Articles

George Will and conservative climate denial (03/03/2014)

Mindfulness Program Enhances Student Well-Being (03/03/2014)

Why NAEP isn’t really ‘the nation’s report card’ (02/28/2014)

An encouraging sign for (limited) legal reform (02/25/2014)

FCC throws in towel, but public has right to know why (02/25/2014)

Melissa Murray to Receive Rutter Award for Teaching Distinction (02/24/2014)

FCC Effectively Concedes Defeat on Net Neutrality (02/20/2014)

Privacy Expert Chris Hoofnagle Wins Prestigious Research Award (02/19/2014)

Plain language, climate change, and the Supreme Court (02/18/2014)

Professor Kristin Luker Honored for Distinguished Achievement (02/18/2014)

Wyoming wind power and California electricity (02/14/2014)

Berkeley Law Launches Korea Center for US and Asian Scholars (02/12/2014)

SCOTUS: Faculty Experts Review Two High-Profile Cases (02/10/2014)

China’s rubble-strewn path to land reform (02/07/2014)

Law Professor Justin McCrary to Head Innovative D-Lab (02/07/2014)

Professor and Renowned Scholar Suzanne Scotchmer Dies at 64 (02/06/2014)

Anxiety trumps law in Party’s crackdown on activists (02/04/2014)

Berkeley Law Alumni Score Victory in No-Fly Case (02/03/2014)

Training historians and the dual degree (01/29/2014)

Afghan Interpreter Safe in US After Waiting Years for Visa (01/29/2014)

Our Pushful Yanks (01/28/2014)

Rail alone can’t reinvent L.A. (01/27/2014)

Q&A: Jeff Selbin on the Rise of Antipoverty Law (01/27/2014)

Alum Wins Resentence for Inmate Under New State Law (01/21/2014)

The overlooked victims of violent crime (01/20/2014)

New Student Competition Marks Growing Law-Business Synergy (01/17/2014)

Berkeley Law to Host Workshop in International Humanitarian Law (01/13/2014)

Are Google, Yahoo and Microsoft Living Up to Their Promises in China? (01/08/2014)

Ian Haney-López’s New Book Finds Racist Politics Still Rule (01/08/2014)

Q&A: Sugarman on Sugar, Fats, and the American Diet (01/07/2014)

Is Sacramento The World’s Capital of Internet Privacy Regulation? (01/06/2014)

From Petraeus Scandal, an Apostle for Privacy (01/05/2014)

Privacy Expert Chris Hoofnagle Wins Prestigious Research Award (12/28/2013)

Legal Education Issues Loom in US and Japan (12/23/2013)

Spring Semester Brings New Courses for Berkeley Law Students (12/20/2013)

Women in Sacramento (12/16/2013)

Research Center Tackles Legal Obstacles to Innovation in Russia (12/13/2013)

Students Rally to Help Typhoon Victims in the Philippines (12/10/2013)

Patent Law Summit to Help Lawyers Navigate Tricky Terrain (12/06/2013)

California Practitioners Review Progress Of State, Federal Privacy Legislation (12/05/2013)

America’s Next Top Policy Model: Students Present Fresh Proposals (12/03/2013)

Death Penalty Clinic Challenges Jury Selection in Amicus Brief (11/27/2013)

New Fellowship to Help Students Pursue Careers in Human Rights (11/25/2013)

Clinic Cautions Against Dangers of Unchecked Surveillance (11/21/2013)

Report: California Needs to Boost Renewable Power Incentive (11/19/2013)

Defensive Patent License: Birthday Party (11/15/2013)

Court Rules for Google Books, Cites Samuelson Clinic Brief (11/14/2013)

Conference Zeroes in on Reducing State Greenhouse Gas Emissions (11/08/2013)

Berkeley Law Professors Write Amicus Brief in Landmark Case (11/07/2013)

Working for Change: Symposium Seeks to Help Low-Wage Earners (11/05/2013)