Washington Post, 7/1/22
Washington Post Quotes Supervising Attorney Graham on Google Deleting Location History
Washington Post Quotes Clinic Director Crump on Digital Evidence and Criminal Investigations
Washington Post, 6/29/22
Clinic Director Crump on Period Tracking Apps and Cellphone Data Collection
CBS Bay Area, 6/28/22
NBC Interviews Co-Director Roxanna Altholz About Charge in Berta Cáceres Murder
NBC, 6/21/22
Clinic Fights Growing Surveillance of Victims and Advocates in Mexico
Berkeley Law, 6/14/2022
The Fast Food Accountability and Standards Recovery Act (Assembly Bill 257): Strengthening the Bill to Protect the Floor on Labor Standards and Establish Franchisor Liability
LAW & POLICY NOTE (June 2022)
California’s Assembly Bill (A.B.) 257, the Fast Food Accountability and Standards Recovery (FAST Recovery) Act, creates a partnership between fast food restaurant workers, their advocates, businesses, and state agency officials through a Fast Food Sector Council empowered to set labor standards specific to the industry. Regardless of whether the bill is signed into law, A.B. 257 will remain a consequential piece of legislation that serves as a template for improving labor standards in the fast food sector and in other low-wage industries. Analyzing the bill in print as of June 9, 2022, we propose model language that ensures the labor standards developed by the council cannot fall below existing state standards applicable to fast food workers and are fully enforceable under the Labor Code, and that strengthen the franchisor liability provisions of the bill.
Clinic Files Amicus Brief About Colombian State Surveillance of Human Rights Defenders
International Human Rights Law Clinic, 5/24/2022
Robbins Fellow Spotlight: Dimitris Stamatopoulos
Senior Robbins Research Fellow Dimitris Stamatopoulos arrived at Berkeley Law in April 2022 to begin his fellowship. Stamatopoulos is a Professor of Balkan and Late Ottoman History at the University of Macedonia in Thessaloniki, Greece. He will focus his time at the Robbins Collection on his monograph elucidating the powerful position of national Orthodox Churches […]
Jennifer Sun ’23 Argues in Minn. Federal Court for Access to Surveillance Records
Berkeley Law, 5/17/22
Interview: Away Field Placement Program, Spring 2022
Berkeley Law’s Away Field Placement Program grants J.D. students academic credit for legal work performed for a non-profit or government agency outside the Bay Area. The Robbins Collection provides financial support for students working in a country, region, or city outside the U.S. that is characterized by civil or religious law traditions and institutions. In Spring 22022 […]