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Electronic monitoring isn’t kid-friendly (7/20/2017)
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New Report Says Electronic Monitoring For Youth Sets Kids Up For Failure (7/17/2017)
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Report Raises Alarm About GPS Monitors for Probation Youth (7/14/2017)
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Study finds juvenile electronic monitors burdensome (7/12/2017)
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Some Legal Experts Say GPS Rules Too Tough On California Kids (7/12/2017)
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Study: GPS rules send California juveniles into jail cycle (7/12/2017)
- New Report Faults California’s Electronic Monitoring of Youth (7/11/2017)
- How Courts Could Force Cops to Get Serious About Using Body Cameras (11/30/2016)
- No Tape, No Testimony: How Courts Can Ensure Responsible Use of Body Cameras (11/29/2016)
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Citizens need more say over police surveillance technology (11/21/2016)
- Samuelson Law, Technology & Public Policy 2016 Newsletter (11/2016)
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Pioneering Samuelson Clinic Celebrates 15-year Anniversary (10/10/2016)
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All Rights Unreserved (6/11/2016)
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Californians’ Privacy Rights May Hinge on High Court Case (6/2/2016)
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It’s important for SF to get body-camera rules for police right (6/1/2016)
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Samuelson Clinic Students Draft Amicus Brief in Second Circuit Copyright Case (5/5/2016)
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How we’re unwittingly letting robots censor the Web (3/29/2016)
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New Study of Online Copyright Disputes Finds Problematic Practices (3/29/2016)
- Show Us the Videotape (3/18/2016)
- Samuelson Law, Technology & Public Policy Winter Newsletter (Winter 2015)
- Samuelson Clinic Students co-author Authors Alliance Guide to Open Access (11/23/2015)
- Brianna Schofield Presented to Members of Congress on Takedown (11/10/2015)
- Samuelson Law, Technology & Public Policy Clinic Summer Newsletter (Summer 2015)
- Defensive Patent License Launch (4/11/2015)
- Authors Alliance releases guide to help authors keep their books available, co-authored by Samuelson Clinic students (4/10/2015)
- New Guide Helps Authors Get Book Rights Back from Publishers (4/3/2015)
- Are You Being Tracked? A TED Fellow On How Law Enforcement Follows Your Movements, And Why You Should Care (1/9/2015)
- The Samuelson Clinic Files Amicus Brief in Google v. Oracle (12/2/2014)
- Consumer Defense: Berkeley Law Clinic Urges Better Data Protection (11/25/2014)
- New faculty profile: Catherine Crump
- Global Project Looks at Takedown Notices Across the Internet (7/23/2014)
- The Moral Hazards and Legal Conundrums of Our Robot-Filled Future (7/17/2014)
- Our Robot Future: The Moral, Ethical, and Legal Challenges of Ubiquitous Robotic Systems (7/11/2014)
- The Samuelson Clinic releases “Is it in the Public Domain?” handbook (5/27/2014)
- The Samuelson Clinic welcomes Catherine Crump as Associate Director and Assistant Clinical Professor of Law (3/12/2014)
- Defensive Patent License: Birthday Party (11/15/2013)
- ‘Trolling Effects’ Launched! (8/2/2013)
- Berkeley Law Samuelson Clinic students represent library groups before leading international intellectual property organizations (3/1/2013)
- Samuelson Clinic files Amicus Brief in Jewel v. NSA (10/29/2012)
- Web Privacy Census Shows Tracking Pervasive (6/26/2012)
- Twitter has a savvy new patent strategy (5/2/2012)
- Samuelson Clinic Celebrates 10th Anniversary with Festive Forum (4/19/2011)
- Students File Brief in High-profile Viacom-YouTube Copyright Case (4/8/2011)
- Samuelson Clinic Takes Aim at Misleading Copyright Practices (1/6/2011)
- Homeland Security Harvested Social Network Data (10/14/2010)
- New FOIA Documents Reveal DHS Social Media Monitoring During Obama Inauguration (10/13/2010)
- Govt. Relies of Facebook “Narcissism” to Spot Fake Marriages, Fraud (10/13/2010)
- Applying for Citizenship? U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Wants to be Your “Friend” (10/12/2010)
- Samuelson Clinic Submitted Comments to the California Public Utilities Commission on Privacy and the “Smart Grid” on behalf of the Center for Democracy & Technology (3/9/2010)
- SLTPPC Authors Introduction and Fair Use Whitepaper for the Copyright Reform Act (2/18/2010)
- District Court Rules on Key Copyright and Computer Law Issues in Online Coupon Distribution Case (7/7/2008)
- Court Ruling Protects Consumers and Competition (1/1/2004)