Articles

True Story (05/18/2010)

Chris Jay Hoofnagle to Deliver Keynote at the AdMonsters US Network Ad Ops Forum II (05/18/2010)

Summer and 2010 OCIP Prep (05/17/2010)

First-Year Students Cap Advocacy Training with Ninth Circuit Debut (05/17/2010)

Why Elites Do Belong on the Supreme Court (05/16/2010)

Kagan at Home with Typical Liberal Thinking (05/16/2010)

FAQs for Contract Lawyering (05/14/2010)

Operation Streamline: Border enforcement that doesn’t work (05/14/2010)

Google admits vacuuming up data from Wi-Fi networks, apologizes (05/14/2010)

Louisiana Targets Law School Clinics (05/13/2010)

Ashley Rubin Honored for Writing Nation’s Best Grad Student Paper (05/12/2010)

Theodore Olson ’65 Makes Time’s 100 Most Influential People List (05/10/2010)

Tell-All Generation Learns to Keep Things Offline (05/08/2010)

Miller Institute Initiative Promotes Human Rights for Women and Girls (05/07/2010)

People’s Congresses Are Not Always ‘Rubber Stamp’ Legislatures (05/05/2010)

New Analysis: Prop. 16 Protects Energy Utilities’ Monopoly Status (05/05/2010)

Eric Talley, Robert Bartlett Named in Top 10 of Corporate Articles (05/03/2010)

Supreme Court Sanity Calls for Filibusters (05/02/2010)

A conference on software patents and free software (04/30/2010)

Judge Harry Pregerson ’50 Wins Annual Haas Public Service Award (04/30/2010)

Berkeley Law Students Spring into Action for Haiti, Haitian Nationals (04/29/2010)

Key Privacy Wonk Joins Senators, Blasting Facebook’s Latest Moves (04/27/2010)

Mark S. Siegel ’76 to Chair J. Paul Getty Trust’s Board of Trustees (04/27/2010)

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)