Author Event: Heather Ann Thompson presents Fear and Fury The UC Berkeley Criminal Law & Justice Center invites you to join us for a discussion with distinguished historian Heather Ann Thompson […]
A Conversation with Professor Davis: Criminal Jurisdiction on Tribal Reservations in California Join us for the final event in the A Conversation with Professor Davis series, exploring criminal jurisdiction on […]
>Please join us and Avneet Chattha, founder of BearisterAI, as he explains how public defenders can use AI tools like BearisterAI to level the playing field against the government. Lunch […]
Join CLJC in conversation with Aparna Komarla, founder of Redo.io — a free, AI-powered tool that helps California defenders identify and build RJA resentencing cases using open sentencing data and […]
A culminating webinar showcasing long-form civic essays written by incarcerated youth at the Alameda County Juvenile Justice Center. Over the past several months, youth at the Alameda County Juvenile Justice […]
On Tuesday, July 21, at 10:00am pacific, CLJC’s staff attorney, Rio Scharf, will be speaking on a panel hosted by The Marshall Project about the dangers of extreme heat […]
Join CLJC in conversation with JusticeText founder Devshi Mehrotra. Learn how 100+ public defender agencies are using JusticeText to analyze digital evidence faster with Al. When: July 24th, 2026 12:00-1:00pm […]
Join us for our annual meet and greet to connect with members of both the Berkeley Journal of Criminal Law and the Criminal Law & Justice Center! Come learn more about the work we're doing in the field of criminal law and discover how you can get involved. When: September 16th, 2026, 12:50–2:00 PM Where: Berkeley Law, […]
The Price of Mercy: A Conversation with Emily Galvin-Almanza Join the Criminal Law & Justice Center for a conversation with Emily Galvin-Almanza, author of The Price of Mercy: Unfair Trials, […]
Prosecutor in Residence: Featuring Martha Boersch Join the UC Berkeley Criminal Law & Justice Center for an engaging discussion exploring how prosecutors at both state and federal levels play a […]
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