Gizmodo, 4/27/21
Supervising Attorney Megan Graham Discusses Legal Questions Raised by Signal/Cellebrite Hacking
State Rep. Duplessis Introduces Debt Free Justice Legislation for Louisiana’s Youth
Big Easy Magazine, 04/15/2021
Clinic Student Wins CLEA Outstanding Clinical Student Award
IHRLC, 4/15/21
Clinical Program Announces 2021 Sax Prize and CLEA Award Winners
Berkeley Law’s Clinical Program is pleased to recognize three outstanding students—the winner and honorable mention for the annual Brian M. Sax Prize for Excellence in Clinical Advocacy, and the Outstanding Clinical Student Award from the Clinical Legal Education Association. Brian M. Sax Prize for Excellence in Clinical Advocacy Ellen Ivens-Duran ’21 is the winner of […]
“Jewish Law for the Digital Age” Lecture Re-imagines Privacy Rights
This years’ Robbins Collection Lecture in Jewish Law, Thought, and Identity, “Jewish Law for the Digital Age,” marked 12 years of collaboration between the Robbins Collection and the Helen Diller Institute for Jewish Law and Israel Studies (formerly the Berkeley Institute for Jewish Law and Israel Studies) and the 10 year anniversary of the Institute. […]
Fines and Fees Take Center Stage at Missouri Supreme Court Again
St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 04/13/2021
Co-Director Roxanna Altholz Interviewed in “Can Oakland’s Department of Violence Prevention Succeed?”
Oaklandside, 4/13/21
PAC Joins Friend of the Court Brief in Idaho Supreme Court Fines and Fees Case
Beck v. Elmore County, 04/09/2021
PAC Joins Leading Advocates to Issue Recommendations to Biden Administration on Fines and Fees Reform
Fines & Fees Justice Center, 04/07/2021
Clinic Sues Federal Bureau of Prisons Over Attorney-Client Privilege in Email Communication
NPR, 3/31/21