Articles

Whitney Harris ’36, Last Surviving Nuremberg Prosecutor, Dies at 97 (04/23/2010)

The International Court of Justice Recognizes Environmental Impact Assessment as a Duty under International Law (04/22/2010)

Waiting for Leadership (04/21/2010)

Young Internet Users Ignorant of Privacy Laws, Study Finds (04/21/2010)

China Modifies Government Procurement Policies, But Foreign Concerns Remain (04/19/2010)

Justice Stevens, Guantanamo, and the Rule of Law (04/19/2010)

The Supreme Court and National Security: After Justice Stevens (04/17/2010)

Switching from Private Sector to Public Interest (04/16/2010)

Study: Young people concerned about privacy (04/16/2010)

UC Berkeley Expert Questions Facebook’s Privacy Policies (04/16/2010)

Berkeley says young people DO care about privacy (04/16/2010)

Ranking of Patent Law Programs for 2011: Perhaps Six Junk-Science Ratings Are Better Than One (04/15/2010)

Google Sued for Copyright Infringement by Photographers and Visual Artists (04/15/2010)

Study: Young adults do care about online privacy (04/15/2010)

Women at Boalt (04/14/2010)

300th Anniversary of Copyright Law Reveals Need for Clarification (04/14/2010)

Defending Law School Clinics From Political Interference (04/13/2010)

Former Legal Clerks Reflect on Justice Stevens (04/12/2010)

Concerns Persist After Facebook Settlement (04/09/2010)

Identity Fraud Still An Issue, Despite Advances (04/09/2010)

Photographers Group Sues Google (04/08/2010)

Creditors may skim over applications, leading to identity theft (04/08/2010)

China’s ‘Indigenous Innovation’ Policy Creates Obstacles for Foreign Business (04/07/2010)

How Lenders Overlook the Warning Signs of ID Theft (04/07/2010)

5 Ways The Google Book Settlement Will Change The Future of Reading (04/02/2010)

Was Boalt Hall Rotated? (03/30/2010)

Looking Ahead to Fall OCIP (03/29/2010)

Rio Tinto Trial Shines Harsh Spotlight on Chinese Criminal Justice (03/26/2010)

Judge Moves Antitrust Suit Against Google Forward (03/23/2010)

Facebook Privacy Blunder Is Boon for Berkeley Legal Scholar (03/19/2010)

Women, Tenure, and the Law (03/17/2010)

FTC Hears Debate About Whether Privacy Polices Can Work (03/17/2010)

Federal judge approves Facebook ‘Beacon’ class-action settlement (03/17/2010)

Uncertainty in China’s Legal Development, Part 2: Reforming the Courts (03/08/2010)

Summer Fellowship Funding and the Pro Bono Requirement (03/04/2010)

Berkeley Law Summer Fellowship Applications due 5pm on 4/1 (03/04/2010)

Supreme Court’s Muchnick Ruling Keeps Dream of a Fair Royalty System Alive (03/03/2010)

A Matter of Perspective: A Lawyer’s Place in Society (03/01/2010)

Real Casualty (03/01/2010)

Obama’s Justice Department Sticks a Fork in Miranda – Why? (02/25/2010)

My Gift to the Obama Presidency (02/24/2010)

New Report Analyzes Online Location Privacy (02/24/2010)

Uncertainty in China’s Legal Development, Part I: Intimidation of Activists and Lawyers (02/22/2010)

The Day After the Google Hearing: Rounding Up Coverage and Statements (02/19/2010)

Google Books Fosters Intellectual, Legal Crossroads (02/18/2010)

Copyright Reform Act tries fixing fair use with seven words (02/18/2010)

Objectors Outnumber Supporters in First Half of Google Settlement Fairness Hearing (02/18/2010)

File-Sharing Copyrighted Works Without Authorization: A Misguided Social Movement (02/17/2010)

Watchdog Group Center For Democracy & Technology Shows Support For Facebook Beacon Settlement (02/16/2010)

Getting It Backwards (02/15/2010)