’ (11/03/2020)
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Forum: Electoral College in the Spotlight (11/02/2020)
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Paying for Privacy at Core of California Ballot Measure Battle (11/02/2020)
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Ex-Inmates Struggle in a Banking System Not Made for Them (10/31/2020)
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Analysis: 2020, and the American chorus’ newly loud voices (10/31/2020)
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Berkeley Law Helps Governor Seek More Protections Against Racial Bias in Jury Proceedings (10/30/2020)
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Ian Haney López: To Combat Racism, We Need to Talk About Economic Justice (10/29/2020)
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Amy Coney Barrett pushes Rep. Ro Khanna to propose Supreme Court term limits (10/28/2020)
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Op-Ed: We now have a far-right Supreme Court. Democrats can’t abandon the battle (10/26/2020)
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Op-Ed: The affordable housing crisis is about to get worse; here’s a policy that will help renters (10/26/2020)
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Newsom, California district attorneys seek tighter standards for application of death penalty (10/26/2020)
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Barrett’s presence on Supreme Court could change course of several decisions (10/26/2020)
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The Electoral College can pick a president who got fewer votes. Here’s why and how. (10/24/2020)
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A Chasm Deepens in America’s Credit Markets, Swallowing Smaller Firms (10/23/2020)
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Melani Tiongson ’18 Finds a Professional Path and Personal Bond with Patti Legal Fellowship (10/23/2020)
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Google Has Monopoly Over Android App Market, suit says (10/22/2020)
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Column: Negotiating Trauma and the Law (10/22/2020)
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg Wrote One Last Book, and It’s Coming Out Soon (10/21/2020)
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D.C. attorney general sues Washington Hebrew Congregation preschool, contends it failed to protect children from alleged sexual abuse (10/21/2020)
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Op-Ed: Amy Coney Barrett’s Originalism Threatens Our Freedoms (10/21/2020)
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Podcast: Safeguarding The Electoral Vote (10/20/2020)
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Essay: How Defunding the Police Protects Black Women (10/20/2020)
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Did the President’s Tax Returns Illegally Game the System or Deftly Navigate the Rules? (10/20/2020)
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MicroClimates: How do you vote on climate in local elections? (10/20/2020)
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Everything to Know About the Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission Case (10/19/2020)
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Prop. 20: Should California’s DNA bank expand to shoplifters, opioid offenders? (10/19/2020)
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30 Issues: Affirmative Action (10/19/2020)
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‘White Supremacy’ Once Meant David Duke and the Klan. Now it Refers to Much More. (10/17/2020)
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As SCOTUS Veers Further Right, Could A States’ Rights Shift Benefit The Left? (10/16/2020)
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In Special Mini Courses, Berkeley Law 1Ls Dive Deep and Build Relationships — Remotely (10/16/2020)
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Democrats’ Coming Civil War Over Police Unions (10/14/2020)
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Delayed election, mail-in ballots and transfer of power: Barrett steers clear of Trump’s strike zone (10/14/2020)
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Making Sense of the Mayhem Surrounding Social Media Apps TikTok and WeChat (10/13/2020)
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Op-Ed: Both parties say courts should reflect the majority. Increasingly, they don’t. (10/13/2020)
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U.S. headed in ‘subtle but distinct shift toward conservative direction’ with new court, professor says (10/13/2020)
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Op-Ed: How the Senate should question Amy Coney Barrett to show the threat she poses (10/12/2020)
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COVID-19 – Your Job and Your Rights (10/11/2020)
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Podcast: Let’s Go There with Shira & Ryan (10/09/2020)
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Roaring Into Action: Berkeley Law Center Launches New GrizzlyCorps Climate and Resiliency Program (10/09/2020)
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Gyms aren’t making it easy for people to cancel memberships (10/09/2020)
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Privacy Puzzle: Consumer advocates divided over California’s Prop. 24 (10/08/2020)
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Supreme Court to hear landmark case that could shake up Silicon Valley (10/07/2020)
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Google And Oracle’s Decade-Long Copyright Battle Reaches Supreme Court (10/07/2020)
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Like many US workers, Trump staff has little recourse if asked to work alongside sick colleagues (10/07/2020)
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Berkeley Law Clinics Annual Report 2019-2020 (10/07/2020)
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Victims Must Not Be Lost in Domestic Violence and Policing Debates (10/06/2020)
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Op-Ed: Think same-sex marriage is a settled legal issue? Not to Clarence Thomas (10/06/2020)
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Change-Making at the Capitol: Governor Signs Seven Bills Driven by Berkeley Law Clinics and Centers (10/05/2020)
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Facing a conservative turn, Supreme Court opens new term (10/05/2020)
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Op-Ed: Trump tested positive for Covid. If donors at his fundraiser get it, can they sue the president? (10/03/2020)
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Podcast: How the Tax Laws Helped Trump (10/02/2020)
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Breonna Taylor Decision Eerily Familiar for the Family of Faculty Member Savala Trepczynski ’11 (10/02/2020)
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Your Data Is Discriminating…Against You (10/01/2020)
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Op-Ed: The Supreme Court returns to a term like no other (10/01/2020)
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Herma Hill Kay (10/01/2020)
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Barbara Nachtrieb Armstrong (10/01/2020)
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Babette Barton (10/01/2020)
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Stacking the deck: How the GOP works to suppress minority voting (09/30/2020)
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President Trump Has Attacked Critical Race Theory. Here’s What to Know About the Intellectual Movement (09/29/2020)
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Berkeley Law Professor’s Book Presents a ‘Speculative History’ of Slave Rebellion Leader Nat Turner (09/29/2020)
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Ginsburg’s Career, Replacement Parallel Thurgood Marshall’s (09/28/2020)
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Trump has the votes in Supreme Court fight, but Democrats have the political edge (09/27/2020)
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Amy Coney Barrett: what will she mean for women’s rights? (09/27/2020)
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Op-Ed: The Supreme Court against America: Justices’ conservative tilt is dangerously out of step with the people (09/26/2020)
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How Amy Coney Barrett Would Reshape the Court — And the Country (09/26/2020)
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Op-Ed: Democrats can’t stop Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation. They can show how she would take away our rights (09/26/2020)
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KQED Forum: Time is Running Out for the Combustion Engine in California (09/25/2020)
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Podcast: The Notorious RBG & the Presidential Transfer of Power (09/25/2020)
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The Murky Case for Mass Telecommuting (09/25/2020)
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Op-Ed: Are Republican Judges Putting Their Thumbs on the Electoral Scale? (09/25/2020)
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Op-Ed: What Justice Ginsburg’s Death Means for Health Care Access in America (09/24/2020)
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Pathmarking The Way: Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Lifelong Fight For Gender Equality (09/24/2020)
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From Mail-In Voting To The Ballot Box: Tackling Questions About Election Security (09/24/2020)
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Did Trump Halt Federal Diversity and Anti-Racism Training? (09/24/2020)
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Putting its Mission in Motion (09/23/2020)
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Independent Contractor Rule Would Give Employers Potent Weapon (09/23/2020)
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Leading the Conversations (09/23/2020)
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California Will Not Waive Online Bar Exam, High Court Says (09/23/2020)
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Clinic’s Tireless Work Helps Put a Freeze on Fines and Fees (09/23/2020)
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Staff Group Pushes for an Improved Dynamic With Campus Police (09/23/2020)
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Democrats plan their revenge if GOP Senate confirms Trump pick for high court (09/23/2020)
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Faculty Weigh in on Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Legacy and the Supreme Court’s Future (09/23/2020)
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Podcast: Constitutional scholars sound warning on SCOTUS and the separation of church and state (09/23/2020)
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California Plans to Ban Sales of Gas-Powered Cars by 2035 (09/23/2020)
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Making It Count: Census Expert Marlenee Blas Pedral ’23 Pushes for Accuracy and Accountability (09/22/2020)
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Feeding Frenzy (09/22/2020)
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Academic Freedom (09/22/2020)
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What is critical race theory, President Trump’s latest political target? (09/21/2020)
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Essay: To Have Known Her (09/21/2020)
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Op-Ed: The Court: How Did We Get Here and What Will It Mean? (09/21/2020)
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Study Hall (09/21/2020)
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Donald Trump vs. the Ivy League: An Election-Year Battle (09/21/2020)
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Scattered But Not Distant (09/21/2020)
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One-Credit Wonders Offered to 1Ls (09/21/2020)
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Accidental cover up (09/21/2020)
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Perseverance Personified (09/21/2020)
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Governor poised to strengthen climate goals (09/21/2020)
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U.S. Judge Temporarily Halts Trump’s WeChat Ban (09/20/2020)
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Op-Ed: Democrats have a secret weapon to thwart a rapid Ginsburg replacement. They should use it (09/19/2020)
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Justice Ginsburg’s former law clerk describes what it was like working with her: “She was my idol” (09/18/2020)
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“A Justice Worthy of the Title”: Statement from Professor Amanda L. Tyler on the Passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg (09/18/2020)
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U.S. Bans Chinese Apps TikTok and WeChat, Citing Security Concerns (09/18/2020)
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Technology Law LL.M.s: Shaping the Future of Tech (09/18/2020)
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Berkeley Law Students Offer a Lifeline to Workers Challenged by COVID-19 Chaos (09/18/2020)
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Column: Negotiating Trauma and the Law (09/18/2020)
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Op-Ed: The Weaponization of the Free-Exercise Clause (09/18/2020)
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Op-Ed: This Is How Biden Should Approach the Latino Vote (09/18/2020)
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Op-Ed: Trump’s administration attempting to ban the Critical Race Theory is intolerant and unjust (09/18/2020)
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Debunking Sheriff Villanueva’s False Or Misleading Claims About The Arrest Of KPCC/LAist’s Josie Huang (09/17/2020)
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Podcast: Separating Church and State (09/17/2020)
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Opinion: The Breonna Taylor Settlement Is Part of the Solution (09/16/2020)
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California Law Deans Ask for State to Make Bar Exam ‘Open Book’ (09/15/2020)
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Closing the Gap: Experts Weigh in on How to Advance Racial Equity in K-12 Education (09/15/2020)
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A Deep Dive on Toxins (09/15/2020)
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Student Sleuths Target COVID-19 Con Artists (09/13/2020)
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Pushing to Protect Vulnerable Prisoners (09/13/2020)
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Stepping Up in a Crisis (09/13/2020)
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How Some Attys Are Ditching BigLaw For Public Interest Work (09/13/2020)
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Would The Use Of Chemical Dispersants In Mauritius Oil Spill Be Considered An Ecocide? (09/13/2020)
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Student Journals Sustain Interest and Ambitions While Pivoting to New Remote Framework (09/11/2020)
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Joint Statement of the Deans of the University of California Law Schools about the Value of Critical Race Theory (09/11/2020)
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Emergency Funds for Dealing with Smoke and Very Poor Air Quality (09/11/2020)
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Swept up in the federal response to Portland protests: ‘I didn’t know if I was going to be seen again’ (09/10/2020)
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Judges: They’re Just Like Us … Only Harder on Themselves (09/10/2020)
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15 Law Schools That Trained Famous Lawyers (09/09/2020)
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What are ‘wandering officers’? Experts break down troubling policing pattern (09/09/2020)
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In Covid Bankruptcy Valuation Brawls, the Best Spreadsheet Wins (09/09/2020)
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Does homicide charge against Bay Area cop in fatal shooting signal a new day? (09/06/2020)
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Op-Ed: A national living wage (09/05/2020)
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Op-Ed: Conservative Supreme Court justices could complicate voter protection efforts in 2020 (09/05/2020)
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Could Trump cut funding to California cities for ‘defunding’ police? (09/05/2020)
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Environmental Law Clinic Fights Toxic Exposures in Federal Court and at the State House (09/04/2020)
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Trump Administration Weakens Coal Waste Rules in Latest Environmental Rollback (09/03/2020)
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California’s ‘Mini-CFPB’ Law May Extend to Small Business Loans (09/03/2020)
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San Francisco Bans Discrimination of Workers With Covid-19 (09/02/2020)
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From Goldwater to Trump, the long history of ‘Law and Order’ politics (09/02/2020)
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Juggling Act: With Kids at Home, Student Parents Find Welcome Support at Berkeley Law (09/01/2020)
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Op-Ed: Will SCOTUS rulings help decide the 2020 presidential election? (09/01/2020)
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The use of “less-lethal” force by law enforcement (08/30/2020)
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Vision Quest: Charting a Path Forward for Berkeley Law’s Transformative Clinical Program (08/28/2020)
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Editorial: Attack racism in California’s criminal proceedings (08/27/2020)
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Trump’s possible violations of federal law during GOP convention unlikely to haunt him (08/27/2020)
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How TikTok’s Talks With Microsoft Turned Into a Soap Opera (08/26/2020)
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Op-Ed: President Trump is blatantly violating the Hatch Act. Where’s the outrage? (08/25/2020)
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INSIGHT: Pandemic Provides Opportunity to Rethink the Bar Exam (08/25/2020)
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How Six Years in a Wheelchair Shaped the Life of California Law Review’s Editor-in-Chief (08/24/2020)
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TikTok sues Trump to challenge U.S. government restrictions (08/24/2020)
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Student Summer Series: Rodolfo Rivera Aquino ’22 Enjoys Unique Time at California Supreme Court (08/19/2020)
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Op-Ed: People of Color Learn at a Young Age That They Must Be Twice as Good. Now White People Need to Be Twice as Kind (08/18/2020)
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Op-Ed: Coronavirus makes California’s ‘student borrower bill of rights’ essential (08/18/2020)
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Berkeley Law Faculty, Students Dial Up to an All-Remote Fall Semester (08/18/2020)
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Ramping Up: Berkeley Law’s Growing Clinical Program Expands Teaching Staff (08/14/2020)
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Trump campaign adviser floats false birther theory about Kamala Harris’ eligibility for vice president (08/14/2020)
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California could cut its prison population in half and free 50,000 people. Amid pandemic, will the state act? (08/14/2020)
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Essay: Say Their Names: Breonna Taylor, My Great-Great-Grandmother, and Me (08/13/2020)
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California Finds Amazon On-the-Hook in Product Liability Spat (08/13/2020)
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California High Court Sets Rules for Facebook Subpoena (08/13/2020)
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Deal Professor: Word of warning (08/11/2020)
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Democrats shy from leading court fight over Trump orders (08/11/2020)
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Common Ground: Professors Urge Environmental Justice and Racial Justice Movements to Join Forces (08/11/2020)
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Podcast: Blood River (08/10/2020)
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Op-Ed: Two cooks in California’s policy kitchen (08/10/2020)
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California has spent $43 million suing the Trump administration. It’s paying off, officials say (08/10/2020)
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Tracking Suspects Who Never Thought Anyone Would Look (08/10/2020)
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Op-Ed: Trump just made another huge and illegal power grab. Be very alarmed (08/10/2020)
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When Can A Juror Say Black Lives Matter? (08/09/2020)
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Law professors explain how to cross-examine COVID-19 deniers (08/07/2020)
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Student Summer Series: Henry W. Leung ’21 Embraces Big Issues and Small Joys Amid COVID-19 (08/07/2020)
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The unfolding revolution in the jurisprudence of the religion clauses (08/06/2020)
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California Struggles To Fix Zoning That Promotes Racial Inequity And Climate Change (08/05/2020)
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Interview: 5 Things You Didn’t Know (08/05/2020)
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Op-Ed: How will SCOTUS handle future issues related to the COVID-19 crisis? (08/05/2020)
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State law school deans push for lower bar exam standard to be made retroactive (08/04/2020)
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Popular Punch: Berkeley Law’s Orin Kerr Brings a Scholar’s Perspective to Social Media (08/04/2020)
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Letter: Story on Peremptory Challenge Bill was Inaccurate, Unbalanced (08/04/2020)
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Leader of state Senate Republicans says remote voting by legislators is unconstitutional (08/04/2020)
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All U.S. Appeals Courts Embrace Argument Streaming Due to Covid (08/04/2020)
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International tribunal rules it has authority in case of man killed by US border officials (07/31/2020)
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JSP Juggernaut: Berkeley Law Ph.D. Program Claims Second Straight National Prize (07/31/2020)
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Deal Professor: Why the SPAC is back (07/30/2020)
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Op-Ed: Trump can’t postpone the election. But here’s why we have to take his tweet seriously (07/30/2020)
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Zoom Courts Will Stick Around as Virus Forces Seismic Change (07/30/2020)
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Podcast: The True Extent of Executive Power (07/29/2020)
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A Conversation on How Race and America’s Criminal Justice System Are Inextricably Linked (07/28/2020)
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Monday Morning Politics: John Yoo on Presidential Power (07/27/2020)
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By easing its bar exam score, will California produce more Black and Latino lawyers? (07/26/2020)
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Column: Negotiating Trauma and the Law (07/24/2020)
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Student Summer Series: Waen Vejjajiva ’22 Finds the Right Tech Terrain at Salesforce (07/24/2020)
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Op-Ed: Trump’s troops in Portland are a constitutional outrage (07/24/2020)
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No Easy Fix Seen for Digital Copyright Law Amid Content Flood (07/24/2020)
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“Wherever We Are, We’re Still Berkeley Law” (07/23/2020)
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Legal analysis: Is Trump stretching the law to deploy federal police power in cities? (07/23/2020)
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The Docket: Can The Federal Government Send Troops Into Cities? (07/22/2020)
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Scholars Back Internet Archive’s Defense of Digital Lending (07/22/2020)
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Op-Ed: SCOTUS Doesn’t Trust Congress—And That’s a Problem for American Government (07/21/2020)
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Franklin Zimring on imposing “don’t shoot” rules to improve policing (07/20/2020)
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Race Scholar Asad Rahim Joins Berkeley Law (07/20/2020)
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A Pillar of Berkeley’s Top-Ranked IP Law Program, Chris Hoofnagle Embraces New Faculty Role (07/20/2020)
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Op-Ed: California’s looming wildfire threat requires a cleaner, more resilient electrical grid (07/19/2020)
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China Is Using Uighur Labor to Produce Face Masks (07/19/2020)
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‘It was like being preyed upon’: Portland protesters say federal officers in unmarked vans are detaining them (07/17/2020)
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Column: Negotiating Trauma & Law (07/17/2020)
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Trump appointed these four judges. And now as a direct result the federal government has executed prisoners for the first time in 17 years (07/17/2020)
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Op-Ed: Reversal on Trump’s Student Visa Curbs Exposes Flawed Policy Efforts (07/16/2020)
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Op-Ed: Why Isn’t California’s Legislature Meeting Remotely? (07/16/2020)
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Lawmakers Back Penobscot Nation Rights In Maine River (07/16/2020)
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Berkeley Law Clinic Helps Sway Orange County to Stop Collecting Juvenile Justice System Fees (07/16/2020)
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OC agrees not to collect $18.5 million from families whose children were locked in juvenile hall (07/15/2020)
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As political stars align, billions more set to fund national parks (07/14/2020)
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Partially blinded by police (07/14/2020)
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Convicted by software? Not so fast, says California lawmaker (07/14/2020)
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How Race Affects the Race: Five Berkeley Law Professors Describe Its Role in the Upcoming Election (07/14/2020)
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Oakland police warn of murder surge. Critics see the politics of fear (07/14/2020)
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Martinez residents rattled by racism revealed in destruction of Black Lives Matter mural (07/12/2020)
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Capitalism at a Crossroads: New Executive Course Helps Companies Pivot from Talk to Real Change (07/10/2020)
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Roberts vs. Trump (07/10/2020)
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Church Singing Ban Strikes Sour Note With California Pastor (07/10/2020)
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Report finds ongoing ‘whitewashing’ in California jury selection (07/10/2020)
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Supreme Court rules NY prosecutors may seek Trump’s tax returns, but not Congress (07/10/2020)
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Chemerinsky: Supreme Court affirms that president is not above the law (07/09/2020)
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Challenges await after California zero-emissions truck rule (07/09/2020)
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What’s in a name? (07/09/2020)
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Meet the New Leader of the University of California (07/08/2020)
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Pandemic Is a Great Incubator for Financial Fraud (07/08/2020)
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Law Schools Scramble to Retain Foreign Students Amid ICE Online Education Ban (07/08/2020)
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New study highlights issues of systemic bias in jury selection (07/08/2020)
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All Eyes on High Court as Ruling Looms in Trump Taxes Case (07/07/2020)
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Want to Reform the Criminal Justice System? Focus on Prosecutors (07/07/2020)
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The Deal Professor: The urge to merge (07/07/2020)
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Students from Berkeley Law Center Help Map Police Violence Across U.S. After George Floyd’s Death (07/07/2020)
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UC picked a successor to Napolitano to run the university system. Can the new chief pull off the impossible? (07/07/2020)
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US Supreme Court’s rulings on gays, immigrants benefit environmental cases (07/06/2020)
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Op-Ed: Veterans with PTSD deserve service dogs (07/06/2020)
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Op-Ed: To expand student diversity, make application to the University of California automatic (07/04/2020)
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Students Help Prisoner Advocacy Network Protect Incarcerated Californians from COVID-19 (07/02/2020)
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Kline & Specter, Citing Hate Speech Concerns, Halts Advertising on Facebook (07/02/2020)
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Op-Ed: Thuraissigiam and the Future of the Suspension Clause (07/02/2020)
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Henderson Center Racial Justice Summer Fellows Combat Inequities (07/01/2020)
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Deal Professor: Good business (06/30/2020)
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How Women in Big Law Are Stepping Into the Court Fight Over the Equal Rights Amendment (06/30/2020)
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Deal Professor: Good business (06/30/2020)
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Clinic Defends Human Rights of Sri Lankan Torture Victim, Asks United Nations for Justice (06/29/2020)
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Op-Ed: Does Roberts’ surprise Supreme Court vote today mean abortion rights are safe for the long haul? (06/29/2020)
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California’s mask order tests the limits of Newsom’s executive power (06/29/2020)
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Op-Ed: Can the Government Force Americans to Wear Masks? (06/29/2020)
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Op-Ed: The pandemic, the killing of George Floyd and discriminatory jury selection (06/29/2020)
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Op-Ed: The Indian Path to Universal Bank Access in America (06/29/2020)
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Dean’s announcement: Fall 2020 classes will be conducted remotely (06/26/2020)
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House Judiciary Hearing on Coronavirus Pandemic & Federal Courts (06/25/2020)
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Wanted: lawyers that can handle fast growth and ambition (06/25/2020)
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New podcast looks at Israel and Jewish identity in ‘Age of Covid’ (06/25/2020)
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How police unions became so powerful — and how they can be tamed (06/24/2020)
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Student Summer Series: Chris Gronseth ’22 Finds Real Meaning in Artificial Intelligence (06/24/2020)
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Podcast: Thucydides, Part 2: Lessons from the plague of Athens (06/23/2020)
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Getting energized about efficiency (06/23/2020)
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Trapped (06/22/2020)
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Op-Ed: Lawyers can’t visit clients in prison, so quit monitoring their emails (06/22/2020)
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Op-Ed: Losing and finding my dad during the coronavirus pandemic (06/21/2020)
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In California, Jury Boxes ‘Whitewashed’ All Too Often (06/21/2020)
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How We Can Reform Police Unions To Address Systemic Racism (06/20/2020)
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Is Trump campaign liable if a rallygoer catches COVID-19? (06/20/2020)
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Veteran Human Rights Researcher Discusses the Tulsa Massacre, Police Brutality and State-Sanctioned Violence (06/19/2020)
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Op-Ed: DACA Victory at Supreme Court Is Precarious at Best (06/19/2020)
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Column: Negotiating Trauma & the Law (06/19/2020)
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Facebook and Twitter Want to Keep the Justice System Stacked Against Defendants (06/19/2020)
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Op-Ed: Courts Had an Ethical Obligation to Speak Out After George Floyd’s Death (06/19/2020)
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Op-Ed: Aunt Jemima Is Gone. Can We Finally End All Racist Branding? (06/19/2020)
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Op-Ed: Coronavirus waivers and immunity bills are a big mistake (06/19/2020)
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DACA Ruling ‘a Huge Victory,’ but Dreamers at Berkeley See an Uncertain Future (06/18/2020)
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Virtual Vigor: Keeping Berkeley Law’s Intellectual Life Vibrant from a Distance (06/18/2020)
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Op-Ed: What DACA has allowed me to achieve for myself and my community (06/18/2020)
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Op-Ed: The Supreme Court’s DACA decision shows we still have an independent judiciary (06/18/2020)
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Biden and Trump Are Fighting Each Other in a Changed World (06/17/2020)
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Study: Prosecutors Strike Black and Latino People from Juries (06/16/2020)
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California prosecutors routinely strike Black and Latino people from juries, report says (06/15/2020)
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Op-Ed: The Supreme Court victory for LGBTQ rights is also a triumph for the rule of law (06/15/2020)
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New Report Shows Ongoing Racial Discrimination in CA Jury Selection (06/14/2020)
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US police torn between shame and pride for their badge (06/13/2020)
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Breaking With Tradition, Some Judges Speak Out on Racial Injustices (06/13/2020)
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Alabama County’s DA Urges New Trial for Death Row Inmate (06/13/2020)
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Feeding Frenzy: Berkeley Law Programs Help Launch New Foodtech Startups (06/12/2020)
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Judges Wary Of Remote Hearings’ Impact On Legal Industry (06/12/2020)
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Police use of social media is under a microscope amid protests (06/11/2020)
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Amazon Hiring Spree Bolsters Its Workplace Safety Team (06/11/2020)
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Op-Ed: The Many Ways Institutional Racism Kills Black People (06/11/2020)
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Op-Ed: Major systemic change needed to break the cycle of police racism, brutality and scandal (06/10/2020)
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How Can We Use This Moment To Create Systemic Change? (06/10/2020)
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The Looming Bank Collapse (06/10/2020)
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Alumni Secure Release of Immigrant Child Detainees to Shield Them from COVID-19 (06/09/2020)
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Rep. Barbara Lee wants to form a racial healing commission to reckon with 400 years of systemic racism (06/09/2020)
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Op-Ed: Stakeholders Will Guide Companies out of This Crisis – and the Next One, Too (06/08/2020)
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Op-Ed: Trump can follow Nixon’s fear-driven playbook. But history says it won’t work in 2020 (06/07/2020)
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Are crowd-control weapons dangerous? Very, says UC Berkeley expert (06/05/2020)
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Op-Ed: Trump and the Supreme Court have gutted the legal tools for fighting police abuse (06/05/2020)
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‘Game-changer’ ruling could restrict chemical dispersants on next big oil spill (06/03/2020)
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Can Gov. Newsom make rent, mortgage debt vanish? (06/03/2020)
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In Los Angeles, the Ghosts of Rodney King and Watts Rise Again (06/03/2020)
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Court says EPA must update its offshore oil spill response plan (06/03/2020)
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White silence on social media: Why not saying anything is actually saying a lot (06/03/2020)
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Tear gas is banned from war — but police still shoot it at protesters, who cough and bleed as a result. At least one has lost an eye. (06/02/2020)
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Police are using protests as an excuse to unleash new surveillance tech (06/02/2020)
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How to Protest Safely During a Pandemic (06/02/2020)
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Ahead of the Curve: The Inside Scoop on Law Teaching (06/02/2020)
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“How do you know you’re white?” (06/02/2020)
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Op-Ed: We’re in a moment of collective trauma. But there are glimmers of hope (06/02/2020)
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Will the Crises of 2020 Push Forward a New Approach to Law and Politics? (06/01/2020)
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The Nationwide Uprising Over The Killing of George Floyd & Police Brutality (06/01/2020)
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How Should California Wind Down Its Fossil Fuel Industry? (06/01/2020)
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Op-Ed: Black and Brown People Have Been Protesting for Centuries. It’s White People Who Are Responsible for What Happens Next. (06/01/2020)
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Algorithms Used in Policing Face Policy Review (06/01/2020)
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Message from Dean Chemerinsky: Our Community at a Very Difficult Time (05/31/2020)
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This is not the time to be complacent. (05/30/2020)
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Trump signs executive order aimed at social media giants (05/29/2020)
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Ex-USPTO Head, Retired Judge Back China Pharma IP Reform (05/29/2020)
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Op-Ed: Trump’s demand to open churches during COVID-19 pandemic is misguided and dangerous (05/29/2020)
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Op-Ed: SCOTUS should embrace technology reforms prompted by pandemic (05/28/2020)
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Op-Ed: Trump’s ‘Horrifying Lies’ About Lori Klausutis May Cross a Legal Line (05/28/2020)
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LL.M. Program Swings into Summer with New Star Students and Enticing Offerings (05/26/2020)
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Op-Ed: COVID-19, debt and the Constitution (05/23/2020)
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Interest Convergence Looks Different Today: Talking to Ian Haney López (05/22/2020)
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First Amendment Advocates Probe Court Access in a Post-Pandemic World (05/19/2020)
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Student Sleuths: Scamhunter Project Digs for Coronavirus-Related Fraud (05/19/2020)
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Op-Ed: Bans on Foreign Equipment in U.S. Critical Infrastructure (05/19/2020)
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Op-Ed: Trump’s Flawed Rollback of Fuel Economy Rules (05/18/2020)
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Philadelphia Court Officials Suspend Jury Trials Through Early September (05/18/2020)
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Racism, Rather Than Facts, Drove U.S. Coronavirus Travel Bans (05/16/2020)
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Defenders of the rule of law sound a dire warning about Attorney General Barr (05/16/2020)
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How Will COVID-19 Affect the Election? Buckle Up, Say Berkeley Law Experts (05/15/2020)
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Judge steers Flynn case into ‘completely uncharted waters’ (05/14/2020)
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Facebook plans to influence public opinion and politicians with NRA-style lobbying group (05/14/2020)
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Some Tesla factory employees say they’re being pressured to return to work (05/14/2020)
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Video Honoring Our Grads: Berkeley Law Public Interest (05/14/2020)
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Star Power: Berkeley Law Honors Four Pro Bono and Public Service Standouts (05/14/2020)
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Op-Ed: Stop monitoring emails between inmates and their lawyers (05/14/2020)
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Deal Professor: Read the fine print (05/13/2020)
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Op-Ed: Does the rule of law apply to Trump? The Supreme Court has to decide (05/13/2020)
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FBI Use of Google Search Data Raises Privacy Questions (05/13/2020)
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Tesla’s reopening may be a spectacle, but it’s also a warning for Silicon Valley (05/13/2020)
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KPFA Upfront (05/13/2020)
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Latinx Value Added: Cruz Reynoso Fellowship Enriches Legal Profession (05/12/2020)
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Op-Ed: Moratorium on Juvenile Court Fees and Fines Can Ease Family Burdens During COVID-19 (05/11/2020)
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Churches, gunshops and irate brides: All the shutdown lawsuits against Newsom, explained (05/11/2020)
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A listener’s guide to the historic Supreme Court arguments over whether Trump can keep his tax records secret (05/10/2020)
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Op-Ed: California should take the lead in tackling the military’s sexual assault epidemic (05/08/2020)
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Op-Ed: Protecting privacy on COVID-19 surveillance apps (05/08/2020)
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Inspiration 3.0: Student Trio Honored for Exceptional Clinical Advocacy (05/07/2020)
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If law schools can’t offer in-person classes this fall, what will they do instead? (05/07/2020)
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An Interview with: Jose Varela, Marin County Public Defender (05/07/2020)
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Op-Ed: Your credit card debt shouldn’t cost you your home (05/07/2020)
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From Guns to Church, Emergency Virus Measures Test Core Rights (05/07/2020)
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‘It’s a Clusterf-ck’: Musicians Struggle to Get Pandemic Assistance (05/05/2020)
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Professors: COVID-19 Highlights Major Holes in America’s Social Safety Net (05/04/2020)
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Q&A: Cameras, Police, the Dangers of a Constantly Monitored Society (05/04/2020)
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How will plaintiffs prove where they caught coronavirus? (05/01/2020)
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With the oil in the dumps, the world considers ending fossil-fuel subsidies (04/30/2020)
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High-powered Bay Area group aims to outdo DC in coronavirus help for small business (04/30/2020)
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Will ESG Go MIA Amid COVID-19? Two Berkeley Law Experts Weigh in (04/29/2020)
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Finding the Oppressor in the Machine (04/29/2020)
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Digging Deep on Digital Privacy (04/29/2020)
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Keeping Up with Asia’s IP Growth (04/29/2020)
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“Reports of the ERA’s Death Have Been Greatly Exaggerated” (Part 3) (04/29/2020)
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Democrats, tort lawyers pan McConnell’s liability immunity idea (04/29/2020)
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Typically risk-averse institutions, facing unprecedented challenges, are forced to adapt their LL.M. programs in profound ways (04/29/2020)
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Impeachment Insider (04/29/2020)
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International Acclaim (04/29/2020)
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Death Row Visits Change a Life (04/29/2020)
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Pushing Toward Forensic Fairness (04/29/2020)
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Moratorium on debt collection during coronavirus crisis urged by L.A. City Council (04/29/2020)
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Op-Ed: It’s going to be an unusual May in the Supreme Court (04/29/2020)
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Op-Ed: Yes, businesses have been hurt by coronavirus closures, but they won’t get relief from the courts (04/29/2020)
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Op-Ed: Republicans must adapt to modern times and keep Congress working despite coronavirus (04/29/2020)
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East Bay Community Law Center Confronts COVID-19’s Far-Reaching Implications (04/28/2020)
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Op-Ed: Time to act on the Founding Fathers’ vision for managing the pandemic (04/27/2020)
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California Aims for September Online Bar Exam Due to Virus (04/27/2020)
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Bridging the Pay and Protections Gap for Essential Workers (04/27/2020)
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Georgia Copyright Loss at High Court Could Jolt Many States (04/27/2020)
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California experts question legal basis for Barr’s plan to challenge coronavirus shelter orders (04/24/2020)
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Is coronavirus closure covered by business insurance? This California ruling could hold the key (04/24/2020)
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Dean’s announcement of a fully remote summer LL.M. program (04/24/2020)
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Op-Ed: Disgorgement of Infringer Profits as an Equitable Remedy (04/24/2020)
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The Cybersecurity 202: There’s finally a Supreme Court battle coming over the nation’s main hacking law (04/24/2020)
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As Values Shift, What Should a Corporation’s Purpose Be? (04/23/2020)
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Considering The Locals & Building A Sustainable Electric Vehicle Battery Supply Chain (04/23/2020)
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Professor Malcolm Feeley elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences (04/23/2020)
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Op-Ed: No, Mr. President, Your Immigration Powers Are Not Unlimited (04/22/2020)
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House Democrats push proxy voting over Republican pushback (04/22/2020)
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Reports of the ERA’s Death Have Been Greatly Exaggerated (Part 2) (04/22/2020)
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Op-Ed: Expanding Electronic Access to the Federal Courts: the Pandemic’s Unexpected Opportunity (04/21/2020)
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Small Business Relief Programs Run Out of Funding (04/21/2020)
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Clinics Help Protect State Families from Debt Collection During COVID-19 Crisis (04/21/2020)
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Op-Ed: Paid Leave for Precarious Workers During Covid-19 (04/21/2020)
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California could protect stimulus checks from debt collectors. Will Newsom act? (04/21/2020)
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Op-Ed: Yes, the government can restrict your liberty to protect public health (04/20/2020)
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Op-Ed: All of a Sudden, Everyone Loves the Tenth Amendment (04/20/2020)
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Op-Ed: How California’s smog alert system could be adapted to fight the coronavirus (04/19/2020)
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Faculty Expert Explains the COVID-19 Testing Lag, and How to Catch Up (04/17/2020)
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Court Is Closed Due to Coronavirus. But You Still Owe Those Fines and Fees. (04/17/2020)
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Op-Ed: President Trump is wrong about his ‘absolute authority’ (04/16/2020)
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The Race to Get Migrants out of Detention Before COVID Strikes (04/15/2020)
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Parole Power: Two Students Help Prisoner Reach Accountability—and Freedom (04/14/2020)
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Together at Berkeley Law (04/14/2020)
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California law schools want to cancel this year’s bar exams due to coronavirus: Should graduates still be allowed to practice? (04/14/2020)
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Apple And Google Announce New Approach To Coronavirus Tracking That Counters Intrusive Government Use Of Mobile App Data (04/11/2020)
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Op-Ed: UCLA and Berkeley Law Deans: Offer Provisional Bar Licenses During the Pandemic (04/08/2020)
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Op-Ed: How Newsom can help ease financial burden for Californians (04/08/2020)
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Op-Ed: Desperate small businesses are being pushed to the back of the coronavirus relief line. Why? (04/07/2020)
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As Federal Funds Flow, Berkeley Law Offers Small Businesses Critical Help (04/07/2020)
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Column: Will the coronavirus pandemic lead to a deal apocalypse? (04/07/2020)
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Op-Ed: Desperate small businesses are being pushed to the back of the coronavirus relief line. Why? (04/07/2020)
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Op-Ed: The ‘certified recovered’ from Covid-19 could lead the economic recovery (04/06/2020)
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Dean’s Update: Our Priorities, Our Future (04/06/2020)
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Crime Inc. Podcast: Governing Through Crime (04/06/2020)
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Op-Ed: How to Force the White House to Keep Us Safe in a Pandemic (04/06/2020)
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Meet Paul von Autenried ‘20 (04/05/2020)
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COVID-19 Is Not An Equalizer: Early Data Shows African Americans Are Dying at Higher Rates (04/05/2020)
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Trial by video conference? Not yet, but coronavirus forces Bay Area courts to embrace more virtual proceedings (04/05/2020)
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COVID-19 Action on Juvenile Fees and Fines (04/03/2020)
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Op-Ed: Berkeley Schools Leave Every Child Behind (04/02/2020)
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Transitioning to Berkeley-aligned logo (03/31/2020)
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Op-Ed: Bankruptcy Law Needs a Boost for Coronavirus (03/30/2020)
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A Berkeley Law Student’s Front-Row Seat at the Impeachment Hearings (03/30/2020)
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Op-Ed: Lessons from President Lincoln in the age of coronavirus (03/27/2020)
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Op-Ed: Hazardous chemicals and government silence — a dangerous mix (03/26/2020)
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Op-Ed: Trump doesn’t have the authority to order the country back to work by Easter. Here’s why (03/25/2020)
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Message From the Dean: LL.M. Program This Summer (03/24/2020)
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COVID-19 and Remote Pro Bono Opportunities (03/20/2020)
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Leading on Leadership: Berkeley Law, Minerva Project Launch Dynamic Program (03/20/2020)
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Learning and Lawyering in a Time of the Coronavirus (03/20/2020)
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Further updates (03/20/2020)
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Support for our students (03/17/2020)
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Sharing Some Good News: Rankings Update from Dean Chemerinsky (03/17/2020)
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Updates on the Law School’s response to COVID-19 (03/16/2020)
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Law Library Services for Faculty & Staff (03/13/2020)
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Pioneer Praise: Conference Honors Robert Cooter’s Work, Wisdom, and Warmth (03/13/2020)
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Going forward (03/12/2020)
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Coronavirus and labor law: Know your rights, from paid sick leave to working from home (03/12/2020)
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We’re all in it together: A letter from Dean Erwin Chemerinsky (03/12/2020)
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Senate IP Subcommittee Examines Foreign Approaches to Digital Piracy in Second Hearing on U.S. Copyright Reform (03/11/2020)
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More clarifications (03/11/2020)
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Remote Work for Employees (03/10/2020)
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How to Access the Registrar’s Office Services (3/11 – 3/26) (03/10/2020)
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Bernie Sanders’ and Joe Biden’s Transportation Plans Still Need Some Major Work (03/10/2020)
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Law School classes and events (03/09/2020)
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Digital Witness: A Guide for Human Rights Investigations, Honed at Berkeley (03/09/2020)
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Law COVID-19 Preparedness Committee Update (03/06/2020)
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Ten Student Success Stories Reveal Just a Sampling of Thriving Lives at Berkeley Law (03/05/2020)
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Instructional continuity in light of COVID-19 Coronavirus (03/05/2020)
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Carlos Ghosn Puts Japan’s Legal System on Trial (03/04/2020)
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The Music Industry Is Flush With Cash. Why Aren’t Dancers Getting Their Fair Share? (03/04/2020)
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Op-Ed: The UC system needs a tuition hike. Here’s how to make it fair (03/04/2020)
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Oakland Adopts Privacy Principles Drafted By Berkeley Law Students (03/04/2020)
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On the Front Lines: Moms 4 Housing Leaders Discuss Movement Lawyering (03/02/2020)
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Berkeley Law Drives Consumer Justice Push to Law Schools Nationwide (02/25/2020)
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Berkeley Law and Minerva Project Partner to Launch Executive Leadership Program for Legal Professionals (02/25/2020)
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Top Teacher: Amanda Tyler to Receive Rutter Award for Teaching Distinction (02/21/2020)
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Privacy Power: Elizabeth Denham Awes Packed Crowd of Berkeley Law Students (02/18/2020)
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Shakespeare, Dean Chemerinsky Take Center Stage in The Shylock Appeal (02/13/2020)
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Professor Tackles Big Questions at the Intersection of Race, Class, and Gender (02/11/2020)
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Gold Standard: Student Trial Team Wins National Employment Law Competition (02/07/2020)
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Path Finder: Safa Ansari-Bayegan ’20 Nabs Elite Criminal Justice Fellowship (02/03/2020)
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UC Berkeley Removes Racist John Boalt’s Name from Law School (01/30/2020)
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Calling the Shots: Douglas Letter ’78 Helps Steer House Impeachment Strategy (01/28/2020)
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Experts Provide Much-Needed Light, Not Heat, on the Impeachment Process (01/24/2020)
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For Families of Oakland Murder Victims, Police Practices Add to Trauma (01/23/2020)
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Business Coup: Berkeley Law’s New Writer in Residence Program (01/21/2020)
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Diversity Dilemma: Berkeley Law Strives to Help Fix Legal Profession’s Inequity (01/17/2020)
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At Berkeley Law, Educating the Venture Capital World (01/16/2020)
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Student Group Ramps up Push to Protect Women’s Rights (01/10/2020)
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Alumna Driven to Take Berkeley Law’s Judicial Clerkship Success Even Higher (01/06/2020)
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Center for the Study of Law & Society Names New Executive Director (12/20/2019)
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Berkeley Law Human Rights Clinic Brings Asylum Seekers’ Voices to Supreme Court (12/19/2019)
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Berkeley Law Takes a Lead Role in Combating ‘Crimsumerism’ (12/16/2019)
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Branching Out: Berkeley Law Tech Clinic Expands into Criminal Justice Arena (12/09/2019)
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A New Way Forward: Participatory Defense Symposium Illuminates and Inspires (12/09/2019)
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Emma Day Links Children’s Rights and Technology at ‘Amazing’ LL.M. Program (12/04/2019)
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Clinic Urges Supreme Court to Give Library Patrons Full Access to the Law (12/02/2019)
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Symposium Explores Legacy of Judge John T. Noonan (11/25/2019)
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Berkeley Law Shaping California’s Response to Fire-Related Blackouts (11/22/2019)
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Surging Business and Tech Law Programs Offer Students Wealth of New Courses (11/18/2019)
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Dean Chemerinsky Argues Comcast Case before U.S. Supreme Court (11/15/2019)
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DACA at the Supreme Court: Professor Sarah Song Explains What’s at Stake (11/12/2019)
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DACA-Driven: Berkeley Law Provides Wide-Ranging Support for Dreamers (11/12/2019)
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A-Plus: Professor Franklin Zimring Wins Criminology’s Top International Award (11/08/2019)
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Policy Advocacy Clinic’s Report Aims to Ensure Debt-Free Justice in California (11/05/2019)
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Berkeley Law at Center of Centro Legal de la Raza’s 50 Eventful Years (11/01/2019)
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Supreme Visitor (10/30/2019)
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A Cause for Paws, Hooves, and Claws: Students Launch Animal Law Project (10/29/2019)
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Continuing a Family Tradition at EBCLC (10/29/2019)
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Up and Away (10/29/2019)
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Spinning Around the Laugh Track (10/29/2019)
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Mentor, Teacher, Scholar, Motivator (10/29/2019)
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New Student Group Protects Land Rights (10/29/2019)
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Pursuing a Whole New Path (10/29/2019)
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Berkeley Law Clinics Host First Convening on Electronic Monitoring of Youth (10/24/2019)
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Iconic Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Gives Inaugural Herma Hill Kay Memorial Lecture (10/22/2019)
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Livestream: Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg at Berkeley Law (10/18/2019)
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Inspiring Event Offers First Generation Professionals Helpful Strategies, Support (10/18/2019)
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Professor’s New Book on Combating Race as a Political Weapon Draws Rave Reviews (10/15/2019)
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The Write Stuff: Berkeley Law Lands Five Journals on List of Top Publications (10/08/2019)
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Robbins Collection Fellowship Paves More Affordable Path for J.S.D. Students (09/26/2019)
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Berkeley Law Duo Sparks Proposed Bill for More Forensic Algorithm Access (09/24/2019)
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Berkeley Law Community Spends Day with Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan (09/24/2019)
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UC Berkeley, Former Gov. Jerry Brown Partner with China to Spur Climate Action (09/23/2019)
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Mission Possible: Making a Law Career Feasible for Disadvantaged High Schoolers (09/06/2019)
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1L Blake Danser: ‘The military isn’t out to crush anybody who’s different’ (09/03/2019)
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Berkeley Law to Accept GRE and GMAT Results for Some Applicants (08/30/2019)
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Custom Fit: Michelle Kim ’18 Finds Ideal Match with Patti Legal Fellowship (08/28/2019)
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Fellowship Honors Former Campus Counsel Christopher M. Patti (08/27/2019)
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Four Alums from Law Students of African Descent Group Take Entrepreneurial Leap (08/20/2019)
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Womxn of Color Collective Portrait Project (08/19/2019)
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Pre-Orientation Program Offers Insight, Community (08/15/2019)
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Why Trump Fears Women of Color: Op-Ed by Assoc. Dean Taeku Lee (08/15/2019)
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“It’s no secret.” Prof. Zimring on How Weapons Fuel America’s Mass Shootings (08/13/2019)
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“What nationality are you?” Op-Ed by Dir. of Equity & Inclusion Emily Bruce (08/05/2019)
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$1M Grant to Expand Housing, Support for Youth at Risk of Sexual Exploitation (07/30/2019)
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Watergate Prosecutor: Impeachment Not Currently in Trump’s Near Future (07/25/2019)
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Clinical Program Announces Outstanding New Hires (07/19/2019)
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Berkeley Law Welcomes Stellar Group of New Faculty Members (07/17/2019)
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Supreme Influence: Two Professors Cited Recently by Nation’s Highest Court (07/15/2019)
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Berkeley Law Opening New Doors for Native American Students (07/05/2019)
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Policy Advocacy Clinic Students Driving Force Behind Nevada Youth Justice Bill (06/28/2019)
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Pathway for Patriots (06/26/2019)
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Berkeley Judicial Institute Event Explores Human Side of Judging (06/21/2019)
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Spring Break Trips to Middle East Offer Students Deep Perspective (06/18/2019)
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Berkeley Law itrek 2019: The Good, the Bad, and Everything in Between (06/18/2019)
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Palestine Trip Gives Berkeley Students First-Hand View of Region’s Challenges (06/18/2019)
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Grateful Thread: Citation Award Winners Track Career Success, Joy to Berkeley (06/14/2019)
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Professor Andrea Roth Probes Unique Orange County Database of DNA Profiles (06/06/2019)
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Four Berkeley Law Graduates Nab Prized Equal Justice Works Fellowships (05/31/2019)
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Students Combat Child Labor and Slavery in the Ivory Coast’s Chocolate Industry (05/28/2019)
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Climate Control (05/23/2019)
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#MeToo Conference Draws Packed Crowd and Panelists from Around the World (05/22/2019)
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The Governor’s Club: Newsom Taps Alumni for Key Posts (05/17/2019)
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Supreme Trio (05/16/2019)
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Getting to the BAIR Truth (05/16/2019)
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Star Leader: Ken Alex Joins CLEE (05/16/2019)
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Students Take the Climate Wheel (05/16/2019)
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Powering Partnerships (05/16/2019)
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Marine’s Mission Ends with a Berkeley Graduation and a Family Reunited (05/15/2019)
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Soaring to Rarefied Air (05/15/2019)
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Seeking New Recruits (05/15/2019)
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International Approach (05/15/2019)
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International Law Specialists Celebrated During Certificate Ceremony (05/10/2019)
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Stately Performance: Berkeley Law Duo Sweeps California Moot Court Competition (05/01/2019)
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Nirali Beri ’19, Hannah Flanery ’19 Win Sax Prize Honors for Clinical Advocacy (04/25/2019)
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Jurist-in-Residence Janice Rogers Brown Enjoying Her Year in Berkeley (04/22/2019)
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Berkeley Judicial Institute Eyes Federal Judicial Reform in First Symposium (04/16/2019)
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Living the American Dream: Alumna and FDIC Chair Jelena McWilliams ’02 (04/08/2019)
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Champs: Berkeley Law Wins National Environmental Moot Court Competition (04/01/2019)
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Napolitano Headlines Kickoff Event for Women in Business Law Initiative (03/25/2019)
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Andrew Bradt Wins Annual Rutter Award for Teaching Distinction (03/20/2019)
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UCDC Law Program Provides Students With Key Skills, Helpful Networks (03/13/2019)
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Former State Insurance Commissioner to Help Center Confront Climate Impact (03/12/2019)
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Academic Empowerment Program Eases Transition for Students of Color (03/06/2019)
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Cover to Cover: Another Prolific Year of Books from Berkeley Law Faculty (02/28/2019)
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Institute for Jewish Law and Israel Studies Receives $1 Million Grant (02/21/2019)
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Students Travel Far and Wide for Rewarding Field Placements (02/20/2019)
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Professor Richard Buxbaum’s Amazing Teaching Career Still Going Strong (02/15/2019)
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Supreme Accomplishment: Alumni Trio to Clerk at Nation’s Highest Court (02/14/2019)
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Spilling the Beans: Insider Insights from Starbucks’ General Counsel (02/11/2019)
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New Scholarship Campaign Signals Growing Military and Veteran Presence (02/06/2019)
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VC University Provides Online and Live Events for Entrepreneur Ecosystem (01/31/2019)
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Student Group Confronts Growing Food Insecurity on Campus (01/28/2019)
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Students Travel to Tijuana to Provide Legal Help for Migrants Seeking Asylum (01/22/2019)
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New Class Tries to Make the Law a Better Fit for the Minority Community (01/16/2019)
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Leading Prisoners’ Rights Advocate Jane Kahn ’83 Dies at 64 (01/10/2019)
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Startup Law Initiative Gives 1Ls Early Experience with New Ventures (01/02/2019)
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Clinic, Center Safeguard Human Rights Close to Home and Around the World (12/20/2018)
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Students Help Power New ‘Keep Oakland Housed’ Initiative (12/19/2018)
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Berkeley Law Trio Receives Coveted Skadden Fellowships (12/10/2018)
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CLEE Offers Advice to New Governor on Wildfire, Water, and Climate Threats (12/05/2018)
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Human Rights Center Student Fellows Gain Transformative Experience (11/29/2018)
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The Negotiators: Law, Business Students Join Forces in Halloum Competition (11/21/2018)
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Sustainability Week Convenes Corporate, Investment, Nonprofit, Academic Leaders (11/20/2018)
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Equal Justice (11/15/2018)
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Pro Bonotes Offer Harmonious Fun (11/15/2018)
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A Quick Study on Equity and Inclusion (11/15/2018)
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Confronting Human Trafficking (11/15/2018)
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In Their Own Words (11/15/2018)
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Rachel Johnson-Farias ’12 Back to Lead Center on Reproductive Rights & Justice (11/15/2018)
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Protecting Human Rights Defenders (11/14/2018)
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Border Accountability (11/14/2018)
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Expanding the Time-Space Continuum (11/13/2018)
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Pushing Big Law to Make a Big Dent (11/13/2018)
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Miami Nice: New Venture Helps Lawyers Find Their Footing (11/13/2018)
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The use of the Boalt name (11/13/2018)
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Two Decades Later: Assessing Prop 209’s Impact on Legal Education in California (11/08/2018)
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Clinic Suit Spurs Oakland to Repeal Public Housing Loitering Ordinance (11/01/2018)
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Clinic Presses Government to Release Documents About Prison Email Monitoring (10/18/2018)
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African American Editors-in-chief Bring New Perspectives to Student Journals (10/17/2018)
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Top Scholars Honor Legacy of David Caron ’83 at International Law Conference (10/11/2018)
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Ansel Carpenter ’20, Emily Miller ’20 Win Legal Research & Writing Awards (10/03/2018)
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Judge Week Gives Students Valuable Insights on Clerkships and Beyond (09/28/2018)
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For Student Teresa Scanlan ’21, Winning Miss America Wasn’t in the Plans (09/20/2018)
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Clinic Study Details How Business Districts Target Homeless People (09/18/2018)
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Report Targets How to Achieve Full Adoption of Zero-Emission Vehicles (09/14/2018)
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Four Students, All Raised by Immigrant Parents, Help Detainees in Texas (09/11/2018)
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Boalt Name Committee Report (09/11/2018)
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Melissa Montenegro ’18 Receives Inaugural Christopher M. Patti Legal Fellowship (08/29/2018)
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Fellowship Honors Former Campus Counsel Christopher Patti (08/29/2018)
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Four Score: Standout Quartet Joins Berkeley Law Faculty (08/24/2018)
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Major Gift, Matching Challenge to Help Death Penalty Clinic Expand Its Reach (08/20/2018)
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Research Team Explores Common Beliefs About California’s Housing Crisis (08/15/2018)
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Program Expands Access to Law for Disadvantaged High School Students (08/13/2018)
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Professor Probes Risks, Rewards of Using Text Analysis Tools on Company Emails (08/09/2018)
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Music to Their Ears: Students Spur Juvenile Fees Victory in New Orleans (08/03/2018)
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Making Their Mark: American Law Institute Elects Professor Tyler, Five Alums (07/30/2018)
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Resilient Students Help Guide Human Rights Center’s Investigations Lab (07/25/2018)
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Expanding School Initiative Confronts Gender Gap in Corporate America (07/19/2018)
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Berkeley Law Places Most Equal Justice Works Fellows for Second Straight Year (07/13/2018)
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Racing Forward (07/12/2018)
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Ph.D. Student Given Annual Campus Fellowship for LGBT-related Research (07/06/2018)
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Center Director Appointed to California Ocean Protection Council (06/29/2018)
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Incoming 1L Wins ‘One Lawyer Can Change the World’ Scholarship (06/26/2018)
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Talented Trio: Top Law School Honors Given to Ta ’03, Cooter, Nellis ’66 (06/21/2018)
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Class of 2018 Sets School Records for Judicial Clerkship Placements (06/20/2018)
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Inspired Campaign Names Classroom for Professor Jesse Choper (06/18/2018)
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Berkeley Law Claims Highest Number of Latham Fellowships, Scholarships (06/14/2018)
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Study Shows More Resources Needed to Help Area Human Trafficking Survivors (06/06/2018)
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Youth Justice Experts Target Reforms to Increase Equity, Lower Recidivism (05/31/2018)
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Monitoring #MeToo: Unique Event Tracks Sexual Harassment Worldwide (05/25/2018)
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Students Push for Copyright Exemption to Preserve Online Video Games (05/22/2018)
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With Two Recent Awards in Tow, Jeffrey Selbin Discusses His Clinical Passion (05/15/2018)
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Berkeley Law’s Financial Fraud Event in New York Highlights Investor Risks (05/11/2018)
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Former Prisoner Credits Mei-Wah Lee ’18, Zahraa Hadi ’18 for His Release on Parole (05/09/2018)
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The Real Scoop on Genetically Engineered Foods (05/04/2018)
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A Paramount Task in Hollywood (05/04/2018)
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Chasing His American Dream (05/04/2018)
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Alumni Reunion Weekend Promises Festive Celebration (05/04/2018)
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Preserving Berkeley Law’s Pioneering Spirit (05/04/2018)
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2017 Reunion Class Giving Results (05/04/2018)
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A New Alumni Association for a New Era (05/04/2018)
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Speaking Their Language: Students Help Central Valley Entrepreneurs (05/03/2018)
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From the Dean (05/03/2018)
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Professor Delivers a Telling State-by-State Report about Renewables in America (05/03/2018)
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New Institute Helps Train Students for the Evolving Role of In-house Counsel (05/03/2018)
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Major Gift Creates the New Berkeley Center for Consumer Law & Economic Justice (05/03/2018)
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International Intrigue (05/03/2018)
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The Force is with Him (05/03/2018)
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Judicial House Call (05/03/2018)
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Teacher of the Year (05/03/2018)
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New Heights in Diversity (05/03/2018)
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No Disputing This Patent Innovation (05/03/2018)
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Invading the Hague (05/03/2018)
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Raising the Bar (05/03/2018)
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Iconic Judge Returns (05/03/2018)
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Students Honor Memory of Classmate’s Infant Son (05/02/2018)
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Public Praise for Privacy Insights (05/02/2018)
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Family Ties (04/30/2018)
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From Political Prisoner to International Inspiration (04/30/2018)
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A Fresh Perspective (04/27/2018)
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How Race Matters (04/27/2018)
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Immigration Uncertainty (04/27/2018)
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Robert Bartlett Wins Annual Rutter Award for Teaching Distinction (04/25/2018)
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Shelby Nacino ’18, Alison Ganem ’18 Honored for Stellar Clinical Advocacy (04/19/2018)
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Judges, Scholars Hail Professor Amanda Tyler’s Seminal Book on Habeas Corpus (04/13/2018)
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Journal Board, Breaking Sports Industry Mold, Preps for Annual Conference (04/03/2018)
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Report Details How California Can Make Its Freight System More Sustainable (03/29/2018)
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Service Minded: Military Veterans Help Fellow Vets Secure Judicial Clerkships (03/21/2018)
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FCC Commissioner Shares Far from Neutral Views on Net Neutrality (03/14/2018)
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Closer Collaboration with Courts is Focus of New Law School Institute (03/09/2018)
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New Executive Education Platform Offers Innovative, Topical Programs (03/06/2018)
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Berkeley Law Joins Program to Help Diversify Law Schools, Legal Profession (02/27/2018)
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Berkeley Law Professor Emeritus David Caron ’83 Passes Away at 65 (02/23/2018)
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Southern Exposure: Micah West ’13, Other Alums Shine at Major Civil Rights Group (02/20/2018)
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Major Gift Launches New Berkeley Center for Consumer Law and Economic Justice (02/13/2018)
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Berkeley Law Hosts National Convening to Confront Juvenile System Fines, Fees (02/09/2018)
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Djenab Conde ’19 Breaks New Ground at California Law Review (01/26/2018)
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Two New Student-led Projects Create More Opportunities for Hands-on Pro Bono Work (01/24/2018)
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Courtroom Experience Makes Law Prof an Expert Instructor (01/22/2018)
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Berkeley Law Experts Weigh in on New Tax Bill (01/08/2018)
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Former LL.M. Students Honor Memory of Classmate’s Infant Son (12/22/2017)
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Berkeley Law Dominates Privacy Papers For Policymakers Awards (12/20/2017)
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Business in Society Institute Trains Aspiring GCs to Advocate for Change (12/19/2017)
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From Student to Mayor, Ed Lee Maintained Strong Connection with UC Berkeley (12/12/2017)
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New Report Spotlights Repression of Women Human Rights Activists (12/11/2017)
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New Intellectual Property Initiative Extends Berkeley Law’s Reach in Asia (12/07/2017)
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Award-winning Scholar Rachel Stern Sheds Light on China’s Evolving Legal System (12/01/2017)
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Longtime Federal Appeals Court Judge Harry Pregerson ’50 Dies at 94 (11/30/2017)
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Up and Away: Field Placement Students Spread Their Wings (11/22/2017)
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Human Rights Center Fellows Share Stories from Formative Field Work (11/20/2017)
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Experts Differ on How to Best Solve Criminal Justice Crises (11/16/2017)
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Berkeley Law Ramps Up Push to Fill Legal Services Needs in Rural Areas (11/13/2017)
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Promise and Pitfalls of Blockchain at Core of New Curriculum (11/09/2017)
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Clinic Plays Key Role in Investigation of Death of Honduran Activist (11/07/2017)
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Media Advisory: States’ Rights v. Federal Power Under Trump (10/26/2017)
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Driving Diversity: Berkeley Law Lab Accelerates Research Projects, Trainings (10/26/2017)
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Executive Branch Overreach Threatens Citizens’ Rights During Wartime (10/23/2017)
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A Modern Take on Federalism: Balancing State and Federal Power (10/19/2017)
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Lueck-Mammen ’19, Kosmo ’19 Win CEB Legal Research and Writing Award (10/10/2017)
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New: Semester at The Hague for Students Pursuing International Law (10/05/2017)
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Renowned Judge Thelton Henderson ’62 Returns to Berkeley to Work with Students (10/03/2017)
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Rock Band Shares Lessons Learned from SCOTUS Win with Berkeley Law Students (09/26/2017)
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Media Advisory: Vera Jourová to Speak on the Future of Justice on the Internet (09/19/2017)
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A Berkeley Law First: Father-Son LL.M. Students to Graduate with the Class of 2018 (09/12/2017)
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Berkeley Law Launches New Era under Dean Erwin Chemerinsky (09/11/2017)
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Professor Fisk: A Passionate Advocate for Workers’ Rights and Economic Justice (09/08/2017)
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DACA Decision Raises Legal Stakes for Undocumented Students (09/07/2017)
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UC Berkeley Law Students Advise State on Water Affordability (08/29/2017)
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New Online LL.M. Courses Expand Berkeley Law’s Global Reach (08/24/2017)
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Fall Courses Offer Timely Topics from Standout Instructors (08/21/2017)
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New California Bar President Michael Colantuono ’88 Eager to Drive Reforms (08/14/2017)
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Eleven African-American Students and Alumni Nab Prestigious Federal Clerkships (08/11/2017)
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Professor Works to Rescind Hairstyle Policies That Affect Black Women (08/04/2017)
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From Political Prisoner to International Inspiration: LL.M. Student Wai Wai Nu (07/25/2017)
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Startup@BerkeleyLaw Expands Outreach to Underrepresented Entrepreneurs (07/18/2017)
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Media Advisory: New Report Faults Electronic Monitoring of Youth (07/12/2017)
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New Report Faults California’s Electronic Monitoring of Youth (07/11/2017)
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Edward Tom Reflects on Joyful 30-Year Ride as Dean of Admissions (07/10/2017)
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Incoming Faculty Cite New Berkeley Law Colleagues as Powerful Draw (07/05/2017)
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Innovative Partnership Brings Positive Change for Bay Area Youth (06/30/2017)
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Media Advisory: New Report Details Steps to Boost Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in CA (06/29/2017)
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David Estrada ’93 Shows Uncanny Knack for Fueling Technological Change (06/27/2017)
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Trio Honored at Berkeley Law’s Citation Award Luncheon (06/19/2017)
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Iconic Professor and Former Berkeley Law Dean Herma Hill Kay Dies at 82 (06/13/2017)
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Dancing Queen Reigns Supreme (06/13/2017)
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Soaring Out of Stealth Mode (06/12/2017)
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A Calling to Protect and Serve (06/12/2017)
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Big Laughs for the Big Screen (06/12/2017)
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Magnet School (06/12/2017)
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A Decade of Healing (06/12/2017)
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Deal Camp Yields High Returns (06/12/2017)
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Empowering Local Youth (06/12/2017)
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Leading the Fight for Fairness (06/12/2017)
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Where Innovation Fuels Investigation (06/12/2017)
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Plum DOJ Positions Taste Sweet (06/12/2017)
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Educator Extraordinaire (06/12/2017)
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Forging the Future of Reproductive Rights (06/12/2017)
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Lavalais Among National Jurist’s 25 Law Students of the Year (06/12/2017)
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From Classmates to SCOTUS Clerks (06/12/2017)
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Highest Degree Reaches New Peak (06/12/2017)
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Improv(ed) Legal Skills (06/12/2017)
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Passi ’13 on Forbes’ 30 Under 30 List (06/12/2017)
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Making Mental Health Matter (06/12/2017)
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Stirred Up for Justice Sotomayor (06/12/2017)
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A New Approach for Lethal Words (06/12/2017)
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Students Buoy Central Valley Startups (06/12/2017)
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From the Interim Dean (06/12/2017)
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The Sky’s the Limit (06/12/2017)
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A Golden Touch in the Silver State (06/12/2017)
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Fields of Opportunity (06/12/2017)
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Taking a Poetic Path (06/10/2017)
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Cartwheels, Tears, and Screams (06/09/2017)
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A Real Eye-opening Experience (06/09/2017)
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Can Sessions Squash Legalization? (06/08/2017)
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The Trouble with DUI Marijuana (06/08/2017)
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Bringing Sikh Stories Front and Center (06/08/2017)
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Gold Standard: Berkeley Law Lands Most Equal Justice Works Fellowships in Nation (06/07/2017)
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Informed Voice on Rural Homelessness (06/07/2017)
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Postscript (06/07/2017)
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A Roundabout Route to the Family Business (06/02/2017)
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From Foster Child to A-List Advocate (06/02/2017)
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Keeping It All in Perspective (06/02/2017)
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Giving Health Care Clients a Valued Voice (06/02/2017)
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Making Waves in Hawaii (06/02/2017)
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A Rock Solid Decision (06/02/2017)
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A Truly Global Community (06/02/2017)
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Revving Up for Reunion (06/02/2017)
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Newcomers Add Fresh Ingredients (06/02/2017)
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Sacramento’s Challenge of Redefining Federalism (06/02/2017)
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Outpouring of California Love for Big Give (06/02/2017)
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Berkeley Seed Flowers Back Home in Indonesia (06/02/2017)
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Partners in Leadership Campaign Spreads Its Wings (06/02/2017)
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Berkeley in a BLINK (06/02/2017)
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Fighting Hate: Anh Truong ’00 Deals Blow to White Supremacist Gang (05/26/2017)
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Big Hitters Ignite Business Boom (05/25/2017)
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Erwin Chemerinsky Is New Dean of Berkeley Law (05/17/2017)
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JD, LLM Students Shine in Major Advocacy Competitions (05/17/2017)
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Media Advisory: Gavin Newsom to Speak at Berkeley Law Commencement 5/12 (05/10/2017)
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Q&A: Linos’ Carnegie Fellowship and the Global Refugee Crisis (05/09/2017)
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Teaching Trio Celebrated with Boalt Lecturer Awards (05/08/2017)
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Closing the Gap: Berkeley Law Student Leads City’s Action on Pay Equality (05/03/2017)
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Clinical Program Celebrates Sax Prize Winner Salena Tiet ’17 (04/28/2017)
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Katerina Linos Awarded a Prestigious Andrew Carnegie Fellowship (04/26/2017)
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A-list Roster Tackles Hot-button Topics at Sports & Society Conference (04/25/2017)
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Saving Lives: Death Penalty Clinic Marks 15th Anniversary (04/17/2017)
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Clinic Leads National Effort to End Discriminatory Juvenile Justice Fees (04/13/2017)
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New Report Critical of World Bank’s Internal Watchdog (04/06/2017)
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Mary Ann Mason’s Newest Book on Technology and the Changing Family (04/05/2017)
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Clinic Suit Forces Agency to Release Its Cell Phone Radiation Guidelines (03/22/2017)
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Alumni and Student Land Plum DOJ Positions (03/17/2017)
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Justice Sotomayor: A Passionate Defender of the Rule of Law (03/13/2017)
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Faculty Trio Files Brief Supporting FTC’s Power to Police Data Security (03/10/2017)
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Law School Ceremony Honors New Faculty Chairs (03/02/2017)
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Media Advisory: Colombian Drug Lord Hearing 3/3 in D.C. (02/28/2017)
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Diversity Pipeline Programs Funnel First-Year Students to Work for Judges (02/24/2017)
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Q&A: Professor Zimring Studies Police Use of Lethal Force, Calls for Reforms (02/14/2017)
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Kristen Holmquist to Receive Rutter Award for Teaching Distinction (02/13/2017)
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Symposium: Legal Implications of a New Administration (02/03/2017)
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Regarding the White House Executive Order on U.S. Entry (01/29/2017)
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Responding to Gender-Based Violence in Greece’s Refugee Camps (01/26/2017)
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Professor Scheiber’s New Book Tracks Rise of California Supreme Court (01/25/2017)
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Big Day for M&A: Top Experts to Assess One of Law’s Hottest Areas (01/23/2017)
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Death Penalty Clinic Alums Achieve Landmark Court Victories (01/13/2017)
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California’s Highest Court Takes Center Stage (01/09/2017)
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Alums Miller and Kentfield Land Coveted Supreme Court Clerkships (12/21/2016)
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Amid Post-Election Uncertainty, Clinic Offers Help to Undocumented Students (12/16/2016)
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Medical-Legal Partnerships Offer Pivotal Assistance to Those in Need (12/07/2016)
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Media Advisory: Court Ruling Protects Privacy Rights (12/05/2016)
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No Tape, No Testimony: How Courts Can Ensure Responsible Use of Body Cameras (11/29/2016)
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Coast Guards: Assessing Best Strategies for California’s Coastline (11/22/2016)
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New Book Tackles Workplace Race and Gender Discrimination (11/17/2016)
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The Berkeley Law Effect: Resonating Impact on Law, Policy and Lives (11/14/2016)
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New Study of Welfare Family Caps Emboldens Anti-Poverty Advocates (11/07/2016)
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State Propositions Tackle Criminal Justice System (10/31/2016)
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High School Group Gains Inspiration, Insights from Berkeley Law Students (10/28/2016)
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New Faculty Books Feted with Comic Wordplay (10/17/2016)
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Pioneering Samuelson Clinic Celebrates 15-year Anniversary (10/10/2016)
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Startup@BerkeleyLaw Helps New Ventures Take Flight (10/06/2016)
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Student Pro Bono Projects Provide Valuable Hands-on Training (09/29/2016)
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Open for Business: Fisch, Fellow Visiting Professors Enrich Curriculum (09/16/2016)
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Legal Clinic Combats Landlord Abuse in Oakland’s Chinatown (09/15/2016)
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Alumni Reunion Weekend 2016: Panels, Tours, Tailgate and More (09/07/2016)
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Stephanie Llanes ’16 and Classmates Awarded National Fellowships (08/24/2016)
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All-star Roster: High Achievers Teach New Business Law Courses (08/19/2016)
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Faculty Help Mexican Law Students and Professors Shift to New Justice System (08/18/2016)
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New Faculty Additions Excited to Join Berkeley Law, Eager to Get Started (08/11/2016)
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Dynamic Duo: Two New Fellows Help Fuel Environmental Law Projects (08/03/2016)
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Law Program Delivers Valuable Training to Disadvantaged Teens (07/28/2016)
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Faculty Experts Unravel US Supreme Court’s Major Rulings (07/20/2016)
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Jon Eldan ’02 Starts Nonprofit to Help Exonerees Navigate New Lives (07/12/2016)
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Sea Change: Diamond ’08, Doremus ’91 to Guide Law of the Sea Institute (07/05/2016)
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In Book, States of Dependency, Karen Tani Traces New Deal Welfare Programs (07/01/2016)
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New Mediation Lab Pilot Set to Launch Next Month (06/29/2016)
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Endless Summer: Professional LL.M. Experience Spans Globe, Lasts a Lifetime (06/24/2016)
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Korean and US Scholars Tackle Issues of Security, Con Law & Environment (06/20/2016)
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2016 Transcript Magazine Details Berkeley Law’s Expanded Hands-On Learning Programs (06/16/2016)
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Citing Exceptional Work In Many Forms (06/12/2016)
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Global Bear Print: Alumni Spread Influence Across The World (06/12/2016)
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Time for a Disruption in Law (06/12/2016)
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Connecting His Community (06/12/2016)
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Recent Alumni Show Support For School’s New Era (06/12/2016)
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The Reciprocal Value Of ‘Partners In Leadership’ (06/12/2016)
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The Activist Entrepreneur (06/12/2016)
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Bridging Silicon Valley’s Gender Divide (06/12/2016)
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Bonding Over Home Improvements (06/12/2016)
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Trailblazing Dealmaker Charts Independent Path (06/12/2016)
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Long Shot Proves A Natural (06/12/2016)
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A Strong Advocate For Civil Rights…And His Alma Mater (06/12/2016)
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Alumni Power Players Hold Court (06/12/2016)
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Triple Crown: Faculty Flex Their Antitrust Muscle (06/12/2016)
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From the Interim Dean (06/11/2016)
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Rising To The Challenge (06/11/2016)
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From Boot Camp To Boalt Hall (06/11/2016)
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Finding Echoes Of Home in Berkeley (06/11/2016)
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All In A Day’s Work (06/11/2016)
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When The Answer Is Music, Music, Music (06/11/2016)
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The [Delicious] Horror of It All (06/11/2016)
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Getting Into The Act (06/11/2016)
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Weighing in At a Watershed Moment (06/11/2016)
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Proudly Back In Berkeley (06/11/2016)
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All Rights Unreserved (06/11/2016)
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Sharpening the Scholarly Edge (06/11/2016)
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Getting Out The Youth Vote (06/11/2016)
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Mythbuster Provides Timely Revelations (06/11/2016)
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Big Progress On Big Data (06/11/2016)
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New Alumni-Student Network Coming Soon (06/10/2016)
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Tour Guides on the Clerkship Path (06/10/2016)
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Students Drive Center’s New Leader (06/10/2016)
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A New Way To Drum Up Real Estate Deals (06/10/2016)
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Incubator Helps New Lawyers Fly Solo (06/10/2016)
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BCLT Spurs Trans-Pacific Tech-Law Link (06/10/2016)
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Celebrating 50 Years Of Ocean Law Guidance (06/10/2016)
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Leading the Fight Against Lethal Injection (06/10/2016)
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Clinic Helps Co-ops Set Up Shop (06/10/2016)
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Another Jewel In Kay’s Crown (06/10/2016)
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For Judicial Externs, the Only Debt Is Gratitude (06/10/2016)
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Taking Off the Training Wheels (06/09/2016)
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Mediation Pilot Set to Take Flight (06/09/2016)
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Mock Trial? Elementary, for These Fifth Graders (06/09/2016)
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Two New Clinics Fuel Momentum (06/09/2016)
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Three Faculty Papers Named Among Top 10 Corporate and Securities Law Articles (06/06/2016)
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Californians’ Privacy Rights May Hinge on High Court Case (06/02/2016)
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Digital Deceit: Study Reveals Consumer Misconceptions About Ownership Rights (05/27/2016)
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2016 Grads Land 70 Plum Clerkships Nationwide (05/16/2016)
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New Report Identifies Land for California’s Solar Projects (05/12/2016)
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Social Justice Stars: Lupe Aguirre ’16, Evelyn Rangel-Medina ’16 Win Diaz Award (05/10/2016)
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Professor Catherine Albiston: Finding the Flaws in Paid Family Leave (05/06/2016)
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Samuelson Clinic Students Draft Amicus Brief in Second Circuit Copyright Case (05/05/2016)
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Veterans Practicum Wins Its First Case in Federal Court After Years of Litigation (05/03/2016)
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Alex Kaplan ’16 Wins Sax Prize for Clinical Advocacy (04/29/2016)
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Retiring Staffer Leslie Stone Part of a Strong Family Imprint at UC Berkeley (04/26/2016)
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New Fellowships Help UC Law Students Launch Public Service Careers (04/18/2016)
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Environmental Law Clinic Takes On Urgent Issues (04/14/2016)
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Hiding in Plain Sight Explores the Pursuit of War Criminals, from Mengele to Kony (04/12/2016)
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Student Leads Effort to Protect Tenants Involved in Eviction Lawsuits (04/11/2016)
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Clinic Achieves Promising Victory in Push to End Juvenile Probation Fees (04/06/2016)
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Report Urges California to Adopt ‘Pay for Performance’ to Meet Energy Goals (04/04/2016)
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Clinic Files Petition Claiming Human Rights Abuses by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (03/30/2016)
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New Study of Online Copyright Disputes Finds Problematic Practices (03/29/2016)
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Kristin Luker: A Thought-Leader in Gender and Reproductive Rights (03/28/2016)
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UC Law Student Team Tapped to Rewrite State Campaign Law (03/23/2016)
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Melissa Murray Named Interim Dean of UC Berkeley School of Law (03/22/2016)
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Moving Forward: Message from the Associate Deans and Senior Staff (03/17/2016)
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Clinic Gains Key Victory for Victims of Heinous Crime by Colombian Drug Lord (03/17/2016)
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Message from the Associate Deans and Senior Administrators of Berkeley Law (03/11/2016)
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Student Duo’s Bill Would Automatically Register State College Students to Vote (03/11/2016)
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Dean Choudhry Resigns (03/10/2016)
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Mission Possible: Berkeley Law Sets the Public Interest Standard (03/10/2016)
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Dean Choudhry Goes on Leave (03/10/2016)
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Student’s Dedication Helps Clinic Score Its First Victory for Trafficking Victims (03/07/2016)
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Andrea Roth Wins Berkeley Law’s Rutter Award for Teaching Distinction (03/02/2016)
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Herma Hill Kay Receives Lifetime Achievement Award (02/25/2016)
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Startup Law Takes Center Stage in Launch of Monthly Program (02/18/2016)
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Scholars Weigh in on Abortion Case Pending Before U.S. Supreme Court (02/17/2016)
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Students Detail Dire Conditions for Syrian Refugees after Week in Lebanon (02/12/2016)
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Subminimum Wage Violates International Human Rights Standards (02/09/2016)
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Neuborne Exemplifies Pedigree of Visiting Professors (02/08/2016)
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Q&A: Christopher Kutz’s New Book Critiques Democratic Rationale for War (02/01/2016)
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Youth Advocates: Two Recent Alums Launch Innovative Projects Helping Vulnerable Children in Oakland (01/25/2016)
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Student Groups File Joint Brief in Support of Affirmative Action (01/19/2016)
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Say No to the AUMF (01/15/2016)
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Gun Control: Faculty Experts Weigh in on Obama’s Executive Orders (01/15/2016)
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Duped: Consumers Fooled by Advertorials (01/14/2016)
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Change Agents: Law School Community Takes Action to Solve Problems at Home and Abroad (12/21/2015)
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Giving Spirit Helps Students Gain Access, Training, Mentorship (12/17/2015)
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Victims’ Rights: A New Study Finds ICC Must Do More for Survivors Seeking Justice (12/15/2015)
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Student Team Wins Major Trial Competition with Alumni Duo Assist (12/11/2015)
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Patently Powerful: Top Patent Law Experts to Gather in Silicon Valley (12/07/2015)
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Savala Trepczynski ’11 to Lead Henderson Center for Social Justice (12/03/2015)
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Big Data: Berkeley Law Faculty Predict Outcomes by Streamlining Reams of Information (11/24/2015)
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Global Views: Berkeley and Korean Legal Scholars Tackle Tough Issues (11/23/2015)
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New Faculty Member Sean Farhang Happy to ‘Come Back Home’ to Law (11/17/2015)
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Reproductive Rights Center Files Brief in Landmark Fetal Homicide Case (11/12/2015)
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Student-Initiated Legal Services Projects Offer Immediate Client Interaction (11/09/2015)
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New Report Faults India’s Response to Sexual Violence Against Women (11/04/2015)
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Clean Slate Practice Celebrates Ten Years of Providing Second Chances (11/02/2015)
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Star Quartet Honored at Berkeley Law’s Citation Award Dinner (10/28/2015)
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New Book on Privacy Practices in US and Europe Offers Invaluable Insights (10/23/2015)
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Mentoring 101: Alums Make Meaningful Impact on Students’ Lives (10/20/2015)
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Supreme Impact: Faculty Members Influence Recent SCOTUS Rulings (10/12/2015)
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New Business Practicum Offers Intensive Training in Transactional Law (10/07/2015)
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US-China IP Conference Examines Best Practices for Global Innovation (10/02/2015)
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Taking Action: New Initiatives Focus on Racial Justice (10/01/2015)
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Power Panel: Supreme Court Experts Shed Light on Recent Landmark Cases (09/24/2015)
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Honor Roll: American Bar Association Hails Death Penalty Clinic Duo (09/21/2015)
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New Startup Program Partners with Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center (09/21/2015)
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In Uganda, Human Rights Center Releases Research on Sexual Violence (09/16/2015)
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Berkeley Law Dominates National Disability Law Writing Competition (09/16/2015)
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Uber case highlights outdated worker protection laws (09/15/2015)
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To help smokers quit, make them vapers (09/10/2015)
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Symposium: Fisher II – Could a surprise be in store? (09/08/2015)
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The Tianjin explosions: a signal for reform (09/07/2015)
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Ignore Trump — the issue of birthright citizenship has been settled (09/06/2015)
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Berkeley and EBCLC to Launch Initiative to End Racial and Economic Disparities in Juvenile Justice (09/05/2015)
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Prof. McCrary Helps Build Web Site to House Criminal Justice Data (09/02/2015)
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Border Patrol: Clinic Provides Legal Roadmap for Families of Those Killed by Federal Agents (09/02/2015)
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Students share #Law4BlackLives experiences (09/01/2015)
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Human Rights Law Clinic Documents Border Patrol Abuses (08/31/2015)
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Q&A: Ty Alper on Berkeley Law’s Ongoing Push for Hands-on Learning (08/28/2015)
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On citizenship, the ‘birthers’ are right (08/22/2015)
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Student Commitment Drives Launch of Innovative Policy Advocacy Clinic (08/20/2015)
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Lessons from Tianjin (08/19/2015)
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Melissa Murray to Help Steer Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice (08/14/2015)
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The strange history of marriage as court-ordered punishment (08/14/2015)
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For a safer America, curtail traffic stops (08/13/2015)
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Capitol Gridlock: Anne Joseph O’Connell Tracks Spike in Failed Nominations and Delayed Confirmations (08/13/2015)
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Sonya Passi ’13 Launches Unique Nonprofit to Help Victims of Abuse (08/11/2015)
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Sarah Song to Lead Kadish Center for Morality, Law & Public Affairs (08/05/2015)
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Consumers need a new legal right to control personal data (08/03/2015)
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Saving Muslim women (08/01/2015)
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After crackdown on rights lawyers, China’s legal reform path uncertain (07/31/2015)
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Bay Area Legal Incubator Mentors New Lawyers to Narrow Justice Gap (07/29/2015)
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Recent Graduates Nab Major Nationwide Fellowships (07/27/2015)
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Let’s consider leniency for many ‘violent’ offenders too (07/24/2015)
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A so-called independent foundation enters the Mylan-Teva fray (07/23/2015)
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Supreme Court Cites Berkeley Brief in Landmark Housing Decision (07/23/2015)
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Funds challenging Dell bid find shares aren’t really theirs (07/21/2015)
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Claudia Polsky ’96 Chosen to Lead New Environmental Law Clinic (07/20/2015)
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Helping Hands: LL.M. Dinner Raises $3,500 for Earthquake Relief in Nepal (07/16/2015)
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Lawyers, funds and money in toxic Irish stew (07/14/2015)
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Dirty dealing: China and International money laundering (07/13/2015)
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New Leader at Berkeley Center for Law and Business (07/09/2015)
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Obstacles in regulators’ push to reduce leveraged loans (07/07/2015)
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Three Award-Winning Scholars Join Berkeley Law Faculty (07/06/2015)
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The Dominican Republic must stop expulsions of Haitians (07/05/2015)
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A venture capital giant says: Bubble? What bubble? (07/01/2015)
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Global Agenda: Dean Choudhry Forges Vital Connections in Asia (06/29/2015)
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Transcript Story: Three Berkeley Law Classmates Seek Justice in the Bronx (06/23/2015)
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Maneuvers and Dutch defenses may complicate Mylan-Teva takeover war (06/23/2015)
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New Pilot Program Connects Berkeley Law Students to Startups (06/18/2015)
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In return to Twitter, Jack Dorsey aims to follow path of Steve Jobs (06/16/2015)
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China asserts more control over foreign and domestic NGOs (06/16/2015)
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Transcript Story: Berkeley Law’s Tech-Law Program Continues to Soar (06/16/2015)
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Mylan’s Dutch takeover defense is in Nasdaq (06/11/2015)
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J. Crew struggles with its ‘great man’ dilemma (06/10/2015)
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Clinic Report Spurs New Legislation to Increase Fairness in Traffic Court (06/10/2015)
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First-Generation Students Take Center Stage in Latest Transcript Magazine (06/08/2015)
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Berkeley Law Alum’s Victory Helps Shape Emerging Juvenile Justice Law (06/03/2015)
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Privacy Experts Gather in Berkeley for Major Conference (06/01/2015)
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Global Professional Track LL.M. Program Reaches New Heights (05/28/2015)
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A shareholder advocate in word, but not in practice (05/26/2015)
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Past as Prologue: Lily Colby ’15 to Focus on Foster Care Reform (05/21/2015)
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Speakers Inspire Graduates at Berkeley Law’s May 2015 Commencement (05/19/2015)
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France answers hostile bids with the two-vote share (05/19/2015)
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Fellowships Awarded to Bina Patel ’16 and Evelyn Rangel-Medina ’16 (05/14/2015)
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In the DuPont boardroom battle, sizing up who won and lost (05/13/2015)
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Berkeley Law Conference Reflects on Legacy of Nuremberg Trials (05/13/2015)
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After scandals, evaluating pension funds’ middleman (05/12/2015)
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New Report: Undocumented Students Face Hunger, Fear of Deportation (05/07/2015)
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New IHRLC Report Highlights Challenges for Undocumented Students at UC Berkeley (05/06/2015)
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Die-hard Warriors fans should pay close attention to StubHub lawsuit (05/06/2015)
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Abigail Ludwig ’15 Wins Sax Prize for Clinical Advocacy (05/05/2015)
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Sprinkling a little celebrity stardust on Silicon Valley (05/05/2015)
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DuPont’s battle with Nelson Peltz may confound shareholders (05/01/2015)
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Gaining a Global Perspective: The Law and Politics of Turkey (04/30/2015)
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Berkeley Law Grads Land Prestigious National Clerkships (04/23/2015)
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The real problem with Obama’s drone memo (04/11/2015)
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‘Green’ paving helps the bay, human health (04/11/2015)
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China legal reform promises cause for cautious optimism (04/11/2015)
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Viewpoints: without accountability for some state programs, it’s like putting money on the stump and running (04/11/2015)
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Deukmejian had it right – rehab, not cells (04/11/2015)
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Defensive Patent License Launch (04/11/2015)
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Home Run: Heavy Hitters Shine at Sports Law Conference (04/09/2015)
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Open Data Event to Address Impact of Online Public Records (04/08/2015)
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Students Face Off in Honors Moot Court Competition (04/06/2015)
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New Guide Helps Authors Get Book Rights Back from Publishers (04/03/2015)
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Law schools and industry show signs of life, despite forecasts of doom (03/31/2015)
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A potentially powerful new weapon in China’s war on pollution (03/27/2015)
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Leading Political Theorist Joshua Cohen Joins Berkeley Law Faculty (03/26/2015)
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All-star Lineup Headlines April 3 Sports & Law Conference (03/25/2015)
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How the U.S. can strengthen economic and military ties with India (03/21/2015)
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New Initiative Pairs Startups with Law Students (03/20/2015)
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Questions loom over China’s legal reform drive (03/17/2015)
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Second Chances: Root & Rebound Provides Help to Former Prisoners (03/17/2015)
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Dodging the Silver Bullet: A Call for Policy Reforms on Climate Change (03/13/2015)
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Privacy Conference Brings Berkeley Law Scholarship to Silicon Valley (03/09/2015)
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Letting dentists feel the bite of competition (03/08/2015)
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1Ls: Your 2L Summer Job Search (03/06/2015)
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Center Releases College Roadmap For Current and Former Prisoners (03/05/2015)
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China’s exodus of judges (03/04/2015)
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Newly Retired Professor Eleanor Swift Hailed by Peers (03/03/2015)
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Targeting Laws That Afflict Homeless People in California (02/19/2015)
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Professor Takes Aim at Unreliable Data on Police Use of Lethal Force (02/17/2015)
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Berkeley Law Authors Hailed for Eclectic Works (02/13/2015)
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New Clinic Provides Final Piece to Environmental Law Program (02/09/2015)
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Human Rights Center Wins $1 Million MacArthur Award (02/05/2015)
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Center Releases First Casebook on Reproductive Rights and Justice (02/05/2015)
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Elisabeth Semel to Receive Rutter Award for Teaching Distinction (02/02/2015)
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A commitment to justice means more than just closing Gitmo (01/29/2015)
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International Lawyers Convene for Certificate Training in US, IP Law (01/26/2015)
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Berkeley Law Hosts Forum on West Coast M&A, Antitrust Issues (01/20/2015)
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Berkeley Law Research Centers Welcome New Executive Directors (01/16/2015)
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Berkeley Law Clinic Honored as One of Nation’s Most Innovative (01/13/2015)
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Herma Hill Kay, Saira Mohamed, Mario Barnes ’95 Win Top Awards (01/08/2015)
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Guzman Takes the Helm at USC Gould School of Law (01/06/2015)
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A Look Back: Fifty Years of Free Speech on Campus (12/23/2014)
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Access for All Challenge to Bolster Need-Based Financial Aid (12/19/2014)
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TED Talk: Catherine Crump Notes Perils of Movement Surveillance (12/15/2014)
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FAQ on Grand Juries and the Ferguson and Staten Island Cases (12/11/2014)
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Faculty and Staff Statement on Brown and Garner Cases (12/10/2014)
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Students Hold Silent “Die-in” to Protest Recent Grand Jury Rulings (12/10/2014)
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Persuasive Powers: Clinic’s Work Shapes UN Report on US Torture (12/04/2014)
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The Samuelson Clinic Files Amicus Brief in Google v. Oracle (12/02/2014)
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Consumer Defense: Berkeley Law Clinic Urges Better Data Protection (11/25/2014)
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Stakeholders Tackle Environmental Issues for United Nations Review (11/17/2014)
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John Doar ’49, Who Led Efforts to Desegregate the South, Dies at 92 (11/12/2014)
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Tim Horgan-Kobelski ’16 Wins CEB Legal Research and Writing Award (11/07/2014)
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Good as Gold: Berkeley Law Trial Team Wins National Championship (11/04/2014)
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Symposium Touts New Strategies for Combating Poverty, Inequality (10/31/2014)
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New Real Estate Certificate Now Available to Berkeley Students (10/27/2014)
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The Making of Ferguson (10/15/2014)
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Student Group Mentors and Guides First Generation Professionals (10/15/2014)
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First Openly Gay US General Inspires Students to Aim High (10/08/2014)
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IHRLC Releases Shadow Report to Torture Committee on Guantanamo (10/06/2014)
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Professor Victoria Plaut Talks Up Diversity on Global Stage (10/02/2014)
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Home Sweet Home: In-House Clinics Celebrate New Space (09/24/2014)
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A Supreme Duet: Justices Kennedy and Abella Speak at Law School (09/18/2014)
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Second Life: Reusing Electric Car Batteries for Energy Storage (09/17/2014)
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Seasoned Attorneys Add Spice to Berkeley Law’s Curriculum (09/12/2014)
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Arnold & Porter Gift Funds Death Penalty Clinic Fellowship (09/09/2014)
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Former Dean and Criminal Law Giant Sanford Kadish Dies at 92 (09/05/2014)
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Post Omnem Virum…* (09/04/2014)
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Authors Alliance Helps Writers Win Rights Back from Publishers (08/29/2014)
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Jeff Selbin, Bertrall Ross to Help Lead Social Justice Center (08/27/2014)
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Envisioning Human Rights Exhibit to Open at Berkeley Law (08/20/2014)
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New faculty profile: Catherine Crump (08/18/2014)
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Four Score: Berkeley Law Welcomes New Faculty Quartet (08/18/2014)
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Slam Dunk: Michele Roberts ’80 Makes Sports History (08/12/2014)
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California’s slow ride to new transit (08/06/2014)
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East Bay Community Law Center Fights to Give Homeless a Voice (08/06/2014)
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EIW Participants — Ready for Monday? (07/31/2014)
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In real estate listings deal with Zillow, Trulia bears most of risk (07/31/2014)
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Open Sign Ups and Other Ways to Get An Interview (07/30/2014)
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A key move to protect courts in China (07/30/2014)
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Mock Trials Set Up Disadvantaged Students for Success (07/30/2014)
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EIW Schedules Available — How To Cancel — Open Sign Ups (07/29/2014)
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Report: FERC Can Bypass Congress to Mitigate Climate Change (07/24/2014)
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EIW Participants — Are You On Track? (07/24/2014)
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Global Project Looks at Takedown Notices Across the Internet (07/23/2014)
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Differing privacy regimes: a mini-poll on mutual EU-U.S. distrust (07/22/2014)
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EIW Bidding and FIP Application Window Now Open! (07/21/2014)
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The Moral Hazards and Legal Conundrums of Our Robot-Filled Future (07/17/2014)
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Freedom Rider: Cindy Dinh ’16 Selected for Civil Rights Event (07/17/2014)
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By Any Other Name (07/16/2014)
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Death Penalty Clinic’s Legal Win Helps Shape Criminal Law (07/14/2014)
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Our Robot Future: The Moral, Ethical, and Legal Challenges of Ubiquitous Robotic Systems (07/11/2014)
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Important EIW and FIP Dates and Deadlines (07/09/2014)
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Suddenly Europe’s far right loves human rights courts (07/08/2014)
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Berkeley Law Professors Weigh in on Supreme Court Decisions (07/08/2014)
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Ordering Your Transcripts for EIW (07/03/2014)
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Resource To Help You Rank Your Bids (07/03/2014)
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‘Picking quarrels’ casts shadow over Chinese law (06/30/2014)
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Symposium: Aereo, disruptive technology, and statutory interpretation (06/26/2014)
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EIW/FIP Prep Programs (06/25/2014)
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Justine Kentla ’16 Wins Chancellor’s Award (06/25/2014)
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Getting Started on Your 2L Summer Public Interest Job Search (06/24/2014)
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A Celebration of Berkeley Law’s New Faculty Chair Holders (06/20/2014)
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2L Summer Job Search (EIW, FIP & More!) (06/18/2014)
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Sujit Choudhry Shares His Vision for Berkeley Law in Transcript (06/18/2014)
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Two Berkeley Law Scholars Selected for Prestigious Forum (06/16/2014)
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New Clinic Fellowship Awarded to Katie Lynn Anderson ’15 (06/12/2014)
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Labor pains: A rising threat to stability in China (06/10/2014)
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New Info about EIW (06/04/2014)
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Interior Dept. Can Lower Carbon Emissions Under Current Law (06/03/2014)
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How California Chrome’s rags-to-riches story makes America great (05/31/2014)
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The Samuelson Clinic releases “Is it in the Public Domain?” handbook (05/27/2014)
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Betsy Candler Leads LL.M. Research and Writing Program (05/23/2014)
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Trains and crude oil are too often an accident waiting to happen (05/19/2014)
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Graduates Winning Coveted Judicial Clerkships (05/16/2014)
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The deadly tent fire that China doesn’t want people to talk about (05/14/2014)
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The death penalty in the United States and the force of regional human rights (05/14/2014)
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On sexual assault policy, trust colleges, not Uncle Sam (05/14/2014)
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Student Project Aids Survivors of Human Trafficking (05/12/2014)
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Berkeley Law Alumni in Hollywood: Power Brokers and Deal Makers (05/08/2014)
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Constitutional Scholar Sujit Choudhry New Berkeley Law Dean (05/05/2014)
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Jesus Mosqueda ’14 Wins Sax Prize for Clinical Advocacy (05/05/2014)
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Doctors can and do participate in executions (05/01/2014)
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Berkeley Law Survey Gauges Key Skills for Transactional Lawyers (05/01/2014)
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Obama must show he supports net neutrality – here’s how (04/29/2014)
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Eleanor Swift Awardees Fight for Veterans and At-Risk Students (04/29/2014)
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How, after 60 years, Brown v. Board of Education succeeded – and didn’t (04/24/2014)
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Former Foster Child Gains Honors While Pushing for System Change (04/24/2014)
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Gillian Lester Appointed Dean of Columbia Law School (04/23/2014)
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Berkeley Law Celebrates Record Fundraising Campaign (04/22/2014)
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Conference: Consumer Protection for Immigrant Communities (04/17/2014)
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Corporate Law Experts Agree: Shareholder Activism Here to Stay (04/14/2014)
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Competitors Engage in Spirited Debate at McBaine Competition (04/11/2014)
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Report: Untold Stories of California’s Crime Victims (04/10/2014)
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Why China can’t clean up corruption (04/09/2014)
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An Essay on the Legacy of Chisum on Patents (04/07/2014)
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Symposium Tackles Timely Issues in Sports and Entertainment Law (04/03/2014)
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Will the Supreme Court promote innovation in TV? (04/02/2014)
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New Online Course Expands Berkeley Law’s Global Reach (03/31/2014)
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Wukan: New election, same old story (03/27/2014)
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The Battle for Leadership in Education Privacy Law: Will California Seize the Throne? (03/27/2014)
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Segregated housing, segregated schools (03/25/2014)
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Conference to Highlight Copyright Law’s “Creaky Aspects” (03/25/2014)
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A better direction for California’s climate change policy (03/22/2014)
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It’s worse than Paul Ryan: The right has a new, ugly racial dog whistle (03/22/2014)
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Students Explore Victims’ Rights With South Asian Advocates (03/20/2014)
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My Dinner with Jan (03/18/2014)
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Standout Trio Honored at Berkeley Law’s Citation Award Dinner (03/18/2014)
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Is Paul Ryan Racist? (03/14/2014)
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Expert Panel Weighs in on Global Developments in Privacy Law (03/13/2014)
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The Samuelson Clinic welcomes Catherine Crump as Associate Director and Assistant Clinical Professor of Law (03/12/2014)
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Professor and Environmental Law Pioneer Joseph Sax Dies at 78 (03/11/2014)
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Time to shine a light on litigation funding (03/06/2014)
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Jose Antonio Vargas Films for Immigration Reform (03/05/2014)
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Berkeley Law Hosts Conference on Israeli and Palestinian Waterways (03/05/2014)
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Mindfulness Program Enhances Student Well-Being (03/03/2014)
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How to level the playing field for women in science (03/03/2014)
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George Will and conservative climate denial (03/03/2014)
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Why NAEP isn’t really ‘the nation’s report card’ (02/28/2014)
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An encouraging sign for (limited) legal reform (02/25/2014)
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FCC throws in towel, but public has right to know why (02/25/2014)
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Melissa Murray to Receive Rutter Award for Teaching Distinction (02/24/2014)
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FCC Effectively Concedes Defeat on Net Neutrality (02/20/2014)
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Privacy Expert Chris Hoofnagle Wins Prestigious Research Award (02/19/2014)
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Professor Kristin Luker Honored for Distinguished Achievement (02/18/2014)
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Plain language, climate change, and the Supreme Court (02/18/2014)
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Wyoming wind power and California electricity (02/14/2014)
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Berkeley Law Launches Korea Center for US and Asian Scholars (02/12/2014)
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SCOTUS: Faculty Experts Review Two High-Profile Cases (02/10/2014)
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Law Professor Justin McCrary to Head Innovative D-Lab (02/07/2014)
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China’s rubble-strewn path to land reform (02/07/2014)
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Professor and Renowned Scholar Suzanne Scotchmer Dies at 64 (02/06/2014)
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Anxiety trumps law in Party’s crackdown on activists (02/04/2014)
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Berkeley Law Alumni Score Victory in No-Fly Case (02/03/2014)
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Afghan Interpreter Safe in US After Waiting Years for Visa (01/29/2014)
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Training historians and the dual degree (01/29/2014)
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Our Pushful Yanks (01/28/2014)
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Q&A: Jeff Selbin on the Rise of Antipoverty Law (01/27/2014)
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Rail alone can’t reinvent L.A. (01/27/2014)
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Alum Wins Resentence for Inmate Under New State Law (01/21/2014)
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The overlooked victims of violent crime (01/20/2014)
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New Student Competition Marks Growing Law-Business Synergy (01/17/2014)
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Berkeley Law to Host Workshop in International Humanitarian Law (01/13/2014)
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Ian Haney-López’s New Book Finds Racist Politics Still Rule (01/08/2014)
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Are Google, Yahoo and Microsoft Living Up to Their Promises in China? (01/08/2014)
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Q&A: Sugarman on Sugar, Fats, and the American Diet (01/07/2014)
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Is Sacramento The World’s Capital of Internet Privacy Regulation? (01/06/2014)
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From Petraeus Scandal, an Apostle for Privacy (01/05/2014)
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Privacy Expert Chris Hoofnagle Wins Prestigious Research Award (12/28/2013)
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Legal Education Issues Loom in US and Japan (12/23/2013)
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Spring Semester Brings New Courses for Berkeley Law Students (12/20/2013)
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Women in Sacramento (12/16/2013)
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Research Center Tackles Legal Obstacles to Innovation in Russia (12/13/2013)
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Students Rally to Help Typhoon Victims in the Philippines (12/10/2013)
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Patent Law Summit to Help Lawyers Navigate Tricky Terrain (12/06/2013)
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California Practitioners Review Progress Of State, Federal Privacy Legislation (12/05/2013)
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America’s Next Top Policy Model: Students Present Fresh Proposals (12/03/2013)
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Death Penalty Clinic Challenges Jury Selection in Amicus Brief (11/27/2013)
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New Fellowship to Help Students Pursue Careers in Human Rights (11/25/2013)
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Clinic Cautions Against Dangers of Unchecked Surveillance (11/21/2013)
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Report: California Needs to Boost Renewable Power Incentive (11/19/2013)
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Defensive Patent License: Birthday Party (11/15/2013)
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Court Rules for Google Books, Cites Samuelson Clinic Brief (11/14/2013)
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Conference Zeroes in on Reducing State Greenhouse Gas Emissions (11/08/2013)
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Berkeley Law Professors Write Amicus Brief in Landmark Case (11/07/2013)
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Working for Change: Symposium Seeks to Help Low-Wage Earners (11/05/2013)
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US Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy Visits UCDC Students (11/01/2013)
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Cookies that track Internet users are dying out (10/29/2013)
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Students Expand Legal Aid for Military Veterans (10/28/2013)
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Berkeley Law Center a Magnet for International Scholars (10/24/2013)
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Professor Samuelson Highlights the Need for Higher Education’s Copyright Access (10/21/2013)
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To What End Are We Connecting the World? (10/21/2013)
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Gamage Proposal to Prevent Government Shutdowns (10/20/2013)
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Law Professors Author Top US Privacy Papers (10/18/2013)
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Berkeley Law Students Awarded Diversity Scholarships (10/16/2013)
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Institute on Jewish Law Receives $2.85M to Expand Programs (10/09/2013)
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Neda Khoshkhoo ’15 Wins Legal Research and Writing Award (10/03/2013)
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Social Justice Center Names New Executive Director (10/01/2013)
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Legal Luminaries to Attend Forum on California Supreme Court (09/26/2013)
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The International Human Rights Law Clinic’s 15-year Legacy (09/24/2013)
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US Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg Captivates Berkeley Law (09/19/2013)
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Blood Started Out of His Mouth and Nose (09/18/2013)
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Berkeley Law Students Triumph in National Writing Competition (09/13/2013)
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Berkeley Law Program Helps UC’s Undocumented Students (09/09/2013)
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Kate Jastram ’87 Takes Reins at Berkeley Law’s Miller Institute (09/04/2013)
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High Speed, High Stakes: Report Scrutinizes Rail Project (08/28/2013)
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Still Waiting on a Callback or Offer(s) (08/28/2013)
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New Class of First-Year Students Gets Acclimated to Berkeley Law (08/23/2013)
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Accepting/Declining EIW Offers (08/21/2013)
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Recent Grads Strike Similar Chords on Bar Exam Prep (08/20/2013)
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Five Law School Deans, 46 Profs Urge Gov. Brown to TRUST Act (08/19/2013)
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Dean Edley Steps Down to Pursue Professional Goals (08/16/2013)
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To Live in the World (08/16/2013)
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Viewpoint: what NYPD really needs: polite police (08/13/2013)
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What I Did This Summer: Students Describe Their On-Job Training (08/12/2013)
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Bankrupt in Detroit: What It Means for America’s Struggling Cities (08/07/2013)
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2013 EIW Callbacks and Thank You Notes (08/07/2013)
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‘Trolling Effects’ Launched! (08/02/2013)
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Professor Robert Berring ’74 Named Legal Research Pioneer (08/01/2013)
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Protecting privacy hinges on reining in companies (07/28/2013)
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Rebecca Golbert to Help Expand Study of Jewish Law and Israel (07/26/2013)
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“Work On Your Interview Skills” (07/26/2013)
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Clinic’s Work Supports UN’s New Approach to Sexual Violence (07/25/2013)
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Selecting and Revising A Resume Already Attached to an EIW Bid (07/25/2013)
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Detroit: What a city owes its residents (07/24/2013)
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Professor Jesse Choper Holds Court on Recent SCOTUS Rulings (07/23/2013)
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Berkeley Law Clinic Spurs Passage of Major Consumer Protection Bill (07/19/2013)
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Far Away Long Ago (07/19/2013)
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Flexibility for families that work (07/18/2013)
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New Report Lays Groundwork for Accountability for Sexual Violence Against Men in Armed Conflict (07/15/2013)
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Jonathan Simon ’87 to Lead Law School’s Esteemed Research Center (07/12/2013)
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FIP — Public Interest, Govt, Small Firms Interview Program (07/11/2013)
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Road Map to Safe Drinking Water in California (07/10/2013)
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Privacy Expert Hoofnagle Analyzes Implications of NSA Surveillance (07/05/2013)
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Alums Play Key Role in Landmark Ruling Against Somali Colonel (07/02/2013)
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Edley Calls Alumni ‘Fearless Trailblazers’ in new Transcript (06/27/2013)
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Collin Tierney ’14 Wins Top Gun National Mock Trial Competition (06/24/2013)
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Brain Trust Brawler (06/18/2013)
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Congress Members Hail Professor’s Copyright Reform Project (06/14/2013)
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Terry Galligan to Lead Association for Legal Career Professionals (06/11/2013)
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NSA Surveillance Reflects a Broader Interpretation of the Patriot Act (06/07/2013)
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Law Firms Band Together to Help Survivors of Domestic Abuse (06/06/2013)
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Groups at Odds Over Possible Privacy Provisions in U.S.–EU Trade Agreement (05/27/2013)
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Berkeley Law Welcomes Its Largest Professional LL.M. Class (05/24/2013)
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A Bear’s Story (05/23/2013)
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Is Google reading your bMail? (05/20/2013)
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Human Rights Center Fellows to Confront Injustice Worldwide (05/17/2013)
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Advocates call for legal protections for copyright consumers (05/16/2013)
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Today’s Congressional Testimony on Copyright Reform Will Address Excessive Penalties for Consumers (05/16/2013)
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Boston Attacks Inspire Use of Surveillance Cameras in Cities Nationwide (05/15/2013)
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New Report Offers Road Map to Implement Human Right to Water in California (05/14/2013)
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IRS Has More Powers Than Ever Before, Monitors Facebook, EBay (05/13/2013)
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Clinic Students Play Vital Role in Capital Case (05/10/2013)
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Berkeley Law Standouts Earn Campus Awards for Public Service (05/08/2013)
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White House Picks Berkeley Law Grad as First Chief Privacy Officer (05/07/2013)
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Six Professors Appointed to Faculty Chairs at Berkeley Law Ceremony (05/01/2013)
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What is the Price of Free Content? Chris Hoofnagle Studies the Consumer Implications (04/30/2013)
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DREAM Act Students Meet to Talk Immigration Reform, College Costs…and Dating?! (04/29/2013)
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EU Privacy and the Cloud: Consent and Jurisdiction Under the Proposed Regulation (04/29/2013)
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Industry List Of Potential US GIs Released Ahead Of WIPO Meeting (04/27/2013)
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Professor Pamela Samuelson inducted into American Academy of Arts and Sciences (04/25/2013)
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Micah West ’13 Wins Sax Prize for Excellence in Clinical Advocacy (04/24/2013)
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Summer, EIW, and Fall Recruiting (04/23/2013)
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Stern Words, and a Pea-Size Punishment, for Google (04/22/2013)
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The Write Stuff: Faculty Scribes Honored at Annual Prandium (04/18/2013)
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A Whole ‘Nother Ball Game (04/15/2013)
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ALI to Commence Restatement Project (04/13/2013)
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Whose MP3s Are They, Anyway? (04/11/2013)
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The modern privacy function: balancing strategy with the operational (04/08/2013)
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IRS High-Tech Tools Track Your Digital Footprints (04/05/2013)
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Fear and Loathing with the Digital Wallet (04/03/2013)
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Lecturer Patricia Plunkett Hurley to Receive Teaching Award (04/02/2013)
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Report of the BCLT Privacy conference in Palo Alto (04/02/2013)
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A Setback for Resellers of Digital Products (04/01/2013)
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Health Privacy, Data Breaches in Sights Of California AG, Technology Assistant Says (03/25/2013)
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Trade Agreements Offer Opportunity To Promote Privacy, Speakers Say (03/25/2013)
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Forum Tackles Voting Rights, Redistricting Issues (03/25/2013)
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Recruiting Season Prep: Mock Interview Program – Employer Reception (03/21/2013)
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Is It Legal To Sell Your Old MP3s? (03/20/2013)
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Henderson Center Symposium Reimagines Social Justice (03/20/2013)
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bMail: Berkeley’s B-minus idea (03/19/2013)
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Mobile wallet technology raises privacy, security concerns (03/18/2013)
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Court To Sentence AT&T Hacker Andrew Auernheimer (03/18/2013)
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Deans and Prima Donnas (03/15/2013)
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How the America Invents Act Will Change Patenting Forever (03/15/2013)
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Students Shape a Global Response to Wartime Sexual Violence (03/15/2013)
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BCLT Ranked #1 IP Law Program by U.S. News & World Report (03/13/2013)
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Cal’s Berkeley Law tops Stanford Law for most-wanted IP law grads (03/13/2013)
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Benefit of office face time a myth (03/13/2013)
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The presidency redefined – Obama weakens it where it should be strong and strengthens it where it should be weak (03/11/2013)
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Lecturers Honored for Dedicated Service to Berkeley Law (03/11/2013)
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Scholarship highlight: Can the Court change Americans’ views? (03/07/2013)
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Berkeley Law Duo Named Latham & Watkins Diversity Scholars (03/05/2013)
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Berkeley Law Samuelson Clinic students represent library groups before leading international intellectual property organizations (03/01/2013)
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Berkeley Law Center Tackles State Constitution (02/28/2013)
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Social change leaves China struggling to define role of law (02/27/2013)
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Operationalizing privacy: how empowered is your privacy office? (02/27/2013)
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Shelby County v. Holder and the second-guessing of Congress (02/27/2013)
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Titilayo Tinubu ’13 Wins Scholarship and Trip to Grammys (02/22/2013)
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Nuclear deterrence for patents: let’s create a network of defensive patents (02/21/2013)
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Whatever Happened To… (02/19/2013)
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Proponents of cellphone unlocking ask the White House for help (02/18/2013)
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Feds should use inventive method to restructure home debt (02/16/2013)
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Field Placement Students Tout Benefits of Hands-on Experience (02/13/2013)
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New Book Reveals Human Cost of Climate Change (02/08/2013)
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It’s time to make vague software patents more clear (02/07/2013)
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Department of Justice ‘white paper’ full of contradictions (02/06/2013)
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Prop 8 Litigants Share Legal Insights with Family Law Class (02/05/2013)
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Will re-education through labor end soon? (02/04/2013)
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Witkin Foundation Gift to Create New Space for Clinical Program (01/31/2013)
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Diminishing the presidency (01/31/2013)
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ost Book Club: Justifying IP — Putting the Horse Before Descartes (01/30/2013)
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Book Club: Justifying IP — putting the horse before Descartes (response to Duffy) (01/30/2013)
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Sheri Showalter Hits Right Notes at Berkeley Law and Behind the Mic (01/29/2013)
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Google Explains How It Handles Police Requests For Users’ Data (01/28/2013)
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On rape and capital punishment (01/26/2013)
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Aaron Swartz: Opening Access to Knowledge (01/25/2013)
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Invoking tribal ties isn’t justified in this case (01/24/2013)
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International Executive Program Trains Global Leaders (01/23/2013)
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Why is FCC mum on violence in media? (01/17/2013)
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Clinic Hails Victory for Guatemalan Civil War Victims (01/16/2013)
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The Dean and the Pathfinder (01/15/2013)
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Post-Conviction Advocacy Project to Help Inmates Navigate Parole (01/11/2013)
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Roe v. Wade and Beyond: Zakiya Luna Responds (01/06/2013)
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Jon Tigar ’89, Fernando Olguin ’89 Appointed to Federal Judgeships (01/04/2013)
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‘Protected speech’ should be rethought (01/03/2013)
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Samantak Ghosh ’13 Wins Award for Paper on Patent Doctrine (01/02/2013)
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Executing Kasab: a new beginning or the beginning of the end of India’s death penalty? (12/29/2012)
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East Bay Community Law Center Launches ‘Fund for the Future’ (12/19/2012)
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Instagram Says Users’ Photos Won’t Appear in Ads (12/18/2012)
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US Majority Says ‘Do Not Mail’ (12/14/2012)
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New Council for Identity Protection to Examine Online Identity Issues (12/14/2012)
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Judge Brenda Harbin-Forte ’79 Receives Hall of Fame Award (12/13/2012)
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Law School Utopian (12/13/2012)
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How can I protect my privacy online? (12/13/2012)
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Library Dedication Honors Dean Sanford Kadish (12/08/2012)
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Endgame for death penalty in California (12/08/2012)
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New Report on Urgent Measures Issued by Human Rights Bodies (12/07/2012)
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The path to legal reform without revolution (12/07/2012)
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A crisis far worse than the fiscal cliff (12/05/2012)
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Claim construction Catch-22: why the Supreme Court should grant certiorari in retractable technologies (12/05/2012)
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Why the Supreme Court Should Grant Certiorari in Retractable Technologies (12/05/2012)
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That Junk Mail We Hate? The USPS Literally Can’t Get Enough (12/04/2012)
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Hacker Locates John McAfee Through Smartphone Tracks (12/04/2012)
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Lecture by Britain’s Chief Rabbi Assesses ‘The Future of Judaism’ (12/03/2012)
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Title IX and babies: the new frontier? (11/29/2012)
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For California prison realignment hype, scary tales deserve skepticism (11/27/2012)
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Clinic Nurtures Local, Green Cooperative Enterprises (11/24/2012)
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Asian Americans turn Democratic (11/23/2012)
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A violin once owned by Goebbels keeps its secrets (11/21/2012)
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Want American exceptionalism? Fix immigration (11/21/2012)
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Wukan: still unsolved, and still significant (11/19/2012)
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Your Online Attention, Bought in an Instant (11/17/2012)
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Boalt’s Money (11/16/2012)
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The GOP’s credibility gap (11/16/2012)
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More Companies Are Tracking Online Data, Study Finds (11/12/2012)
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Microsoft, Motorola Set to Square Off in Court Over Patent Payments (11/10/2012)
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Berkeley Law Pays Tribute to Its First One Hundred Years (11/05/2012)
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Election 2012: Crime policy at the crossroads (11/05/2012)
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My new favorite Republican (10/31/2012)
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David Gamage: ObamaCare’s costs to the working class (10/31/2012)
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Jennifer Barnette ’14 Wins Legal Research and Writing Award (10/30/2012)
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Samuelson Clinic files Amicus Brief in Jewel v. NSA (10/29/2012)
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Reading between the lines on Chinese judicial reform (10/28/2012)
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Safe and fruitful DNA innovation (10/22/2012)
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Environmental Blog Clears One Million Unique Hits (10/19/2012)
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Vital task for China’s next leaders: fix environmental protection (10/19/2012)
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Obama’s U.N. worship jeopardized national security (10/19/2012)
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Guns in the Classroom (10/18/2012)
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Obama has pursued a dangerous change in the powers of the president (10/12/2012)
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Report: Advertisers Undermining Do Not Track Plans (10/09/2012)
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Study: Americans Don’t Know What Ad Tracking Is, But They Sure Don’t Like It (10/08/2012)
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Study Finds Broad Wariness Over Online Tracking (10/08/2012)
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Mr. President: Next debate, make moral choice clear (10/08/2012)
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The Patent, Used as a Sword (10/07/2012)
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Experts Urge Pragmatic Approach to Resolving Indian Law Issues (10/03/2012)
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More debate questions we’d ask (10/01/2012)
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Cell Phone Location Data Raises Protection/Privacy Issues (10/01/2012)
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Mexican Mitt (09/29/2012)
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Student Groups Provide Wide Range of Legal Services (09/28/2012)
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Working conditions: the persistence of problems in China’s factories (09/25/2012)
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The bubble candidate (09/24/2012)
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Star-Studded Political Roundtable Draws Full House (09/24/2012)
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Facebook Can ID Faces, but Using Them Grows Tricky (09/21/2012)
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First Asian Woman (09/18/2012)
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Mr. Romney, have you seen the 47 percent? (09/18/2012)
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Google’s Digital Library Plan Hits Another Snag (09/18/2012)
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New Report on Building Consumer Demand for Electric Cars (09/12/2012)
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My onshore obsession with ‘Made in the USA’ (09/11/2012)
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Re-examining re-education through labor (09/11/2012)
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YOO: If Barack Obama had been president on 9/11 (09/10/2012)
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Those With — And Currently Without — EIW Offers (09/07/2012)
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Will Apple Attack Google Directly in Anti-Android Campaign? (09/04/2012)
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Thanks to Boalt (08/30/2012)
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Lyin’ Ryan (08/30/2012)
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Online Tracking and Consumer “Choice” (08/30/2012)
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Berkeley Law Launches New California Constitution Center (08/28/2012)
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Could a ‘Defensive Patent License’ Fix the U.S. Patent System? (08/27/2012)
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Apple vs Samsung: How Verdict Can Alter the Dynamics of Smartphone Industry (08/27/2012)
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Apple-Samsung Verdict May Hurt Consumers (08/27/2012)
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Samsung Case Puts Apple Closer to Google Fight (08/27/2012)
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Consumers Likely to Feel Impact of Apple Defeat of Samsung (08/27/2012)
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Berkeley Law Welcomes Three New Faculty Members (08/24/2012)
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Jury Awards $1 Billion to Apple in Samsung Patent Case (08/24/2012)
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A Verdict That Alters an Industry (08/24/2012)
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Apple Gets More than $1 Billion in Suit (08/24/2012)
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Apple Beats Samsung: First Reactions (08/24/2012)
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Fraud, culture and the law: Can China change? (08/24/2012)
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The cost of living apart (08/22/2012)
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It’s the Medicare and the skinny dippers, stupid! (08/21/2012)
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Viewpoints: Restore public trust to water law (08/19/2012)
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New Robert Berring Course Excites Chinese Media (08/13/2012)
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FIP Phase 2 Application Period Closes on 8/20 (08/11/2012)
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For real jobs plan, empower govs (08/08/2012)
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Chinese Criminal Procedure at its Worst (08/07/2012)
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Behavioural Tracking: You’re Being Stalked Across the Web (08/07/2012)
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Karin Mac Donald Helps Monitor Election in Nagorno-Karabakh (08/03/2012)
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New Report Shows How California Can Improve Water Rights (07/31/2012)
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Congress: Jump off that cliff! (07/31/2012)
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States of delinquency: Race and science in the making of California’s juvenile justice system (07/31/2012)
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Service delivery, resource allocation, and access to justice: Greiner and Pattanayak and the research imperative (07/30/2012)
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Berkeley Law Graduates Make Their Mark in Hollywood (07/27/2012)
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GOP helping China win gold (07/24/2012)
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Professors Provide Roadmap for Supreme Court Healthcare Ruling (07/18/2012)
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The 2L Public Interest/Public Sector Job Search (07/17/2012)
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China’s Young and Restless Could Test Legal System (07/16/2012)
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Surveillance Tools at Issue in Lawsuit (07/15/2012)
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Surveillance Tools at Issue in Lawsuit (07/15/2012)
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El Salvadoran Officials Seek Help to Find Missing Children (07/13/2012)
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Consumers Say No to Mobile Ad Tactics (07/13/2012)
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Mobile Phones and Privacy (07/13/2012)
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How Google Products Go from Creepy to Cool (07/13/2012)
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Study Shows Americans Expect Mobile Phone Data Privacy (07/12/2012)
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Mobile Phone Users Sorely Mistaken About How Much Privacy They Have (07/12/2012)
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Why all govs will opt into ‘Obamacare’ (07/11/2012)
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Reforming Copyright Is Possible (07/09/2012)
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Reforming Copyright Is Possible (07/09/2012)
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Can women have it all? It’s complicated (07/06/2012)
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New Report Details Abuse and Discrimination Against LGBT Community in El Salvador (07/05/2012)
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Researchers Find Web Tracking Up, Privacy Down (07/05/2012)
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UC Experts Weigh in on Supreme Court’s ‘Obamacare’ Ruling (07/03/2012)
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Health care decision means more work for IRS (06/30/2012)
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Supreme Court gives itself power to invalidate law (06/30/2012)
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Hot Off the Press: Berkeley Law’s Transcript Magazine (06/29/2012)
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John Yoo: Chief Justice Roberts and His Apologists (06/29/2012)
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Students Hit Home Run at Washington, D.C. Presentations (06/27/2012)
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The sugar fix – regulation at retail level (06/27/2012)
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Berkeley Law’s First Web Privacy Census Is Out and It’s Troubling (06/27/2012)
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UC Berkeley Web Census Shows That Internet Users Are Constantly Tracked (06/26/2012)
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Web Privacy Census Shows Tracking Pervasive (06/26/2012)
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Mitt’s telling the truth. Seriously (06/26/2012)
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Don’t Count Out Facebook’s Business Model Just Yet (06/24/2012)
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Expert: More Transparency Needed To See True Scope of Identity Theft (06/23/2012)
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Death Penalty Clinic Alums Rack Up Legal Victories (06/21/2012)
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Should We Fear Children Accessing Facebook? (06/21/2012)
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Call Me, Pay Fee (06/21/2012)
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Evening-Weekend Hours; Addt’l EIW Info (06/18/2012)
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Few Privacy Regulations Inhibit Facebook (06/13/2012)
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Berkeley Law Professors Propose ‘Tactical Disarmament’ Agreement for Patent Suits (06/13/2012)
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“Defensive Patent License” Created to Protect Innovators from Trolls (06/12/2012)
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Patent Granted to Encourage Purchase of Digital Textbooks (06/11/2012)
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The Millennial factor (06/06/2012)
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Is the SAFE initiative vote safe? (06/05/2012)
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Facebook May Let Kids Under 13 Join With Parent’s Help (06/05/2012)
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Web Privacy Measurement: Genesis of a Community (06/04/2012)
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Finding money in California’s prisons (06/04/2012)
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The Untold Future of American Politics (06/04/2012)
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Students Showcase Litigation Skills to Cap First-Year Program (06/01/2012)
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White House Summit on Botnet Combat Held (05/31/2012)
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Double Jeopardy: Crime and China’s Communist Party (05/30/2012)
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Biden for the Supreme Court? A Subsidy for Comedy Writers (05/24/2012)
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Student Duo Launch Nonprofit Family Violence Appellate Project (05/22/2012)
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How Does Fair Use Fit Into The Critique Of Copyright? (05/18/2012)
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Civil Rights Icon John Doar ’49 to Get Presidential Medal of Freedom (05/16/2012)
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Facts show Dems are job creators (05/15/2012)
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Berkeley Law Death Penalty Clinic Celebrates its 10th Anniversary (05/14/2012)
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Protected: Two Big Stories, One Conclusion: China Has No ‘Legal System’ (05/14/2012)
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David Sklansky Wins UC Berkeley Distinguished Teaching Award (05/09/2012)
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Email, Companies and Social Norms (05/07/2012)
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Dispatch investigation | Credit scars (05/06/2012)
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More CORI Reforms Go Into Effect In Mass (05/04/2012)
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Adapt laws to allay mobile payments privacy fears – Berkeley researchers (05/03/2012)
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Law Clinic Plays Leading Role in Guatemalan Human Rights Case (05/03/2012)
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A Dirty Debut (05/03/2012)
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U.S. expert Samuelson: “ACTA should concern us all” (05/03/2012)
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The Future of the Ph.D. (05/03/2012)
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John Yoo: Litigating for Terrorists (05/03/2012)
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Revived Google Books case chugs onwards (05/03/2012)
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Twitter has a savvy new patent strategy (05/02/2012)
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A Universal Digital Library is Within Reach (05/01/2012)
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Will Mitt claim he has been POTUS? (05/01/2012)
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A universal digital library is within reach (05/01/2012)
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FCC cowed by Google (05/01/2012)
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Suits Against IP Firms Raise “Fair Use” Questions (04/30/2012)
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‘Useful Overstatement’: Europe’s Privacy Chief, Welcoming Trans-Atlantic Policy Thaw, Runs Into U.S. Resistance to ‘Right to Be Forgotten’ (04/30/2012)
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Waiting for the U.N. (04/30/2012)
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The New Pay Phone and What It Knows About You (04/30/2012)
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The benefits of a holistic admissions process (04/29/2012)
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California’s death penalty – a consumer’s guide (04/29/2012)
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Alison Mollman ’12 Wins Sax Prize for Excellence in Clinical Advocacy (04/27/2012)
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Law School Symposium Seeks Path for Digitization of Orphan Works (04/27/2012)
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Berkeley Research: Americans’ Hostility to Data Gathering in Mobile Payments Said to Call for Ban on Personal-Information Requests (04/26/2012)
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Suing for the Pious (04/26/2012)
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Four Months Later, the Wukan Model Shows Signs of Waning (04/26/2012)
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European Regulator Warns Silicon Valley About Privacy (04/26/2012)
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Don’t forget the masses at WHCD (04/26/2012)
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What Do Authors Fear from “Orphan Works” Licensing Proposals? (04/26/2012)
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Free to Be Biased? (04/25/2012)
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Why You Should Care About and Defend Your Privacy (04/25/2012)
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International Battle: Copyright Libertarians Apply ACTA Lessons Toward Tying Up USTR’s Efforts for Trans-Pacific Partnership (04/24/2012)
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Balancing Act: Cyber-Spying Becomes a Business Tool (04/24/2012)
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Faculty Authors Examine Wide Range of Topics in Latest Books (04/23/2012)
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Keeping It Simple, or How to Solve the Berne Problem, Part 2 (04/20/2012)
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How to Solve the Berne Problem, Part 1 (04/18/2012)
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Twitter Pledges to Limit Use of Patents in Lawsuits (04/17/2012)
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Legal Hackathon Challenges Lawyers To Think Like Hackers (04/17/2012)
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CEOs of Oracle, Google square off in court over Java (04/17/2012)
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Voters robbed in Rosen ruckus (04/17/2012)
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…And the Food Was Good (04/17/2012)
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Anne Joseph O’Connell Wins Rutter Award for Teaching Distinction (04/16/2012)
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Going Big: Copyright Office Chief Promises to Have Orphan, Library Proposals Ready for New Congress (04/16/2012)
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Copyright (04/16/2012)
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Copyright Office Chief Promises to Have Orphan, Library Proposals Ready for New Congress (04/16/2012)
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It’s Time to Tango: The Case for a Reinvigorated Western Hemisphere Energy Strategy (04/14/2012)
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Serving a Public that Knows How to Copy: Orphan Works and Mass Digitization (04/14/2012)
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Using Unlicensed Works: Libraries Wary, Content Owners Supportive of New Run at Orphan-Works Legislation (04/13/2012)
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Mock Trial Team Wins Regional, Advances to National Semifinals (04/12/2012)
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Bo Xilai’s Gift to Chongqing: A Legal Mess (04/12/2012)
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The coming drone arms race (04/11/2012)
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Mr. Speaker, you can save our jobs (04/10/2012)
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Grace Hsu ’14 Wins Innovation Award at National Energy Event (04/05/2012)
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Being uninsured is a mandate, too (04/03/2012)
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Perils of pay for play (03/30/2012)
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Henderson Center Targets Violence Against African-American Women (03/29/2012)
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What Conservative Legal Revolution? (03/29/2012)
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Will we take care of our own? (03/26/2012)
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Lawyers’ New Party Loyalty Oath: A Sign of Weakness (03/26/2012)
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5 Painless Ways to Grow Your Network (03/23/2012)
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What the ‘slut’ talk is really about (03/22/2012)
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When the Great Communicator Communicated (03/21/2012)
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Thank You, Paul Ryan. Your budget is a gift. (03/21/2012)
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China’s Criminal Procedure Law: Good, Bad and Ugly (03/21/2012)
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Ninth Circuit Day Draws Eager Audience to Booth Auditorium (03/20/2012)
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Pay-for-Play Law Review Article by Student Duo Creates Major Buzz (03/16/2012)
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Le troppe tutele agevolano i furbi negli Usa s’indaga sulla ricchezza (03/14/2012)
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The Sound of Silence: An End to Cyber Freedom (03/14/2012)
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Women facing sexual McCarthyism (03/12/2012)
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The Good and Bad in Eric Holder’s Drone Defense (03/12/2012)
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Students Play Key Role in Proposed Consumer Protection Bill (03/09/2012)
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Hands Off the Heavens (03/08/2012)
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Furor over Montana judge presents opportunity to confront the origins of our racial divide (03/07/2012)
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Criminal Law Reform: Some Steps Forward, How Many Back? (03/06/2012)
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Dean Edley, Five Alumni Honored as Influential US Black Lawyers (03/05/2012)
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ISRAEL21c and UC-Berkeley explore Israeli high-tech (03/04/2012)
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China’s State Capitalism: the Real World Implications (03/01/2012)
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Two Cheers for Boalt Hall (02/28/2012)
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Thanks, GOP, for move to far right (02/27/2012)
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Privacy Firsts at Berkeley Law (02/26/2012)
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Berkeley Law analyzes state’s crime policy (02/26/2012)
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Boalt’s future after 100 years on cutting edge (02/26/2012)
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Berkeley Law: environmental law (02/26/2012)
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UC Berkeley law school – an incubator for leaders (02/26/2012)
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Privacy firsts at Berkeley Law (02/26/2012)
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School health clinics face obstacles — and how Arne Duncan could help (02/26/2012)
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Founder’s Original Intent: Far from Crystal Clear (02/23/2012)
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In Fisher v. Texas, Look at the Politics (02/23/2012)
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Berkeley Law Teams Win Awards in Two Major Advocacy Competitions (02/21/2012)
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Google’s tracking sets off another privacy debate (02/18/2012)
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Report: Google, others circumvent Safari privacy settings (02/17/2012)
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Conference on Israel’s High-Tech Industry Draws Packed Audience (02/15/2012)
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The Next Step for Female Scientists (02/13/2012)
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New Report Finds Biometric ID Card Could Cost $40 Billion (02/09/2012)
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Article with headshot 12859 (02/09/2012)
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Google-Motorola deal likely but scrutiny to last (02/09/2012)
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Career Development Office Acts on New Reporting Guidelines (02/07/2012)
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China’s Criminal Justice Value System Makes Reform Moot (02/07/2012)
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CSU, UC crack down on class note sharing (02/03/2012)
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California universities make new moves in fight on notes (02/02/2012)
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California’s youth prisons nearing an end (02/01/2012)
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The pre-teen Facebook dilemma (01/30/2012)
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Privacy policies that don’t work – and some that might (01/30/2012)
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Why privacy policies don’t work – and what might (01/29/2012)
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How to Stop Urban Crime Without Jail Time (01/28/2012)
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Online privacy battle brings gains, setbacks (01/27/2012)
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Commentary: Deeper lines drawn on data privacy (01/26/2012)
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Silicon Wadi: Israeli high-tech explored at Berkeley conference (01/26/2012)
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Professorial Hi-jinx (01/25/2012)
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Unpacking the Law Around the Chinese Reverse Takeover Mess (01/24/2012)
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Jennifer M. Granholm: Former Michigan governor supports clean air standards (01/24/2012)
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Samuelson Clinic Helps Create Privacy Complaint Website (01/24/2012)
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Pension funds can be an answer to Occupy’s call (01/23/2012)
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Symposium Tackles Reform of California Water Laws (01/18/2012)
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USPTO Issues Report on Prior User Rights (01/17/2012)
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Volunteer Opportunities (01/17/2012)
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PII 2.0 (01/16/2012)
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Fellowships Awarded to Death Penalty Clinic Rising Stars (01/13/2012)
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Google Ngram and “Information Privacy” (01/09/2012)
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How to end judicial supremacy (01/09/2012)
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California group creates complaint center for online privacy issues (01/08/2012)
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Climate Change and Business Research Initiative Gains Traction (01/06/2012)
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Even Without Legislation, Privacy Will Be a Hot Issue in 2012 (01/05/2012)
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Richard Cordray & the Use and Abuse of Executive Power (01/05/2012)
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Berkeley Law Lecturer, Students Work to Effect Change in Egypt (01/03/2012)
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An Unavoidable Challenge (12/31/2011)
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Franklin Zimring Book Unearths Reasons for NYC’s Crime Decline (12/22/2011)
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Jumping the Grooveshark (12/21/2011)
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Two Berkeley Law Students Win Prestigious Skadden Fellowships (12/19/2011)
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Salary Negotiations – updated 8/22/2013 (12/19/2011)
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Don’t Tax the Rich. Tax Inequality Itself. (12/18/2011)
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Offshore drilling could help onshore education (12/14/2011)
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Authors Guild Files for Class Certification in Google Case (12/13/2011)
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Grant Fuels Study on Public Interest Law Firms’ Media Appeal (12/09/2011)
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Book Review: Merges’s Justifying Intellectual Property (12/09/2011)
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After the Foshan Tragedy: China’s Good Samaritan Debate (12/09/2011)
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Dominico-Haitian activist Sonia Pierre dies at age 48 (12/05/2011)
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New Report Urges Reparations for Victims of Khmer Rouge Regime (12/02/2011)
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Two Upcoming Interview Programs and Winter Break Hours (12/02/2011)
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Holiday Firm Receptions (12/01/2011)
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Letter: Unions impede school reforms (11/30/2011)
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More to Justice than a Trial (11/24/2011)
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1L Job Search Resources (11/23/2011)
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Ira Michael Heyman, Former UC Berkeley Chancellor, Dies at 81 (11/22/2011)
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Every Table Tells a Story (11/22/2011)
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Laws on Paper vs. Law in Practice (11/21/2011)
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Mindfulness Program Set to Break New Ground at Berkeley Law (11/14/2011)
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Rushdie Runs Afoul of Web’s Real-Name Police (11/14/2011)
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Berkeley Chancellor’s Disturbing Response to Police Beating (11/14/2011)
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Occupiers: Stick to one message – the economy (11/13/2011)
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ObamaCare is an important first step (11/11/2011)
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LA County Jail’s Effort to Reduce Sexual Assault Riddled with Flaws (11/09/2011)
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Boalt Alum Evan Wallach Confirmed by Senate to Fill 11th Judge Slot on Federal Circuit (11/09/2011)
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A big bite out of crime (11/05/2011)
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The Private Sector 1L Job Search; Updated Public Sector Webcast; New Resource (11/04/2011)
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Copyright Office Report Outlines Issues Surrounding Mass Digitization of Books (11/02/2011)
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Realigning the criminal justice system in California (11/01/2011)
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Legal Research Training’s End (10/31/2011)
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NY model can help Oakland, Richmond fight crime (10/30/2011)
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Anniversary Conference on Tap for Center for Study of Law & Society (10/28/2011)
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A Glimpse into Chinese Law-Making (10/25/2011)
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Student-Initiated Legal Services Projects Generate Major Interest (10/21/2011)
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Twenty Years of Justice Thomas (10/21/2011)
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Diverse Group of New Courses for Spring Semester (10/17/2011)
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Trolls, geeks and lots of lawyers (10/14/2011)
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Book Review: Justifying Intellectual Property (10/14/2011)
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The Privacy Trade-offs: Report from the 2011 Cybercrime Conference (10/13/2011)
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IAM heads to the USA (10/12/2011)
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Feds should not pick winners (10/11/2011)
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Frankie Annette Reed ’79 Named Ambassador to Five Island Nations (10/10/2011)
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Freelance Attorney Seminar – Video (10/10/2011)
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From Gettysburg to Anwar al-Awlaki (10/03/2011)
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Berkeley Law Duo Sweeps National Disability Law Writing Competition (09/30/2011)
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ACTA to Be Signed – But Can it Enter into Force? (09/29/2011)
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Professor Peter Menell Receives Robert L. Bridges Faculty Chair (09/28/2011)
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How one music downloader’s battle could change copyright law (09/28/2011)
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Professor Peter Menell Receives Robert L. Bridges Faculty Chair (09/28/2011)
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Why the Execution of a White Supremacist Murderer Matters Too (09/28/2011)
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Diversity, racism, higher education and the real cost of baked goods (09/27/2011)
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The Reset Needs a New Angle (09/26/2011)
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Citizens’ Rights, the Constitution and the Courts (09/26/2011)
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What are rights without remedies? (09/22/2011)
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Traps for the Unwary Regarding Patent Claim Drafting and Definition of Prior Art Under Leahy Smith (09/21/2011)
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Israeli Supreme Court Justice Helps Institute Launch Its First Semester (09/20/2011)
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Balancing needs for online advertising and privacy (09/20/2011)
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Does the New Patent Reform Law Shut Out Small Business? (09/19/2011)
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Russia’s Military Supply-Demand Conundrum (09/18/2011)
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Christopher Martin ’13 Wins CEB Legal Research and Writing Award (09/14/2011)
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Peeving POTUS (09/08/2011)
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Still A Long Way To Go For Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (09/08/2011)
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Future of Privacy Forum Releases 2011 Edition of “Privacy Papers for Policy Makers” (09/07/2011)
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Profs Say Patents Kill Innovation; Strategists Say They Frame It (09/06/2011)
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Ten Years Without an Attack (09/06/2011)
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Focus on Behavioral Advertising, Part 2 (09/02/2011)
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New Faculty Motivated by Students’ Level of Engagement (09/01/2011)
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China Threatens to Legalize Repression (09/01/2011)
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Don’t Overlook China’s ‘Ordinary’ Lawyers (08/31/2011)
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Kremlin’s Fear of China Drives Its Foreign Policy (08/30/2011)
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Old Mug Shots Fuel Art, and a Debate on Privacy (08/27/2011)
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Youth Law Program Provides Vital Training for Disadvantaged Teens (08/25/2011)
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Samuelson Clinic Helps Facilitate New Smart Meter Privacy Rules (08/22/2011)
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Founder of Priceline Spoiling for a Fight Over Tech Patents (08/22/2011)
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Davis Polk Firm Hires Former Federal Trade Commission Economist Shelanski (08/18/2011)
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Fall Semester Interview Program (FIP) Application Period Now Open (08/18/2011)
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Google wants Motorola’s patent portfolio (08/16/2011)
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Google to buy Motorola Mobility (08/16/2011)
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Ian Haney-López Wins Award for Research Promoting Integration (08/16/2011)
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Gibberbot Wins Inaugural Develop for Privacy Challenge (08/12/2011)
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Amicus Brief Asks Supreme Court to Review Birth Certificate Ruling (08/12/2011)
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Short Term EIW Loans Available (08/11/2011)
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Chinese Social Insurance: Will Foreigners Be Able to Opt Out? (08/10/2011)
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Looking good on paper is low indicator of effective lawyering (08/10/2011)
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Researchers Call Out Websites for Tracking Users via Stealth Tactics (08/10/2011)
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Cashing Out: Week Of July 31st – August 6th 2011 In Online Marketing News (08/07/2011)
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Guest Post: What We Said (and Didn’t Say) in the Berkeley Patent Study (08/05/2011)
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Jon Streeter ’81 Elected 2011-12 President of California State Bar (08/05/2011)
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The Science of Cyber Security (08/04/2011)
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Scholarship Roundup: Crouch and Merges, Operating Efficiently Post-Bilski by Ordering Patent Doctrine Decision-Making (08/04/2011)
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A Hybrid of France and China Is a Good Model (08/02/2011)
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New Tracking Methods Evade User Control (08/02/2011)
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Popular sites use compulsory tracking (08/01/2011)
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Researchers Expose Cunning Online Tracking Service That Can’t Be Dodged (07/29/2011)
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How New York Beat Crime (07/28/2011)
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If Silicon Valley Builds Legal Celestial Jukeboxes, Will Music Fans Return to the Market? (07/26/2011)
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Changes to China’s ‘Indigenous Innovation’ Policy: Don’t Get Too Excited (07/22/2011)
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Faculty Trio among 10 Most Cited U.S. Environmental Law Scholars (07/21/2011)
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Weekend Hours To Pick Up EIW Transcripts (07/20/2011)
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Holding the Reset Hostage (07/19/2011)
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Green litigation in China today (07/18/2011)
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Maile Padilla ’10 Wins Prestigious Fellowship to Help Indigent Clients (07/07/2011)
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Repress or Reform: With Protests on Rise, Beijing Faces Choice (07/05/2011)
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Marisa González ’05 Helps Free Karen Narita from Prison (06/28/2011)
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Google says FTC has opened inquiry into practices (06/25/2011)
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Arlene Mayerson ’74 Leads Disability Lawsuit against Netflix (06/24/2011)
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Aaron Edlin Comments on FTC Antitrust Review of Google (06/24/2011)
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Google likely to face antitrust subpoenas from FTC (06/24/2011)
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China’s Critical Disconnect (06/21/2011)
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Christopher Hoofnagle Thinks FTC Lacks Jurisdiction Over Law Schools (06/20/2011)
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The GOP Plays Politics With the War Powers Resolution (06/17/2011)
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Ryan Shaening-Pokrasso ’13 Earns Major Environmental Fellowship (06/16/2011)
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Senators’ Statements Exploit Racial Fears (06/14/2011)
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Berkeley Law Duo Plays Role in SCOTUS Prison Crowding Case (06/08/2011)
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Professor shares top 10 tips for protecting online personal info (06/07/2011)
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New Berkeley Law Journal to Focus on Entertainment and Sports Law (06/03/2011)
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Civil Litigation Being Quietly ‘Harmonized’ (05/31/2011)
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Don’t fear the prison decision (05/29/2011)
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Fix our prisons: It makes ethical and financial sense (05/26/2011)
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Demise of Google Newspaper Archive Shows Need for National Digital Library Policy (05/25/2011)
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Berkeley Law Clinic Receives Major Award from Death Penalty Focus (05/25/2011)
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8 Tips for Men in Power—and In Lust (05/22/2011)
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Dominique Strauss-Kahn and the sins of our systems (05/20/2011)
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Libya and the War Powers Abdication (05/20/2011)
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Ricky Gill ’12 Announces Candidacy for Congressional Seat in California (05/20/2011)
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Senate Confirms Edward Chen ’79 to District Court Bench in California (05/18/2011)
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First-Year Students Finish Advocacy Training with Mock Oral Arguments (05/17/2011)
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Berkeley Law Creates Concurrent Degree with Campus Energy Group (05/17/2011)
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A New Balance of Power: After the Google Book Settlement (05/16/2011)
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The Digital Music Cloud Dilemma: ‘Poker Face,’ ‘Go Your Own Way,’ and ‘Imagine’ (05/13/2011)
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New Boutiques Flourishing With Help From Patent Trolls (05/11/2011)
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Immigration Reform Advocates Find Roadblocks in Washington (05/10/2011)
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Opinion: A report from Fordham on Google Books and the rule of law (05/06/2011)
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Skott Klebe Joins PW and DBW Google Book Settlement Webcast (05/05/2011)
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Treatment of Japanese-Americans in WWII Hawaii Revealed in Article (05/05/2011)
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From Guantanamo to Abbottabad (05/04/2011)
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WikiLeaks to the Pentagon Papers? Ellsberg connects the dots (05/03/2011)
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How to Be a Real Man (05/01/2011)
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Fallout from evaluation of D.C. public schools (04/28/2011)
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Panel on In-House Careers – audio recording (04/28/2011)
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Growing opportunities, threats highlight importance of China IP strategy (04/27/2011)
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Political Privacy Should Be a Civil Right (04/27/2011)
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Rudy Alejo ’11 Wins Sax Prize for Excellence in Clinical Advocacy (04/25/2011)
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A 1-hour fix for the racial achievement gap? (04/24/2011)
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The Law’s Great Strength (04/22/2011)
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Goodwin Liu’s Judicial Temperament (04/21/2011)
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Cupid Laughs at Law Books (04/20/2011)
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Samuelson Clinic Celebrates 10th Anniversary with Festive Forum (04/19/2011)
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Paralyzing Prisoners (04/19/2011)
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Film Dispute Shines a Light on China’s Foot-Dragging (04/19/2011)
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Samuelson Clinic Celebrates 10th Anniversary with Festive Forum (04/19/2011)
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Berkeley Law Alumni Nearly Sweep National Bar Association Awards (04/18/2011)
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Federal Court Blocks Key Parts of Arizona’s Immigration Law (04/14/2011)
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Students File Brief in High-profile Viacom-YouTube Copyright Case (04/08/2011)
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Rising from the Ashes of the Google Books Settlement (04/07/2011)
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Symposium Will Explore Worldwide Challenges Facing Islamic Banking (04/06/2011)
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Updated FAQs on Temporary Legal Work and Staffing Agencies (04/04/2011)
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Google Bids $900 Million for Nortel Patent Assets (04/04/2011)
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Ruling Spurs Effort to Form Digital Public Library (04/04/2011)
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Chinese Rule of Law: The Rhetoric and The Reality (04/04/2011)
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When University Start-ups Begin to Patent Like Corporations (04/02/2011)
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JD Graduates: Please Fill Out The Employment Survey (04/01/2011)
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Berkeley Law Attorneys Play Key Roles in Film on Battered Women (03/30/2011)
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Blind Spot: How reactionary colorblindness has infected our courts — and our politics (03/29/2011)
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Facebook Prepares to Add Friends in Washington (03/28/2011)
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Women at Boalt (03/24/2011)
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1Ls: Fall Recruiting – What Should You Be Doing Now (03/24/2011)
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Judge rejects settlement in Google plan to digitize books (03/23/2011)
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Judge Rejects Google’s Deal to Digitize Books (03/22/2011)
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Students Examine Climate for LGBT and HIV Population in El Salvador (03/21/2011)
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Paddling of Schoolchildren Needs to End (03/21/2011)
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Berkeley Law Wins AAJ Mock Trial Northwest Regional Championship (03/18/2011)
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Jungle of Problems: Beijing’s Failure to Protect Consumers (03/16/2011)
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Faculty Authors Cover Wide Mix of Topics in Their Recent Books (03/14/2011)
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New Book Provides Recollections of Former Liberian Child Soldiers (03/09/2011)
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The Pyramid Problem (03/09/2011)
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Silicon Valley: Patent reform passed by Senate (03/09/2011)
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We Don’t Need U.N. Approval to Save Libyan Lives (03/05/2011)
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Privacy Professionals of the World, Unite! (03/04/2011)
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Justice Department Gives Bristow Fellowship to Nicole Ries ’09 (02/28/2011)
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Deepening Shadows Over Chinese Law (02/25/2011)
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New Institute to Expand Jewish and Israel Studies at UC Berkeley (02/24/2011)
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Dean Edley to Co-Chair Department of Education Commission (02/24/2011)
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Crime: The Emergence of an Exceptional Penal Rationale (02/24/2011)
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Internet Freedom, Freedom of Expression, and Copyright Enforcement (02/23/2011)
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1Ls: Your 2L Summer Job Search (02/22/2011)
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Software Patent Proponents Win Debate (02/18/2011)
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Will the Internet Advance Chinese Law Reform? (02/16/2011)
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Berkeley Law Students of African Descent Win Mock Trial Event (02/15/2011)
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School Spirit? (02/10/2011)
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The Javelin Conundrum: Making Sense Of The Latest Identity Theft Numbers (02/10/2011)
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Stephen Bundy to Receive Rutter Award for Teaching Distinction (02/09/2011)
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Mobile Privacy App Challenge (02/08/2011)
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Sotomayor Presides Over McBaine Finals before a Packed Audience (02/03/2011)
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Will Law Reforms Reduce Forced Home Demolitions? (01/29/2011)
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Whites Often Resist Push to Create Multicultural Work Environments (01/28/2011)
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Groups, Firms Weigh In On Privacy Report (01/28/2011)
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Getting Online Privacy Policy Right (01/28/2011)
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Privacy Advocates: Commerce Department’s Call For Self-Regulation Falls Flat (01/27/2011)
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Tickets for Moot Court Finals with Sotomayor Now Available (01/26/2011)
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Film on Cáitrín McKiernan ’11 Premieres Jan. 30 in Santa Barbara (01/24/2011)
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Edwin Lee ’78 Becomes First Asian-American Mayor of S.F. (01/20/2011)
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Family Leave Guide Offers Ways to Create Programs Across U.S. (01/14/2011)
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A Step Forward: New Law Expands Government Liability (01/13/2011)
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How to Change Workplace Culture on Parenting (01/12/2011)
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Important Change to Timing of Fall Recruiting (01/11/2011)
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What’s the Matter With Anchor Babies, Anyway? (01/08/2011)
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Samuelson Clinic Takes Aim at Misleading Copyright Practices (01/06/2011)
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Samuelson Clinic Takes Aim at Misleading Copyright Practices (01/06/2011)
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The Facebook Obsession (01/06/2011)
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5 Big Steps From BigLaw to the SEC: Maggie Spillane (’01) (01/05/2011)
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Successfully Navigating the Course From Private Practice to Nonprofit: Jora Trang (’01) (01/05/2011)
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A Bold Move That Actually Worked: Steve Koyanagi (’09) (01/05/2011)
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An Unexpected Switch in Practice Area Brings Growth and Satisfaction: Tomomi Glover (’06) (01/05/2011)
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Privacy on the Books and on the Ground (01/04/2011)
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David Louie ’77 Nominated to be Hawaii’s Next Attorney General (12/21/2010)
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New Online-Date Detectives Can Unmask Mr. or Ms. Wrong (12/18/2010)
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Decking Boalt’s Halls (12/17/2010)
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Berkeley Alumni Team Receives International Debate Silver Medal (12/14/2010)
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New Report Highlights Uganda’s Struggle to Overcome Civil War (12/07/2010)
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Oklahoma’s Lethal Injection Process Not Fit for Animals (12/04/2010)
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Melissa Murray Wins National Scholarly Papers Competition (12/03/2010)
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New Report Provides Blueprint to Create Family Security Insurance (12/02/2010)
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Two Students Help File Complaint Against Energy Project in Mexico (12/01/2010)
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Upcoming Interview Programs and CDO Winter Break Hours (12/01/2010)
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A New Type of Tracking: Akamai’s ‘Pixel-Free’ Technology (Digits Blog) (11/30/2010)
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Student Quartet Wins ABA Labor & Employment Trial Competition (11/24/2010)
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SAP ordered to pay Oracle $1.3 billion (11/24/2010)
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Pamela Samuelson Encourages WIPO to Reform A/V Copyright Law (11/23/2010)
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SAP Ordered to Pay Oracle $1.3 Billion (11/23/2010)
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The Ghailani Verdict and the War on Terror (11/20/2010)
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Do Not Track Registry Would Boost Internet Privacy (11/18/2010)
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Jonathan Simon ’87 Wins National Award for Criminology Research (11/17/2010)
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Legal Wassailing (11/16/2010)
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Business Law Certificate Program Now Available to LL.M. Students (11/15/2010)
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Warren Institute Offers Journalists Intensive Program on Immigration (11/12/2010)
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Law Reformers Inheritors of Liu Xiaobo Fight? (11/09/2010)
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Why Rush to Cut Nukes? (11/09/2010)
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Professors Shore Up Wikipedia Entries on Public Policy (11/03/2010)
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Berkeley Law Foundation’s Annual Auction Scheduled for November 6 (11/02/2010)
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What an Unregulated Internet Looks Like (11/02/2010)
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What an unregulated Internet looks like (11/02/2010)
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Robert Merges Discusses Stanford’s IP Case Against Roche (11/01/2010)
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Copyright Principles Project: Increasing the US Copyright Office’s Role (11/01/2010)
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Proposition 26: California’s Stealth Initiative (10/29/2010)
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Post-OCIP Job Search (10/28/2010)
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Journal of Medical Regulation Picks Ty Alper Article as Best of the Year (10/27/2010)
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Can We Handle the Truth? (10/27/2010)
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Why Smarter on Crime Makes Fiscal Sense (10/26/2010)
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Berkeley Law to Host First National Conference on Meditation and Law (10/25/2010)
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Warren Institute Hosts Conference on Policies that Target Immigrants (10/22/2010)
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Cloey Hewlett ’79 Adds Excellence in Service Award to Her Honors (10/22/2010)
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HTML5 Update: W3C Says Not Yet Viable, Privacy Concerns Raised (10/21/2010)
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Anne Joseph O’Connell Writes Best Administrative Law Article of 2009 (10/20/2010)
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Chinese Workers’ Rising Rights-Consciousness (10/20/2010)
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Jorde Symposium 2010 (10/19/2010)
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Facebook Vows to Fix a Flaw in Data Privacy (10/18/2010)
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Gene-synthesis rules favour convenience (10/18/2010)
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Partisan Politics Threatens Judicial Freedom (10/17/2010)
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Berkeley Law Fetes Standout Trio at Annual Citation Award Dinner (10/15/2010)
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Heyman Terrace Dedication Pays Tribute to Former Law Professor (10/15/2010)
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Legal Experts Dissect BP Oil Spill (10/15/2010)
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Homeland Security Harvested Social Network Data (10/14/2010)
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Telecom Community Gathers for Public Knowledge Awards (10/14/2010)
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Govt. Relies of Facebook “Narcissism” to Spot Fake Marriages, Fraud (10/13/2010)
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New FOIA Documents Reveal DHS Social Media Monitoring During Obama Inauguration (10/13/2010)
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Facebook/Bing: The Social Web Suddenly Becomes More Real (10/13/2010)
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Applying for Citizenship? U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Wants to be Your “Friend” (10/12/10) (10/12/2010)
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Kassie Siegel ’00 Named One of Top California Lawyers of Past Decade (10/11/2010)
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Former FTC Employee Files Complaint Over Google Privacy (10/07/2010)
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Berkeley Law Students Victorious in National Writing Competition (10/04/2010)
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Proposition 23 and the Damage It Would Do to California (10/04/2010)
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Report Proposes ‘Meaningful Reforms’ to Copyright System (10/01/2010)
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Who’s watching? (10/01/2010)
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David Gamage Named to Key Post in U.S. Treasury Department (09/30/2010)
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Capital Punishment Politics (09/28/2010)
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China’s Continuing Labor Problems (09/27/2010)
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Copyright Law Needs a Digital-Age Upgrade (09/26/2010)
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Faculty Duo Joins National Project on Copyright Policy in Digital Era (09/24/2010)
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Constitutional Regulation of the Police in 2020 (09/24/2010)
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‘Cookies’ Cause Bitter Backlash (09/19/2010)
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Katie Henderson ’12 Receives CEB Legal Research and Writing Award (09/15/2010)
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Ken Bamberger and Deirdre Mulligan Write Influential Privacy Paper (09/15/2010)
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Want to Create Jobs? Certainly Don’t Rely on the USPTO (09/08/2010)
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Berkeley Law Center Report Takes Aim at New State Budget Proposal (09/07/2010)
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New Faculty Hires Achieve Goal of 40-Percent Growth Since 2004 (09/03/2010)
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The Facebook Enigma (09/03/2010)
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China’s Food Safety Challenges (09/03/2010)
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Chris Hoofnagle Reviews Books on Facebook Enigma (09/03/2010)
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Pamela Samuelson Finds Patents a Low Priority for Software Entrepreneurs (09/03/2010)
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The Power to Act (09/02/2010)
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Assessing the DMCA Safe Harbors: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (08/31/2010)
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New Report Finds Juvenile Justice System Fails to Meet Girls’ Needs (08/26/2010)
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Proxy Access Forum (08/26/2010)
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Academic Talent, Unique Resumés Highlight 2010-11 Entering Class (08/25/2010)
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Tables (Re)Turned (08/20/2010)
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Dan Farber Serves as Consultant to National Commission on BP Spill (08/20/2010)
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Senate Confirms Melinda Haag ’87 as New U.S. Attorney in California (08/18/2010)
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Citizen Rights and Police Conduct (08/16/2010)
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CDO: Work on Your Interview Skills (08/16/2010)
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Pamela Samuelson Named Winner of Public Knowledge’s IP3 Award (08/16/2010)
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Public Criminology? A Cool Read on a Hot Topic (08/15/2010)
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Gay Marriage: Leave It to the Voters (08/12/2010)
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CDO: Phase 1 Bidding Now Open (08/12/2010)
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Alan Brayton ’76, Elizabeth Cabraser ’78 and Herma Hill Kay Honored by the ABA (08/12/2010)
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Germany’s love-hate relationship with Google Street View (08/12/2010)
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Spain’s Arizona (08/11/2010)
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Anne Tamar-Mattis ’06 Honored by KQED as Local Unsung Hero (08/10/2010)
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Berkeley Declaration on Intellectual Property Enforcement and Access to Medicines (08/04/2010)
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The Fastest to Die (08/03/2010)
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Public Knowledge Presents Seventh IP3 Awards to Samuelson, Crawford, Geist and Paley (08/03/2010)
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3L Government Job Search (08/02/2010)
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Oakland Police Ignored Own Crowd Control Guide (07/29/2010)
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More on Fall Recruiting (07/29/2010)
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Bill Hebert ’88 Elected California State Bar President for 2010–11 (07/27/2010)
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PBS Film Tells Story of Lawyers’ Struggle to Free Antonio Zúñiga (07/26/2010)
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Victoria Nourse ’84 Nominated to Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals (07/22/2010)
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Why Software Startups Decide to Patent … or Not (07/21/2010)
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Raymond L. Ocampo Jr., Silicon Valley Enterprise Software Veteran, Joins Actuate Board (07/21/2010)
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High Costs Keeping Software Startups from Filing Patents (07/21/2010)
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Why software startups decide to patent … or not (07/21/2010)
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Patenting by Entrepreneurs: The Berkeley Patent Survey (Part III of III) (07/21/2010)
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E-Mail: the Third Shift (07/20/2010)
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Patenting by Entrepreneurs: The Berkeley Patent Survey (Part II of III) (07/20/2010)
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The Birth of the Law Library (07/19/2010)
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Patenting by Entrepreneurs: The Berkeley Patent Survey (Part I of III) (07/19/2010)
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Online Learning Matches UC’s mission (07/18/2010)
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Study Finds Legalizing Marijuana Could Severely Slash Drug’s Price (07/15/2010)
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The Claims of Two Gulfs (07/14/2010)
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Professor and Top Legal Scholar Philip Frickey Dies at Age 57 (07/13/2010)
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OCIP Resources (07/12/2010)
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The New Challenge of the Strikes Won’t Go Away (07/11/2010)
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Colorado Bar Association Names Paul H. Chan ’84 New President (07/08/2010)
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Smartphone Patent Suits Challenge Big Makers (07/08/2010)
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Let Treasury Rescue the States (07/07/2010)
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2L Public Interest and Government Summer Job Search (07/07/2010)
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The Economic Power of Obama’s Pen (07/06/2010)
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Internet can be a big benefit for democracy (07/04/2010)
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Internet can be a Big Benefit for Democracy (07/04/2010)
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Joan Donoghue ’81 Nominated to International Court of Justice (07/02/2010)
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Experts Debate Need for New Digital Copyright Law (07/02/2010)
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Evening and Weekend Hours and Some OCIP Info (07/02/2010)
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Don’t Focus Solely on the Constitution (07/01/2010)
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Guest Post: Why Bilski Benefits Startup Companies (06/29/2010)
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Trial Lawyer Hall of Fame Inducts Penny Cooper ’64, Cris Arguedas (06/28/2010)
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What happened to the old houses on the Boalt parking lot? (06/28/2010)
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How Facebook has changed our idea of ‘too much information’ (06/28/2010)
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Study: Patents Not A Top Priority At Software and Internet Start-Ups (06/28/2010)
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Are Strikes the Beginning of a New Challenge? (06/25/2010)
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The Ninth Circuit Issues Major Superfund Decision (06/24/2010)
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Democrats and the McChrystal Fiasco (06/24/2010)
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Facebook under fire again (06/23/2010)
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Patents seen as low priority for software firms (06/23/2010)
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Survey challenges popular beliefs about high-tech startup patents (06/23/2010)
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EFF Attorney Fred von Lohmann to Take Position at Google (06/23/2010)
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Berkeley Law Survey Challenges Thinking About Startup Patents (06/22/2010)
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Berkeley Law Survey Challenges Popular Beliefs About Hi-tech Startup Patents (06/22/2010)
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Do You Trust Your Social Network? (06/22/2010)
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Mr. Bilski Goes to Washington: An Abridged Guide (06/22/2010)
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Squandering a National Resource (06/18/2010)
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Facebook’s critics must curb their demands, says US privacy law expert (06/18/2010)
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Reynato Puno ’68 Receives Haas International Award in Berkeley (06/18/2010)
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Fannie and Freddie Delinquent on Climate Change and Clean Energy (06/17/2010)
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Professor Emeritus and Prominent Scholar Philip Selznick Dies at 91 (06/17/2010)
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New Website Focuses on Health Professionals’ Role in Torture (06/16/2010)
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Money trumps security in smart meter rollouts, experts say (06/15/2010)
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China Changes Rules on Evidence Obtained by Torture (06/15/2010)
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Can Obama and Congress Repair Their Broken Promises on Early Ed? (06/10/2010)
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. . . Or a Sensible Bow to Post-9/11 Reality (06/08/2010)
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Berkeley Law Professor Rachel F. Moran Named UCLA Law Dean (06/07/2010)
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A Hopeful Future for Kenya (06/07/2010)
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Professors Urge Major Reform of U.S. Minerals Management Service (06/04/2010)
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James McManis ’67 Tapped by Trial Lawyers Group for Key Posts (06/03/2010)
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China’s Lawyers Muzzled (06/02/2010)
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Parties Turning to ITC for Swiftness, Expertise in Patent Disputes (06/01/2010)
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The Slow March to Justice for Children (05/31/2010)
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Privacy fears mount as ad targeting grows (05/27/2010)
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Report Outlines Juvenile Justice System’s Mental Health Failures (05/26/2010)
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CORI Reform Expected To Pass, But Criminal Trails Could Remain (05/26/2010)
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Facebook Privacy Woes Make Little Impact on Site’s Popularity (05/26/2010)
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Patenting Smart Product User Interfaces: Round Two (05/26/2010)
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The Privacy Machiavellis (05/25/2010)
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An Executive Without Much Privilege (05/25/2010)
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Law School Approves Certificates in Business and International Law (05/25/2010)
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China’s Government’s Ambivalence Toward NGOs (05/24/2010)
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Microsoft’s Ballmer Says China Piracy Is a Problem (05/24/2010)
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Memorable Graduation Speakers (05/20/2010)
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Gulf oil spill: Obama’s regulatory response falls short (05/20/2010)
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New Report Shows How Building Retrofits Combat Climate Change (05/20/2010)
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Kagan’s Anti-Military Campaign (05/19/2010)
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Outraged by Lawsuit (05/19/2010)
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Justice Stevens’ Abiding Environmental Legacy (05/18/2010)
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True Story (05/18/2010)
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Chris Jay Hoofnagle to Deliver Keynote at the AdMonsters US Network Ad Ops Forum II (05/18/2010)
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Summer and 2010 OCIP Prep (05/17/2010)
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First-Year Students Cap Advocacy Training with Ninth Circuit Debut (05/17/2010)
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Why Elites Do Belong on the Supreme Court (05/16/2010)
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Kagan at Home with Typical Liberal Thinking (05/16/2010)
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FAQs for Contract Lawyering (05/14/2010)
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Operation Streamline: Border enforcement that doesn’t work (05/14/2010)
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Google admits vacuuming up data from Wi-Fi networks, apologizes (05/14/2010)
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Louisiana Targets Law School Clinics (05/13/2010)
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Ashley Rubin Honored for Writing Nation’s Best Grad Student Paper (05/12/2010)
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Theodore Olson ’65 Makes Time’s 100 Most Influential People List (05/10/2010)
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Tell-All Generation Learns to Keep Things Offline (05/08/2010)
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Miller Institute Initiative Promotes Human Rights for Women and Girls (05/07/2010)
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People’s Congresses Are Not Always ‘Rubber Stamp’ Legislatures (05/05/2010)
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New Analysis: Prop. 16 Protects Energy Utilities’ Monopoly Status (05/05/2010)
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Eric Talley, Robert Bartlett Named in Top 10 of Corporate Articles (05/03/2010)
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Supreme Court Sanity Calls for Filibusters (05/02/2010)
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A conference on software patents and free software (04/30/2010)
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Judge Harry Pregerson ’50 Wins Annual Haas Public Service Award (04/30/2010)
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Berkeley Law Students Spring into Action for Haiti, Haitian Nationals (04/29/2010)
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Key Privacy Wonk Joins Senators, Blasting Facebook’s Latest Moves (04/27/2010)
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Mark S. Siegel ’76 to Chair J. Paul Getty Trust’s Board of Trustees (04/27/2010)
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Whitney Harris ’36, Last Surviving Nuremberg Prosecutor, Dies at 97 (04/23/2010)
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The International Court of Justice Recognizes Environmental Impact Assessment as a Duty under International Law (04/22/2010)
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Waiting for Leadership (04/21/2010)
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Young Internet Users Ignorant of Privacy Laws, Study Finds (04/21/2010)
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China Modifies Government Procurement Policies, But Foreign Concerns Remain (04/19/2010)
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Justice Stevens, Guantanamo, and the Rule of Law (04/19/2010)
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The Supreme Court and National Security: After Justice Stevens (04/17/2010)
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Study: Young people concerned about privacy (04/16/2010)
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UC Berkeley Expert Questions Facebook’s Privacy Policies (04/16/2010)
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Berkeley says young people DO care about privacy (04/16/2010)
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Switching from Private Sector to Public Interest (04/16/2010)
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Ranking of Patent Law Programs for 2011: Perhaps Six Junk-Science Ratings Are Better Than One (04/15/2010)
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Google Sued for Copyright Infringement by Photographers and Visual Artists (04/15/2010)
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Study: Young adults do care about online privacy (04/15/2010)
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300th Anniversary of Copyright Law Reveals Need for Clarification (04/14/2010)
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Women at Boalt (04/14/2010)
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Defending Law School Clinics From Political Interference (04/13/2010)
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Former Legal Clerks Reflect on Justice Stevens (04/12/2010)
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Concerns Persist After Facebook Settlement (04/09/2010)
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Identity Fraud Still An Issue, Despite Advances (04/09/2010)
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Photographers Group Sues Google (04/08/2010)
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Creditors may skim over applications, leading to identity theft (04/08/2010)
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China’s ‘Indigenous Innovation’ Policy Creates Obstacles for Foreign Business (04/07/2010)
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How Lenders Overlook the Warning Signs of ID Theft (04/07/2010)
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5 Ways The Google Book Settlement Will Change The Future of Reading (04/02/2010)
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Was Boalt Hall Rotated? (03/30/2010)
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Looking Ahead to Fall OCIP (03/29/2010)
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Rio Tinto Trial Shines Harsh Spotlight on Chinese Criminal Justice (03/26/2010)
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Judge Moves Antitrust Suit Against Google Forward (03/23/2010)
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Facebook Privacy Blunder Is Boon for Berkeley Legal Scholar (03/19/2010)
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Women, Tenure, and the Law (03/17/2010)
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FTC Hears Debate About Whether Privacy Polices Can Work (03/17/2010)
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Federal judge approves Facebook ‘Beacon’ class-action settlement (03/17/2010)
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Uncertainty in China’s Legal Development, Part 2: Reforming the Courts (03/08/2010)
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Summer Fellowship Funding and the Pro Bono Requirement (03/04/2010)
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Berkeley Law Summer Fellowship Applications due 5pm on 4/1 (03/04/2010)
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Supreme Court’s Muchnick Ruling Keeps Dream of a Fair Royalty System Alive (03/03/2010)
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A Matter of Perspective: A Lawyer’s Place in Society (03/01/2010)
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Real Casualty (03/01/2010)
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Obama’s Justice Department Sticks a Fork in Miranda – Why? (02/25/2010)
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My Gift to the Obama Presidency (02/24/2010)
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New Report Analyzes Online Location Privacy (02/24/2010)
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Uncertainty in China’s Legal Development, Part I: Intimidation of Activists and Lawyers (02/22/2010)
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The Day After the Google Hearing: Rounding Up Coverage and Statements (02/19/2010)
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Google Books Fosters Intellectual, Legal Crossroads (02/18/2010)
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Copyright Reform Act tries fixing fair use with seven words (02/18/2010)
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Objectors Outnumber Supporters in First Half of Google Settlement Fairness Hearing (02/18/2010)
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File-Sharing Copyrighted Works Without Authorization: A Misguided Social Movement (02/17/2010)
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Watchdog Group Center For Democracy & Technology Shows Support For Facebook Beacon Settlement (02/16/2010)
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Getting It Backwards (02/15/2010)
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Should Tax Bills Be Public Information? (02/13/2010)
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Google Argues for Approval of Book Search Settlement (02/12/2010)
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Critics Say Google Invades Privacy With New Service (02/12/2010)
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Facebook Privacy Settlement Hits Bumps (02/12/2010)
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Internet Censorship in China and Human Rights (02/10/2010)
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10 Year Term of EFF Chairman Winds Down with EFF’s 20th Anniversary Tonight (02/10/2010)
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Google Library Opposed by Justice Department (02/09/2010)
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net.wars: Getting run down on the infobahn (02/07/2010)
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Government files objection to Google book deal (02/05/2010)
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The antitrust advocate (02/05/2010)
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Justice Department tells Google to try again on book deal (02/04/2010)
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Worse than identity theft? Legal use by government and industry of our private data (02/02/2010)
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Deal or No Deal: Part II (02/01/2010)
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‘Orphan’ Tug of War (01/29/2010)
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All eyes on online privacy (01/29/2010)
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New objections in Google Books case due (01/28/2010)
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Professors file petition against Google Books settlement (01/28/2010)
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Opponents line up on revised Google book deal (01/28/2010)
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Will an Expanded Right of Privacy Deter China’s Internet Vigilantes? (01/28/2010)
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Urban Homicide in 2009 – What Does the Good News Mean? (01/28/2010)
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Iranian Students Demonstrate Achievements of Will (01/27/2010)
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Amazon and Others Slam Revised Google Books Deal (01/27/2010)
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TRUSTe Launches Behavioral Advertising Notice and Choice Program Pilot (01/26/2010)
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Of The Corporations, By The Corporations, And For The Corporations (01/25/2010)
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A Look at the PhD Problem (01/22/2010)
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Can Immigrants Solve Our Health Care Problems? (01/19/2010)
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Still Earning Less (01/13/2010)
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The Telecom Company that Didn’t Play by the Rules (01/11/2010)
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Obama’s Defensive Security Won’t Work (01/10/2010)
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Calif. Judge Said to Be on Short List for Federal Circuit (01/04/2010)
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Open Book Alliance points out that improving search helps Google’s bottom line (01/04/2010)
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By Prohibiting Foreign Lawyers from Participating, California is Missing Out (01/01/2010)
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Google’s Goal: Digitize Every Book Ever Printed (12/30/2009)
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National Writers Union Puts Out Guide to Version 2 of the Google Books Settlement (12/28/2009)
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Top 10 ed-tech stories of 2009: No. 7 (12/24/2009)
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Two Second-Year Students Tout Human Rights in Copenhagen (12/22/2009)
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Business in China: What Does “Playing by the Rules” Mean? (12/22/2009)
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Platitudes Won’t Guarantee World Peace (12/20/2009)
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Berkeley Law Foundation Auction Funds Two Minority Fellowships (12/16/2009)
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The True Costs of Climate Change (12/15/2009)
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Feds on Your Friends List (12/15/2009)
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Samuelson Clinic Sues Agencies to Reveal Social Networking Policies (12/14/2009)
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Twitter Tapping (12/12/2009)
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DIY Book Scanners Turn Your Books Into Bytes (12/11/2009)
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Ethan Elkind Outlines California’s Options to Tap Renewable Energy (12/09/2009)
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The Clean Energy Potential in Our Backyard (12/09/2009)
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The Conversation Continues: Key Voices 2009 (12/07/2009)
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The Obama Speech I Wanted to Hear (12/05/2009)
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After Obama Visit, Legal Experts Dialogue Could Help Expand Citizens’ Rights in China (11/29/2009)
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No clear benefit to holding 9/11 trial in New York (11/25/2009)
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Obama Taps Jared Blumenfeld ’92 for High-Profile EPA Position (11/24/2009)
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An Additional Comment on Campus Protests and Academic Freedom (11/20/2009)
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Lawmakers, Inching Toward A Privacy Bill, Question ‘Data-Mining Reapers’ (11/19/2009)
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House Panel Moves Closer to Privacy Bill (11/19/2009)
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Google Books Settlement 2.0: Evaluating Competition (11/19/2009)
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Lawmakers probe deeper into privacy (11/19/2009)
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Samuelson Says She Has Same Pricing, Privacy Concerns About Google Settlement (11/18/2009)
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Why do lawmakers question law in 9/11 trial? (11/18/2009)
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Berkeley’s Samuelson Still Not Satisfied with Google Books Settlement, Will Urge Judge Not to Approve (11/17/2009)
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Google Rewrites Controversial Books Deal Amid Antitrust Concerns (11/17/2009)
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FTC Releases Agenda for First Privacy Roundtable and Announces Date of Second Roundtable (11/17/2009)
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Chongqing Criminal Trials Underscore Dangers of Corporatist State (11/17/2009)
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New Google Book Settlement Aims Only to Placate Governments (11/17/2009)
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Samuelson Clinic Outlines Smart Grid Concerns in FCC Comment (11/17/2009)
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Raymond L. Ocampo Jr. Receives ABA Spirit of Excellence Award for Advancing Diversity in the Legal Profession (11/17/2009)
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Antitrust concerns linger in Google Books deal (11/16/2009)
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The KSM Trial Will Be an Intelligence Bonanza for al Qaeda (11/15/2009)
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House Comm Subcommittee Schedules Universal Service, Online Privacy Hearings (11/12/2009)
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Social Networking Offers Bounty of Evidence, But Raises Problems for Both Parties in Case (11/11/2009)
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Justices Poke Fun at Patents for the Abstract (11/10/2009)
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Chris Bebenek ’11 Wins Berkeley Law Research and Writing Award (11/10/2009)
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Chris Bebenek ’11 Wins Berkeley Law Research and Writing Award (11/10/2009)
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Business Method Patents: Technological Change, Not Judicial Activism (11/09/2009)
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NBR Transcripts (11/09/2009)
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Fresh Look at Drug Courts Could Also Ease Prison Crisis (11/09/2009)
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Google Settlement Due in Court November 13; Open Book Alliance Issues “Requirements” (11/06/2009)
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Professor Franklin Zimring Takes Aim at Florida’s Attorney General (11/06/2009)
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Professor Franklin Zimring Takes Aim at Florida’s Attorney General (11/06/2009)
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Privacy Concern in Google Voice Call Recording (11/05/2009)
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Health Care Study: Public Option Would Generate Savings, Benefits (11/04/2009)
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Health Care Study: Public Option Would Generate Savings, Benefits (11/04/2009)
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A Letter to Obama (11/04/2009)
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New online law journal created by University of Miami law professor (11/02/2009)
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Google’s desire to scan old books has critics casting it as Goliath (11/02/2009)
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The Google Book Settlement: Real Magic or a Trick (11/01/2009)
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Myths of Get-Tough Law (11/01/2009)
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The Global Antitrust Battle Over Google’s Library (10/31/2009)
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Chinese Law Reform on the PRC’s 60th Birthday (10/29/2009)
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In re Bilski – Let us get back to work (10/28/2009)
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EPO style oppositions would bring substantial benefits to the US, report claims (10/26/2009)
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Judge Urged To Not Restrict Comments on Google Settlement (10/26/2009)
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Online Data Present A Privacy Minefield (10/26/2009)
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FTC, drugstores sue Solvay over delay in generic AndroGel (10/23/2009)
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ABA Hails Marjorie Shultz ’76 As One of America’s 50 ‘Legal Rebels’ (10/22/2009)
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Nokia sues Apple for patent infringement (10/22/2009)
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Why So Few Doctoral-Student Parents? (10/21/2009)
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Research Roundup (10/20/2009)
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Berkeley Law Center Plays Key Role in Producing Shriver Report (10/19/2009)
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Professor Emeritus and Renowned Scholar Stephen Barnett Dies at 73 (10/16/2009)
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Balancing Innovation and Access: Patent Challenges Tip the Scales (10/16/2009)
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CA Computer Scientists Charge U.S. EAC Misused Security Findings from Landmark E-Voting Study (10/15/2009)
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Google Books Is Not a Library (10/13/2009)
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UC Berkeley’s Oliver Williamson Shares Nobel Prize in Economics (10/12/2009)
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2 Commission Members Tout Plan’s Promise (10/11/2009)
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Aarti Kohli Warns That Immigration Enforcement Efforts Are Misguided (10/09/2009)
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Google to Revise a Book Pact by Nov. 9 (10/07/2009)
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A broken promise of “smart” immigration enforcement (10/07/2009)
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Professors Eric Talley, Jonathan Simon ’87 Awarded Faculty Chairs (10/07/2009)
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Sotomayor’s First Term (10/05/2009)
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Advice for Those With and Without OCIP Offers (10/04/2009)
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Editorial: The Google Wars (10/01/2009)
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Ad Tracking Widely Opposed, Study Says (09/30/2009)
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New Report Shows Most Americans Dislike Tailored Online Ads (09/30/2009)
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GBS and Students: Jason Schultz of UC Berkeley Examines Privacy (09/30/2009)
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Two-Thirds of Americans Object to Online Tracking (09/29/2009)
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Claim Construction: A Structured Framework (09/29/2009)
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Berkeley Empirical Legal Studies to Launch New Graduate Fellowship (09/29/2009)
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Google Book Settlement 1.0 Is History (09/24/2009)
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Jesse Ferrantella ’11 Wins National Writing Competition (09/23/2009)
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Samuelson’s Jason Schultz Helps Launch Cyberlaw Cases Blog (09/21/2009)
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Patent Auctions Offer Protections to Inventors (09/20/2009)
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Past As Prologue? (09/17/2009)
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Google Books Settlement: Taking the Long View (09/16/2009)
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Warren Institute Report Exposes Racial Profiling in Texas (09/16/2009)
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How the “Snow-Woman Effect” Slows Women’s Progress (09/16/2009)
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Obama Taps Jeff Bleich ’89 to Be Top Envoy to Australia (09/15/2009)
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History shows targeting the CIA is perilous move (09/13/2009)
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Career Development Office Hires New Attorney Counselors (09/10/2009)
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Jennifer Urban and Jason Schultz to Co-Direct Samuelson Clinic (09/10/2009)
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The Koret Interactive Learning Center Brings the World to Boalt Hall and Boalt Hall to the World (09/10/2009)
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Academics, ProQuest, Networks Object to Google Settlement (09/10/2009)
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Feeling lucky? Enough to trust Google with UC’s library holdings? (09/10/2009)
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The Case For Goliath (09/09/2009)
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Fix health care. But fix the deficits, too. (09/09/2009)
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Google’s Book Search (09/08/2009)
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Law Teaching Seminar (09/08/2009)
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EFF, ACLU says Google Books will chill reading, speech (09/08/2009)
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Will Privacy Concerns Kill Google Books Settlement? (09/08/2009)
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National Coalition of Authors Urge Rejection of Google Book (09/08/2009)
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EU Officials Offer Tepid Praise for Google Books (09/08/2009)
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Another Positive Step for Berkeley Law’s Loan Forgiveness Plan (09/04/2009)
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Healthcare Lawyers Student Mentorship Program (09/04/2009)
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Another Positive Step for Berkeley Law’s Loan Forgiveness Plan (09/04/2009)
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Management skills required (09/04/2009)
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New Blog Alert: Cyberlaw Cases (09/04/2009)
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Google Book Privacy Policy: Good Start, Much More Needed (09/04/2009)
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New Report Hails Berkeley’s Public School Diversity Plan (09/02/2009)
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Professional Skills Program to Become Larger Part of Curriculum (09/02/2009)
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New Report Hails Berkeley’s Public School Diversity Plan (09/02/2009)
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Professional Skills Program to Become Larger Part of Curriculum (09/02/2009)
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Google’s Book Scanning Has Authors On Edge (09/02/2009)
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Tech Influence Spending Unaffected By Recession (09/02/2009)
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Assessment Denied: the National Research Council’s Sins of Omission (08/31/2009)
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Walk this way – urge sustainable development (08/30/2009)
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More questions than answers on Google Books (08/29/2009)
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CLEE Targets Increase in Climate-Friendly Development (08/28/2009)
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Fashion blogger’s Google suit seen as weak (08/28/2009)
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Privacy Missing From Google Books Settlement (08/28/2009)
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The Single Best Question Asked at the Google Books Settlement Conference (08/28/2009)
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Edward Chen ’79 Nominated to U.S. District Court in San Francisco (08/26/2009)
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UC Berkeley Law Scholar Tells Google, ‘I Don’t Want The Money’ (08/25/2009)
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RIAA Copyright Crime vs Child Abduction (08/23/2009)
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OCIP – Ready for Monday? — Day of Interview Details (08/21/2009)
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The Torture Memos, Professor Yoo, and Academic Freedom (08/20/2009)
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OCIP Phase 2 Bidding and Phase 1 Open Sign Ups (08/20/2009)
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Is Google book deal a threat to privacy? (08/20/2009)
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Edley Interview Addresses Demands for Yoo’s Ouster (08/19/2009)
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‘Legal Planet’ Successfully Orbiting the Blogosphere (08/19/2009)
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OCIP Phase 1 Schedules Available — How to Cancel — Open Sign-ups (08/19/2009)
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Sites pulling sneaky Flash cookie-snoop (08/19/2009)
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Is $22,500 Per Song Unconstitutional? (08/19/2009)
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Google book project far from settled (08/19/2009)
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‘Legal Planet’ Successfully Orbiting the Blogosphere (08/19/2009)
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LifeLock tries to fend off legal battles (08/17/2009)
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Many Sites Using Flash Cookies to Silently Track Users (08/17/2009)
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Flash Cookies Track Even Privacy-conscious Surfers, Study Finds (08/17/2009)
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How were Social Security numbers given away? (08/15/2009)
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More Seek Privacy from Google Book Search Settlement (08/14/2009)
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National Writers Union Opposes Google Book Settlement (08/13/2009)
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Cheryl Hicks ’83, Lowell Carruth ’62 Elected to California State Bar Board of Governors (08/12/2009)
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Flash Cookies Used to Track User Behavior (08/12/2009)
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Another Quarter of Triple-Digit Growth for E-Books (08/12/2009)
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Adobe Flash cookies pose privacy questions (08/11/2009)
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More Pushback Against the Google Book Search Settlement (08/11/2009)
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David Kappos ’90 Confirmed as New Director of U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (08/10/2009)
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You Deleted Your Cookies? Think Again (08/10/2009)
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The Audacity of the Google Book Search Settlement (08/10/2009)
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Myths or Facts in Feminist Scholarship? (08/10/2009)
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San Francisco Bestows High Honor on Author Doug Dorst ’95 (08/06/2009)
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Shooter’s online rants were like trees in forest (08/06/2009)
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First Summer LL.M. Session Draws Rave Reviews (08/06/2009)
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OCIP Bidding/Action Items/Reminders (08/06/2009)
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More on Fall Recruiting (07/30/2009)
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BT: Creepy Or Perception (07/30/2009)
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Ads Follow Web Users, and Get More Personal (07/30/2009)
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Deficit: What caused it, why it matters (07/30/2009)
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Stephen Sugarman Unveils New Tactic to Improve Industry Accountability (07/29/2009)
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James Boyle On: Strategies For The Digital Age: Beyond Mocking the Clueless (07/29/2009)
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Organizations Urge Google To Ensure Privacy Protection in Book Search (07/28/2009)
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ACLU, EFF Urge Google Books to do Better Job Keeping Users’ Reading Private (07/27/2009)
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Budgets by the People, for the People (07/27/2009)
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Chilled Innovation v. Balanced Evolution: Reflecting on Indirect Copyright Liability in the Digital Age (07/24/2009)
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Google Book Search Privacy Under Fire (07/24/2009)
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Ex-FTC economist Baker joins FCC (07/23/2009)
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Don’t Let Google Close the Book on Reader Privacy! (07/23/2009)
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Who should bear the burden of UC budget cuts? (07/22/2009)
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Dean Christopher Edley Tapped to Serve on a University-wide Effort to Secure UC’s Future (07/21/2009)
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A Decade Later, Amazon Finds Itself on Other Side of ‘1-Click’ Patent Battle (07/17/2009)
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UC system: layoffs, not pay cuts (07/16/2009)
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Why We Endorsed Warrantless Wiretaps (07/16/2009)
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Cynthia Giles ’78 Tackles Busy Agenda in High-Ranking EPA Post (07/15/2009)
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San Jose Family Finds Credit Card Info Online (07/15/2009)
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Google Alert: Search Engine Links to Stolen Credit Cards from Russian Site (07/15/2009)
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Balancing privacy with better medical data (07/14/2009)
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Inequitable punishment (07/14/2009)
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Paul Mishkin, Longtime Berkeley Law Professor and Courts Expert, Dies at 82 (07/13/2009)
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“Family Values” and the Law: A Guest Post (07/09/2009)
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OCIP Resources (07/08/2009)
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Here comes the next fiscal crisis (07/08/2009)
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Briefs: Live Nation, Joel Tenenbaum, Spotify (07/08/2009)
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Ann O’Leary ’05 to Play Key Role in Maria Shriver’s Women’s Project (07/07/2009)
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No more quotas: Supreme Court dealt a final blow to racially motivated hiring (07/07/2009)
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Ann O’Leary ’05 to Play Key Role in Maria Shriver’s Women’s Project (07/07/2009)
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Social Security Numbers Are Easy to Guess (07/06/2009)
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Social Security Numbers Deduced From Public Data (07/06/2009)
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Mayor Hickenlooper wants database to help track kids’ trends (07/05/2009)
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Google Book Search Settlement Inquiry Announced (07/05/2009)
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Evening and Weekend Hours and Some OCIP Info (07/03/2009)
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Pamela Samuelson Takes Aim at Google Book Settlement (07/02/2009)
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Pamela Samuelson Takes Aim at Google Book Settlement (07/02/2009)
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DOJ Officially Opens Investigation Into Google Book Search (07/02/2009)
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Building a new UC – in cyberspace (07/01/2009)
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California’s lethal-injection plan is proven to be inhumane (06/27/2009)
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Longtime Berkeley Law Professor Named Yale Law School Dean (06/26/2009)
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Michael Jackson, RIP, FAQ (06/26/2009)
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10 lessons for national health care reform (06/23/2009)
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Jennifer Jeffers ’10 Wins Harmon Prize (06/22/2009)
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Will File-Sharing Case Spawn a Copyright Reform Movement? (06/22/2009)
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What’s next for Jammie Thomas-Rasset? (06/21/2009)
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Magazine Names Robert Barr Top Leader in Intellectual Property (06/18/2009)
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Record Labels’ $1.9 Million Win in Thomas Retrial Constitutional? (06/18/2009)
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American to lead U.N. agency’s patent division (06/18/2009)
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Google urged to beef up Gmail security (06/16/2009)
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New Robert Barr Scholarship Honors BCLT’s Executive Director (06/13/2009)
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Privacy vs. Profit on the Internet (06/12/2009)
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Mommy blogger family photo swiped, used for Czech grocery store ad (06/11/2009)
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How Facebook and Twitter Are Changing Data Privacy Rules (06/11/2009)
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Reports: DOJ turns up the heat on Google’s book deal (06/10/2009)
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Leading Legal Scholar Questions Radical Measures to ”Streamline” Music Licensing on the Internet (06/09/2009)
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Desiree Ramirez ’09 Receives Francine Diaz Memorial Award (06/08/2009)
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Judge Tosses Warrantless Wiretap Cases (06/04/2009)
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CDO: Summer Info (06/02/2009)
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Sotomayor’s remark does not make her a racist (06/02/2009)
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Google Is Top Tracker of Surfers in Study (06/02/2009)
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Theodore B. Olson ’65 Joins Former Rival to Fight Proposition 8 (05/28/2009)
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Supreme Court Nominee Sonia Sotomayor’s Speech at Berkeley Law in 2001 (05/26/2009)
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Centro Legal de La Raza Honors María Blanco, Former Students (05/22/2009)
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Berkeley Law Launches Inaugural Summer LL.M. Program (05/21/2009)
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FTC Chairman Appoints Willard Tom as General Counsel and Announces Four Other Senior Appointments (05/21/2009)
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2009 Graduation (05/20/2009)
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FTC Returns to Berkeley to Examine Intellectual Property Markets (05/18/2009)
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Can Californians afford to keep the death penalty? (05/17/2009)
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Consumers Left in the Dark on Net Privacy (05/15/2009)
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Google’s book scanning faces scrutiny (05/11/2009)
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Summer & OCIP Prep (05/08/2009)
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Boalt’s Response To The Economic Crisis (05/08/2009)
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Google in dispute over book project (05/01/2009)
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Urging Global Access for Medical Breakthroughs (04/30/2009)
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Manufacturing Outrage (04/30/2009)
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Judge delays Google books hearing (04/29/2009)
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Lindsay Harris ’09 Wins Sax Prize for Excellence in Clinical Advocacy (04/29/2009)
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Is Tenure a Trap for Women? (04/22/2009)
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Google Books Rival Objects to Settlement (04/20/2009)
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Scholarships, Symposium to Honor Professor Philip Frickey (04/20/2009)
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Can pro baseball save itself? (04/17/2009)
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Legally Speaking: The Dead Souls of the Google Booksearch Settlement (04/17/2009)
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Opposition to Google Books Settlement Jells (04/17/2009)
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Berkeley Law Students Negotiate Climate Change in Denmark (04/16/2009)
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Don’t hamstring the Endangered Species Act (04/15/2009)
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Profs protest massive P2P damage awards (04/12/2009)
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Asa Solway ’09 to Pioneer Fellowship Program in Sierra Leone (04/09/2009)
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To noted lawyer, it’s an open and shout case (04/08/2009)
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My Word: John Yoo’s academic freedom is being guarded by UC Berkeley (04/04/2009)
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Google’s Plan for Out-of-Print Books Is Challenged (04/03/2009)
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Role Models and Mentors (03/25/2009)
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International Human Rights Law Clinic Students Brief Policymakers on Guantánamo (03/23/2009)
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Cuomo Wins Ruling to Name Merrill Bonus Recipients (03/18/2009)
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Will democracy bring the demise of the hangman? (03/16/2009)
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Advertisers Get a Trove of Clues in Smartphones (03/11/2009)
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Cali Law Interns Find Career Options in D.C. (03/09/2009)
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Do Breach Notification Laws Work? (03/09/2009)
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Defense Attorney John Burris ’73 and the BART Shooting Case (03/06/2009)
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Lawmaker: Consumers need details in data breach warnings (03/06/2009)
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California Looks to Expand Data Breach Notification Law (03/06/2009)
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Clinic Demands That Mother of Murder Victim Be Allowed to Speak at Sentencing of Drug Lord (03/03/2009)
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Dressed for Success! (03/01/2009)
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Reliving the Dream (03/01/2009)
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It Takes a Community (03/01/2009)
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Amend telecommunications surveillance laws (03/01/2009)
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One Tough Case (03/01/2009)
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Dressed for Success! (03/01/2009)
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Amend telecommunications surveillance laws (03/01/2009)
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Reliving the Dream (03/01/2009)
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It Takes a Community (03/01/2009)
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One Tough Case (03/01/2009)
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A plan to make imports safe (02/25/2009)
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Top UC Law Schools Launch Collaborative Field Placement Program in Washington, D.C. (02/25/2009)
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FCC to Telecoms: Explain Privacy Protection or Pay Up (02/25/2009)
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Men and Mothering (02/24/2009)
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Give scholars access to the national DNA database (02/24/2009)
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Spotlight: Berkeley CHEFS Promotes Hybrid Health Reform (02/24/2009)
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Spotlight: Berkeley CHEFS Promotes Hybrid Health Reform (02/24/2009)
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Spotlight: EBCLC Partnership Assists Low-Income Families of Sick Children (02/23/2009)
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Spotlight: Face-to-Face With Mentally Ill Clients (02/23/2009)
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Google Tracker can show where you are (02/22/2009)
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Some thoughts on female leadership in male-dominated fields (02/20/2009)
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Too Much Information? Critics Decry Sites That Mine Public Data (02/20/2009)
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FTC Announces Third in Series of Hearings on Evolving Intellectual Property Marketplace (02/18/2009)
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Resolve the Indian Trust litigation (02/17/2009)
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Spending restraint and rainy day fiscal relief (02/17/2009)
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Clean up taxes the EZ way (02/17/2009)
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Google Tracker Appeals to Facebook Crowd, Spurs Privacy Worries (02/16/2009)
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EFF Raises Privacy Concerns with Google Latitude (02/16/2009)
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New guidelines for tracking consumers online (02/13/2009)
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Student Trip to Jordan Launches Iraqi Refugee Assistance Project (02/12/2009)
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FTC: No Privacy Laws For BT (02/12/2009)
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Privacy Advocates: FTC’s BT Guidelines Not Sufficient (02/12/2009)
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Privacy groups slam new rules (02/12/2009)
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Student Trip to Jordan Launches Iraqi Refugee Assistance Project (02/12/2009)
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Summer Fellowships (02/10/2009)
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Head Start takes a back seat (02/10/2009)
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Campaigning for patent reform (02/10/2009)
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Creative Commons Panel at Harvard Cyber Law (02/09/2009)
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Public Greets Massive Data Breach With Collective Yawn (02/09/2009)
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Death Threats Follow Web Map of Donors (02/08/2009)
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Prop 8 Donor Web Site Shows Disclosure Law Is 2-Edged Sword (02/07/2009)
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New Energy Emphasis, New Name for Berkeley Law Research Center (02/05/2009)
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Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act won’t close wage gap between men and women (02/04/2009)
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A road map to healthcare reform (02/03/2009)
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Obama Made a Rash Decision on Gitmo (01/29/2009)
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A Busy Year in Books for Berkeley Law Faculty (01/29/2009)
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A Bad Reputation (01/27/2009)
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Data Privacy Day’s messages for Obama, consumers (01/27/2009)
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Jennifer King Takes Snapshot of San Francisco’s Surveillance Program (01/27/2009)
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How Obama can fix an illegal war (01/23/2009)
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Berkeley Website Offers Policy Ideas to Obama Administration (01/23/2009)
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Students Help North African Win Three-Year Asylum Battle (01/22/2009)
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Other Public Interest Career Fairs (01/21/2009)
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2 Off Campus Public Interest Conferences (01/21/2009)
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The Bible (01/20/2009)
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“Reality Check” Employer Visits (01/20/2009)
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Getting over the Rev. Rick (01/19/2009)
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Death Penalty Clinic Helps Keep Alabama Man Off Death Row (01/16/2009)
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Future of Privacy Forum Issues Recommendations for the New Presidential Administration (01/13/2009)
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PI/PS Day 2009 (01/13/2009)
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Mock Interview Program (01/08/2009)
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Spring OCIP (01/08/2009)
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Restore the Senate’s Treaty Power (01/04/2009)
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Will Midnight Regulations Push Bush Agenda Into Obama’s Presidency? (12/19/2008)
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Jacob Hacker Urges Public Insurance Option As Part of Health Care Reform (12/18/2008)
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A Message for Our New President (12/17/2008)
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Marin Voice: Time for a new human rights agenda (12/10/2008)
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CCELP’s Cymie Payne in Poland for U.N. Climate Change Talks (12/08/2008)
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Election Was No Sweeping Mandate (12/07/2008)
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A “Bailout Package” for the Constitution (12/05/2008)
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Two Upcoming Interview Programs (12/05/2008)
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CDO Winter Break Hours (12/05/2008)
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Identity safeguards help (11/26/2008)
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Who’s Been Reading My Cell-phone Records? (11/25/2008)
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A Wealth of Data, and Nobody in Charge (11/21/2008)
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After the Vote: Dean Edley Leads Post-Election Analysis (11/21/2008)
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After the Vote: Dean Edley Leads Post-Election Analysis (11/21/2008)
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“Closing Gitmo is not enough”: International Herald Tribune op-ed (11/21/2008)
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Barack Obama’s Privacy Challenge (11/17/2008)
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Q&A: Brad Simon, PlayFirst Inc. (11/14/2008)
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New Clinic Report Details Lives of Released Guantánamo Detainees (11/12/2008)
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Dean Edley to Help Obama with White House Transition (11/06/2008)
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Berkeley Law Receives Its Largest Law Firm Contribution (11/05/2008)
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The Historic Legal Journey of Domestic Violence Victim Cheryl Jones (11/04/2008)
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UC Berkeley Report Details Shattered Lives of Released Guantánamo Detainees (Nov. 2008) (11/01/2008)
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GOOG, YHOO, MSFT Set Rules of Engagement for Iron-Fist Countries (10/29/2008)
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Spotlight: Students Flock to Asylum Clinic (10/16/2008)
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Spotlight: Workers’ Rights Clinic Helps Low-Income People Navigate Workplace Problems (10/16/2008)
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Spotlight: At AYJ Clinics, The Focus Is On Youth Rights (10/16/2008)
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South Addition Project Gets Under Way with Groundbreaking Ceremony (10/08/2008)
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Panel on Financial Crisis Draws Overflow Crowd (10/07/2008)
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New Arrival Kristen Holmquist Beefs Up Academic Support Program (10/06/2008)
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Who Owns the Law? Arguments May Ensue (09/28/2008)
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Sebastopol man puts code manuals online (09/27/2008)
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Business Method Patents And The Potential For Inequitable Conduct Claims (09/26/2008)
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Accepting/Declining OCIP Offers (09/25/2008)
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Beyond OCIP (09/25/2008)
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Benjamin Botts ’10 Wins CEB Legal Research and Writing Award (09/25/2008)
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David Onek Appointed to San Francisco Police Commission (09/11/2008)
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Google Tightens Data Retention Policy – Again (09/09/2008)
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Professional Skills Courses Continue to Gain Popularity (09/09/2008)
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Professional Skills Courses Continue to Gain Popularity (09/09/2008)
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He’s giving you access, one document at a time (09/03/2008)
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A Digital Divide For Online Shoppers? (09/03/2008)
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Privacy policies don’t protect privacy (09/03/2008)
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A Former Guantanamo Detainee Speaks Out, Demanding Accountability (fall-winter 2008) (09/01/2008)
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OCIP – Callbacks (09/01/2008)
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No Summer Offer? (09/01/2008)
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Beyond OCIP (09/01/2008)
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OCIP — The Final Week (09/01/2008)
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Emma Greenman ’09 Targets Youth Vote at Democratic National Convention (08/29/2008)
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Best Western forced to play defense on data breach disclosure (08/28/2008)
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Boalt’s Entering Class Brings Wealth of Talents, Backgrounds (08/23/2008)
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Ready for OCIP? Some Day of Interview Details (08/22/2008)
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Government Jobs and Programs (08/21/2008)
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OCIP Update — Phase 1 Open Sign Ups and Phase 2 Bidding (08/21/2008)
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OCIP Phase 1 Schedules Now Available — How To Cancel — Open Sign-Ups (08/20/2008)
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Spotlight: Debut of Online Environmental Law Journal Explores Revival of Nuclear Power (08/15/2008)
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Spotlight: Berkeley Law’s Daniel Farber Chairs Cross-campus Energy Group (08/15/2008)
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Spotlight: Berkeley Law Environmentalist Homes in on Campus’s Carbon Footprint (08/15/2008)
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Spotlight: Berkeley Law’s Richard Frank Warns of the Delta’s Growing Crisis (08/15/2008)
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Spotlight: Berkeley Law’s Henry Stern ’09 Elected to Co-chair Campus Student Environmental Group (08/15/2008)
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Roxanna Altholz to Represent Victims of Colombian Paramilitary Chiefs (08/12/2008)
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CDO Office Hours for Fall 2008 – New Location! (08/11/2008)
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New CDO Counselor (08/11/2008)
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OCIP Information (08/11/2008)
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Transcripts for OCIP (08/11/2008)
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The Fall Public Interest Sector Job Search (08/11/2008)
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Public Interest/Public Sector Email Lists for 2Ls and 3Ls (08/11/2008)
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Judicial Clerkships (08/11/2008)
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Postgraduate Fellowships (08/11/2008)
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Government Honors Programs (08/11/2008)
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Split Public Interest Summers (08/11/2008)
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Off Campus Events (08/11/2008)
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Constitutional Concerns Linger After Senate OKs Bill with Telecom Immunity (08/03/2008)
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Berkeley Law Expert: Guantanamo Ruling Bolsters Constitutional Checks and Balances (07/10/2008)
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‘Red Flags Rules’ for Identity Theft on the Way (07/08/2008)
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Visiting Google might compromise your privacy (07/08/2008)
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District Court Rules on Key Copyright and Computer Law Issues in Online Coupon Distribution Case (07/07/2008)
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Stimmen und Details zum umstrittenen Gerichtsurteil (07/06/2008)
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Google Told to Turn Over User Data of YouTube (07/04/2008)
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Ochtendgloren: Google/Yahoo bezwaren (07/04/2008)
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Datenschutz-Seilzeihen um YouTube-Filme (07/04/2008)
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Golpe judicial contra Google (07/04/2008)
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Students Persuade Lender to Reduce Risks of Identity Theft, But Security Lapses Remain (06/30/2008)
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U.S. and Europe Near Agreement on Private Data (06/28/2008)
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Education Advocate Meghan Corman ’08 Honored by California Bar (06/27/2008)
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Viacom Could Face Uphill Climb in Suit against YouTube (06/27/2008)
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Association for Computing Machinery’s Flagship Magazine Launches New Editorial Scope and Format; Changes Reflect Need to Inform Today’s Dynamic Computing Community (06/25/2008)
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Award-winning Librarian Explores Controversy of Presidential Signing Statements (06/17/2008)
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New Robert Barr Scholarship Honors BCLT’s Executive Director (06/13/2008)
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CARC Partnership Brings Rewards, Awards for Berkeley Law Duo (06/09/2008)
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Report: Data Breach Disclosure Laws Don’t Slow Down Identity Theft (06/08/2008)
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Privacy Advocates Ask: ‘What’s Google Got to Hide?’ (06/04/2008)
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Rachael Langston ’08 and Harini Raghupathi ’07 Named Skadden Fellows (06/03/2008)
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Berkeley Law LL.M. Beats Odds to Join Prestigious World Bank Program (06/02/2008)
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Google Seeks Dismissal Of Street View Lawsuit (05/30/2008)
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The Digital Wisdom of Richard Sennett (05/23/2008)
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First-Year Students Show off Advocacy Skills at Ninth Circuit (05/23/2008)
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Lively Commencement for Class of 2008 (05/21/2008)
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My space (05/18/2008)
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Most don’t know personal data can be sold (05/15/2008)
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Robbins Collection Receives Substantial Gift of Rare Books (05/12/2008)
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Lisa Cisneros ’07 Leads Project to Help Rural LGBT Residents (05/12/2008)
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FTC Airs Mobile Marketing’s Dirty Laundry (05/09/2008)
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Diane Marie Amann Joins Star Roster on Slate’s New Legal Blog (05/02/2008)
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Steve Weissman Hire, Recent Conference Further Boost CCELP’s Profile (04/29/2008)
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Carmen Atkins ’08 Receives Sax Prize for Excellence in Clinical Advocacy (04/24/2008)
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Google Re-Wows Investors With Ad Quality (04/23/2008)
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Online Advertising Conference Recap (04/23/2008)
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Banks: Fess up (04/21/2008)
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Marjorie Shultz Wins Rutter Award for Teaching Excellence (04/21/2008)
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Rockin’ the Law: Josh Keesan ’09 Turns Course Work Into Tunes (04/21/2008)
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Tough cookies for Web surfers seeking privacy (04/19/2008)
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Ecology Law Quarterly Launches Online Companion Journal (04/17/2008)
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The Torture Memos and Academic Freedom (04/10/2008)
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U.S. News & World Report Again Ranks Boalt IP Program No. 1 (04/09/2008)
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Domestic Violence Practicum Confronts Confrontation Clause Before U.S. Supreme Court (04/08/2008)
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Environmentalists in Outer Space (03/30/2008)
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Retiring Bookstore Manager Joyce Hall Leaves Legacy of Support and Encouragement (03/27/2008)
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Death Penalty Clinic Celebrates Supreme Court Victory in Snyder Case (03/21/2008)
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Conferees Debate Whether Patents Still Matter With Today’s Technologies (03/17/2008)
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Accounting for information (03/17/2008)
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IP Litigation Insurance, Defensive Licensing Are Explored at U.C. Berkeley Conference (03/12/2008)
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Patent Filing: Is it a Predictor of Survival? (03/12/2008)
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David Weissbrodt ’69 Receives Riesenfeld Award (03/12/2008)
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Every click you make, they’ll be watching you (03/11/2008)
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Entrepreneurial Companies and the Patent System (03/06/2008)
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Henderson Center Spring Symposium to Examine Criminalization of Poverty (03/05/2008)
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Radhika Sainath ’08 visits Pakistan to study state of emergency (03/04/2008)
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Ranking Corporate America on Identity Theft (02/27/2008)
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Bank of America, HSBC Most Prone to I.D. Theft, Report Says (02/27/2008)
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The Promise of Berkeley (02/27/2008)
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Banks, phone companies identity-theft targets (02/27/2008)
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Darius Graham ’09 Authors New Book Profiling Those Who Make a Difference (02/22/2008)
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Bush battles to keep spy law (02/15/2008)
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Wearable Tracking Tags Test Privacy Boundaries at the U. of Washington (02/15/2008)
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Ninth Circuit Day Draws Packed Audience to Hear Oral Arguments (02/15/2008)
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Warren Ko ’09 Named Latham & Watkins Diversity Scholar (02/13/2008)
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Professor Liu Promotes California School Finance Reform (02/06/2008)
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Samuels-Young ’90 is attorney by day, acclaimed novelist at night (02/05/2008)
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Human Rights Clinic Expert: Colombia’s Justice System Must End Impunity for Gross Violations of Human Rights (02/04/2008)
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Mobblog: The New Servitudes (02/04/2008)
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Calif. Rep. wants tougher breach, ID theft laws (02/01/2008)
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Microsoft, Yahoo! Await Antitrust Scrutiny (02/01/2008)
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Up Against Big Brother (02/01/2008)
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Moran Elected President of AALS; Several Faculty Win Awards (01/17/2008)
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Justices Get Another Shot at Patent Law (01/16/2008)
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H5 Appoints Former Oracle General Counsel Raymond L. Ocampo Jr. to Board of Directors (01/16/2008)
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Middle-aged guys seek reunion with the beloved wheels of their youth (01/15/2008)
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Schultz Returns to Samuelson Clinic as Associate Director (01/11/2008)
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Will Vick’s Sentencing Help to Expand Liability in Animal Law? (01/07/2008)
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Stem cells: Snagged in the patent thicket (01/01/2008)
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O’Brien ’91 Appointed Co-Chair of Justice Reform Partnership with Afghanistan (12/28/2007)
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Searching for More Online Privacy? Boalt Expert Says Just Ask(.com) (12/20/2007)
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Mulligan speaks on privacy at Sun Microsystems (12/20/2007)
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Striking Out? For Prosecution, Convicting Bonds May Not Be as Easy as 1-2-3 (12/17/2007)
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How Sony BMG lost its mind and rootkitted its CDs — prepublication law paper (12/17/2007)
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Privacy laws need better controls, technology, panelists say (12/16/2007)
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Innovations in Robotics and Automation: Focus IEEE & UC Berkeley (12/14/2007)
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Death Penalty Clinic Assumes Leadership Role in Lethal Injection Litigation (12/13/2007)
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Death Penalty Clinic’s Alper wins “Angel Award” for pro bono work (12/10/2007)
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Dean Edley named Honorable William H. Orrick Jr. Distinguished Chair in Legal Ethics and the Legal Profession (12/10/2007)
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Sun Microsystems to Host Panel on Internet Privacy and the ”Network of You” on December 12th (12/10/2007)
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Facebook’s Beacon just the tip of the privacy iceberg (12/05/2007)
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International Human Rights Law Clinic Supports Effort to Fight Poverty in California’s San Joaquin Valley (12/04/2007)
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Task Force Tackles Delta crisis, State’s Water Woes (12/04/2007)
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Who’s Tracking Your Web Movements? (12/04/2007)
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Safeguarding Privacy on the Public Internet (12/03/2007)
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Your Privacy and Facebook (11/30/2007)
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Sean Reyes ’97 Wins First ABA National Outstanding Young Lawyer Award (11/29/2007)
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Professor Zimring Receives Sutherland Award (11/26/2007)
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Space property rights and the 3:10 to Yuma (11/19/2007)
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Another $1 Million Pledge: The Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Foundation (11/15/2007)
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Boalt Professors Launch Project on U.N. Compensation Paid After Gulf War (11/14/2007)
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Boalt Human Rights Clinic Seeks to Hold Guatemala Accountable for Forced Disappearances (11/13/2007)
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BCCJ Appoints Two Prominent Academics to its Research Team (11/13/2007)
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Boalt Human Rights Clinic Seeks to Hold Guatemala Accountable for Forced Disappearances (11/13/2007)
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Facebook Is Marketing Your Brand Preferences (With Your Permission) (11/07/2007)
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Battling a new type of Identity Theft (11/06/2007)
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Most Americans Unaware Their Online Moves Are Tracked All The Time (11/03/2007)
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Most consumers clueless about online tracking, behavior profiling (11/01/2007)
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Worldwide: IP Strategy – More Than Meets The Eye (11/01/2007)
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Professor Sax Accepts 2007 Blue Planet Prize in Tokyo (10/17/2007)
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Dean Edley Inducted into American Academy of Arts and Sciences (10/17/2007)
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Now Hear This: Boalt Expert Says Music Sharing Verdict Rings True (10/15/2007)
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Chris Hoofnagle on Privacy and Search Engines (10/14/2007)
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Olympics-Related Advocacy Could Help Change Chinese Policy on Darfur, says Boalt Human Rights Expert (10/05/2007)
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Olympics-Related Advocacy Could Help Change Chinese Policy on Darfur, says Boalt Human Rights Expert (10/05/2007)
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Robbins ’72 Gives $1 Million to Boalt, Becomes First to Accept Hewlett Challenge (10/05/2007)
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Why the RIAA should have won (though the fine was too high) (10/05/2007)
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Gala Honors Civil Rights Trailblazers John Doar ’49, Christopher Daley ’01 (09/27/2007)
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Calculating the Costs of Cyber Crime (09/27/2007)
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UN: Berkman Center Announces 07-08 Fellows (09/09/2007)
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Why Security And Liberty Fit Hand In Glove (09/09/2007)
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Steve Ranger’s Notebook: Don’t let sleeping data dogs lie (09/04/2007)
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Data breach laws ‘make companies serious about security’ (09/03/2007)
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Boalt Expert: Executives Backdated Options to Inflate Their Compensation, Not Just to Benefit Their Firms (08/30/2007)
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Professor Scheiber Speaks at 2007 9th Circuit Judicial Conference (08/14/2007)
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Find Answers at the Crossroads of Privacy (08/13/2007)
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Russian Action in Arctic Symbolic But Significant, Says Boalt Ocean Law Expert (08/08/2007)
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2007 Partners in Leadership Campaign Comes to a Record-Breaking Close (08/06/2007)
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Boalt Criminologist Jonathan Simon Urges California to Kick the Prison Habit (08/06/2007)
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Faith Community Seen As a Key Partner in Criminal and Educational Reform Initiatives (08/06/2007)
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Researchers recommend tougher post-election audits (08/01/2007)
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Boalt Alumnus Jeffrey Bleich ’89 Elected California State Bar President (07/24/2007)
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Boalt Environmental Expert and Sacramento Insider Weighs in on Recent California Air Resources Board Nominee (07/24/2007)
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A DMCA Fix Needed To Eliminate Online Copyright Loophole (07/24/2007)
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New, Frightening Form of ID Theft (07/24/2007)
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Closing the Loopholes on Data Theft (07/11/2007)
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Form Of ID Theft Has Thieves Creating Fictional Personas (07/08/2007)
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Professor Sax Awarded 2007 Blue Planet Prize (07/05/2007)
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Final charges dropped in HP ‘pretexting’ case (06/28/2007)
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Synthetic ID Theft Uses Social Security Numbers (06/19/2007)
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Sam Kagel, Famed Labor Mediator, Dies at 98 (06/11/2007)
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Maria Blanco ’84 to Lead Warren Institute (06/07/2007)
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Justice Harry Low Named ‘San Franciscan of the Year’ (06/06/2007)
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Professor Kay Honored for Lifetime Commitment to Berkeley (06/06/2007)
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Professor Frank Zimring Wins Criminology Award (05/31/2007)
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Hershey Vs. Pot Dealer in Trademark Suit (05/31/2007)
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Clintons Benefited from Public Company (05/29/2007)
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Universal Support for Boalt Among ’07 Grads (05/23/2007)
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Human Rights Clinic Preps Activists for U.N. Hearing on Migrant Abuse (05/22/2007)
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Ken Taymor Named ED at BCLB (05/10/2007)
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South Africa Grappling with a Plague of Domestic Violence (05/08/2007)
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Academy of Arts & Sciences Appoints Dean Edley as a Fellow (05/02/2007)
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Student Brief Moves the FCC: A David and Goliath Story (05/01/2007)
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Boalt’s Intellectual Property Program Recognized by U.S. News (05/01/2007)
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Commencement Speakers Announced (05/01/2007)
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Newly Admitted Students Mingle at Boalt (05/01/2007)
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Boalt’s Biggest Horse Racing Fan Wins Regulatory Post (05/01/2007)
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Student Brief Moves the FCC: A David and Goliath Story (05/01/2007)
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Boalt Team Earns Honors in Vienna Arbitration Moot Competition (05/01/2007)
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First-Year Students Polish Their Skills at the Ninth Circuit (05/01/2007)
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Boalt’s Intellectual Property Program Recognized by U.S. News (05/01/2007)
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Dean Edley’s Spring Break: Building Bridges in Japan and Korea (05/01/2007)
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First-Year Students Polish Their Skills at the Ninth Circuit (05/01/2007)
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Faculty Brief Addresses Civil Rights Enforcement (04/23/2007)
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Boalt Hall Leads Global Arbitration Initiative in Latin America (04/13/2007)
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Mark Feeser ’07 Wins Sax Prize (04/12/2007)
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Clinic Associate Director Roxanna Altholz ’99 Leads International Outcry Against Dominican Government’s Attack on Human Rights Defender (04/09/2007)
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Orange Coast Magazine Notes Highly Regarded Boalt Alumni (04/09/2007)
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Clinic Associate Director Roxanna Altholz ’99 Leads International Outcry Against Dominican Government’s Attack on Human Rights Defender (04/09/2007)
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U.S. Takes Chinese Trade Complaints to WTO (04/09/2007)
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UC Group Wins NSF Grant to Study How Organizations Learn From Disaster (04/05/2007)
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Professor Edelman ’86 Shares NSF Grant to Explore Role of Law in School Life (04/04/2007)
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Who’s guarding your data in the cybervault? (04/01/2007)
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Eric Stover, Leading Human Rights Expert, Joins Boalt Faculty as Adjunct Professor (03/29/2007)
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Tirien Steinbach ’99 Named Executive Director of EBCLC (03/28/2007)
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Boalt Joins In First Annual UC Berkeley Energy Symposium (03/23/2007)
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To Fight Identity Theft, a Call for Banks to Disclose All Incidents (03/21/2007)
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Schools Tout Clinics for Real-World Legal Experience (03/19/2007)
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Critics to Google: Privacy, please (03/15/2007)
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Search For Digital Rights Middle Ground (03/09/2007)
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Domestic Violence Practicum Shares Win in California Supreme Court Decision (03/08/2007)
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Boalt Women Alumni Honored at ABA’s First Annual DirectWomen Awards Lunch (03/06/2007)
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Barbara Brenner ’81 Wins SF Chronicle’s Jefferson Award for Community Service (03/05/2007)
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Lawmakers get less combative on data-breach bills (03/01/2007)
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Boalt Hosts 2007 Northern California Clinical Conference (02/27/2007)
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Dean Edley, Six Boalt Alumni Named California Lawyer Attorneys of the Year (02/27/2007)
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Death Penalty Clinic Helps Secure Release of Client from Alabama Prison (02/26/2007)
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Senator Feinstein Addresses CCELP Climate Change Conference at Boalt (02/26/2007)
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Think Your Social Security Number Is Secure? Think Again (02/24/2007)
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Radio Waves (02/21/2007)
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90’s Crime Wave? Not So, Says Zimring in Talk at AAAS Meeting (02/16/2007)
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Ninth Circuit Returns to Booth Auditorium for Boalt’s Annual Day in Court (02/15/2007)
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Dean Edley Joins Commission Call for Tougher Federal Education Law Standards (02/14/2007)
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Rick Frank, Phil Isenberg ’67 Named to Governor’s Delta Plan Task Force (02/09/2007)
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Complexity of Copyright Act’s Licensing Regime Recurring Theme at Net Conference (02/05/2007)
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How to protect your private information (01/29/2007)
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2007 Riesenfeld Symposium to Feature WTO Deputy Director-General Jara (01/25/2007)
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Hillary: The Privacy Candidate? (01/24/2007)
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Diane Chin Joins Henderson Center for Social Justice as Associate Director (01/23/2007)
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UC Berkeley Foundation Taps Seven Alumni for Outstanding Volunteer Service (01/23/2007)
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Roman Law Scholars Convene: All Roads Lead to Robbins Collection (01/23/2007)
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Merges: Back to the Shadows, or Onward and Upward? Current Trends in Patent Law (01/21/2007)
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Hollywood Asks YouTube: Friend or Foe? (01/15/2007)
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Boalt Helps Bring Dramatic Abu Ghraib Exhibit by Fernando Botero to Berkeley (01/10/2007)
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Louis Heilbron ’31, Early Cal State University Leader, Labor Lawyer, Dies at Age 99 (01/03/2007)
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Boalt Alums Honored by California Lawyer Magazine for Pro Bono Work (01/02/2007)
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Carole Vigne ’07 Wins Prestigious Skadden Fellowship (12/22/2006)
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Patents get harder to come by (12/22/2006)
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Boalt Joins S.F. City Attorney in Unique Affirmative Litigation Working Group (12/14/2006)
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Freeze! That security law may be unconstitutional (12/08/2006)
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Spying suit costs HP $14.5 million (12/08/2006)
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Supreme Court Hears Argument on School Integration, Boalt is Amicus Counsel (12/07/2006)
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Criminal Justice Expert David Onek Takes Reins at New Criminal Justice Center (11/27/2006)
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Software patent conference outlines problems, possible solutions (11/27/2006)
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Justices hand victory to free speech online (11/21/2006)
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Boalt Co-Hosts Unique Scholarly Gathering on Federal Indian Law with NCAI (11/16/2006)
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ChoicePoint’s Comeback Tour (11/16/2006)
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Rising cost of data breaches fuel security spending (11/15/2006)
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Jamie Calloway ’06 Elected to Albany School Board (11/14/2006)
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BCLT Uses $700,000 Kauffman Grant to Study IP and Entrepreneurship (11/14/2006)
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L. A. Times Legal Writer Henry Weinstein ’69 Wins Prestigious Chancellor Award (11/14/2006)
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Keeping Your Enemies Close (11/12/2006)
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Boalt’s Law of the Sea Institute Co-Chairs Conference in Korea on Ocean Disputes in Northeast Asia (11/09/2006)
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Boalt’s Law of the Sea Institute Co-Chairs Conference in Korea on Ocean Disputes in Northeast Asia (11/09/2006)
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Peter Welch ’73 Elected to Congress from Vermont (11/09/2006)
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Experts debate: Is DRM good or bad for consumers? (11/08/2006)
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Counting on security (11/05/2006)
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Boalt Conference Honors Work of Federal Courts Scholar Paul Mishkin (10/31/2006)
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We’re Google. So Sue Us. (10/23/2006)
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J. Clifford Wallace ’55, Ex-Ninth Circuit Chief Judge, Honored for Lifetime Service (10/20/2006)
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What’s Holding Up a Pretexting Law (10/18/2006)
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Prop 209 Symposium on October 27 to Feature UC Leaders Roundtable (10/16/2006)
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Brent Appel ’77 Named to Iowa Supreme Court (10/16/2006)
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Future of American Society of International Law Debated at Boalt (10/12/2006)
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Panel to Examine Legal Challenges to Voluntary School Desegregation (10/12/2006)
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Class action suit over ID theft tossed out (10/12/2006)
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Boalt, Haas and iSchool Host Chinese Delegates for Intellectual Property Rights Program (10/11/2006)
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Boalt Files Amicus on Behalf of Ex-Chancellors in School Integration Cases (10/11/2006)
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Delegates From China to Visit UC Berkeley for New Innovation and Intellectual Property Rights Program (10/10/2006)
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YouTube may add to Google’s copyright worries (10/09/2006)
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Companies send clear message about e-mail (10/06/2006)
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Alums Celebrate Boalt Connections, Community at 2006 All-Alumni Reunion (10/06/2006)
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Professor Scheiber Discusses the “Tort Revolution” in California (10/04/2006)
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Boalt Joins in National Guantanamo Teach-In (10/03/2006)
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Boalt Celebrates Faculty Authors (09/29/2006)
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Farber’s Latest Book Sets Bar for New Field of Law (09/28/2006)
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Smile, you’re on culinary candid camera! (09/27/2006)
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Michael J. Halloran ’65 Tapped as Deputy Chief of Staff and Counsel at SEC (09/27/2006)
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IBM putting patent apps online (09/26/2006)
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Starbucks sued over “unchecked ambition” (09/26/2006)
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John A. Nejedly ’41, Former State Senator, Environmentalist, Dies at Age 91 (09/25/2006)
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Jesse Choper Honored as 2006 Rutter Award Winner (09/21/2006)
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Gala Crowd Fetes Thelton Henderson ’62 at Center for Social Justice Renaming (09/19/2006)
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Fuzzy Laws Come Into Play in the H.P. Pretexting Case (09/18/2006)
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Judge seals files in MediaNews trial (09/15/2006)
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State’s HP Case May Be Tough to Win (09/15/2006)
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Dean Edley Joins Discussion on Terror at Zellerbach (09/14/2006)
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Hewlett-Packard Under Scrutiny (09/13/2006)
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Hewlett-Packard Chairman Steps Down Amid Media Leaks Scandal (09/12/2006)
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Boalt Hall Terrorism Conference Examines Academic Role in Post-9/11 World (09/11/2006)
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Professor Sandy Kadish Turns 85! (09/07/2006)
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Journalist Jess Bravin ’97 Wins Jacobs Fellowship (09/05/2006)
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Alums Get an Assist in Finding Teaching Positions (09/05/2006)
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Private Eyes (09/01/2006)
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Conference to Honor Work of Harry Scheiber (08/31/2006)
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Diane Citrino ’82 Honored for Civil Rights Contributions (08/28/2006)
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The Recorder Spotlights Boalt’s New CCELP Director (08/24/2006)
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Boalt Pays Tribute to Judge Thelton Henderson ’62 (08/22/2006)
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Boalt Speaks About … Terrorism (08/08/2006)
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LSAT Redux: Alumni Volunteers Needed Take Redesigned Admission Test (08/03/2006)
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International Alumni Circle Back to Boalt for Annual Gathering (07/27/2006)
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Napa Court Chooses Monique Longhorn-Johnson ’99 (07/24/2006)
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William Benemann Researches Male Intimacy in Early America (07/24/2006)
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Dinner Honors First Aldo Test Writing Award Winner from Class of 2006 (07/14/2006)
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Boalt Alums Elected UCB Foundation Trustees (07/11/2006)
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Paul H. Chan ’84 to Lead Denver Bar Association (07/05/2006)
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Experts in Privacy, Environment, Family and Community Law Join Faculty (06/28/2006)
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Boalt Grads Named Most Influential Lawyers (06/26/2006)