Clinic Director Catherine Crump comments on California Legislature’s failure to regulate Flock cameras, despite bipartisan support
Clinic Director Catherine Crump comments on the increasing number of U.S. cities terminating Flock camera contracts: “It definitely does not help that this is yet another Silicon Valley product that no one asked for that threatens to reshape people’s lives.”
Clinic Director Catherine Crump argues that Congress needs to regulate Flock cameras amid public outcry over privacy
Robbins Fellow Spotlight: Arnaud Fossier
A scholar of medieval church governance, Arnaud Fossier explored a pivotal theme in ecclesiastical history during his April 2026 fellowship at the Robbins Collection Research Center. Examining the evolution of […]
Robbins Fellow Spotlight: Dayoung Jeong
Dayoung Jeong’s 2026 fellowship at the Robbins Collection Research Center marked a welcome return to UC Berkeley, where she previously served as a visiting scholar in 2024. An associate professor […]
PAC Students Contribute to New Research Report on the Making of Homelessness in the U.S.
Western Regional Advocacy Project, 08/15/2026
Art As Real Property
When a museum sells donated art tied to donor restrictions, courts and attorneys have no clear rulebook. Edward W. De Barbieri and Patricia Youngblood Reyhan of Albany Law School propose borrowing one from real property law — giving institutions a framework that encourages giving while keeping art in public view.
Canvas, Issue 28
This month, museums quietly swap authentic works for reproductions, illustrators watch AI copies of their work multiply, and a federal exhibition conjures the founding fathers with AI.
PAC Celebrates a Decade of National Success Ending Juvenile System Fines and Fees
Berkeley Law, 08/04/2026
Prediction markets pose risks beyond lost revenue (8/4/2026)
Professor Kevin Washburn discusses why the timing of the latest NICG revenue report may not capture the effects of prediction markets, the broader risks he believes prediction markets pose to tribal gaming, and the legal questions he believes are headed to the U.S. Supreme Court.