The Executioner’s Prayer: What Evolutionary Neuroscience and Talmudic Tradition Teach Us About the Roles of Punishment in Society Join the Robbins Collection and the Helen Diller Institute for Jewish Law and Israel Studies on Thursday, April 20 at the Bancroft Hotel for the 2023 Robbins Lecture in Jewish Law, Thought, and Identity. The event will […]
Upcoming: 2023 Robbins Lecture in Jewish Law, Thought, and Identity
Citing PAC Research, Seattle Times Calls for End to Juvenile Fees, Fines, and Restitution
Seattle Times, 02/01/2023
Canvas – Issue 2
As we enter a new year, artists and scholars are reckoning not only with shifting prospects for the future, but with issues of the past.
Canvas – Issue 1
We hope you enjoy the inaugural issue of Canvas, a newsletter dedicated to the art world and its intersections with law, finance, technology, and culture.
Director Catherine Crump Spends Year as White House Advisor on Criminal Justice Policy
Berkeley Law, 1/11/23
PAC’s Jeff Selbin on San Francisco’s Inhumane, Ineffective, and Unlawful Homeless Sweeps
San Francisco Chronicle (Op-Ed), 12/23/2022
California Needs Bail Reform According to PAC and UCLA Report
CalMatters, 12/21/2022
PAC’s Restitution Bill a 2022 Memorable Story at Berkeley Law
Berkeley Law, 12/21/2022
PAC’s Rachel Wallace on the Urgent Need for Bail Reform in California
Los Angeles Times, 12/20/2022
PAC and UCLA Study Finds California Still Violates the Constitution on Bail
Los Angeles Times Editorial Board, 11/22/2022