Spotlights

Zehra Betul Ayranci ’15 LL.M. has received a global scholarship from the International Bar Association IP, Communications & Technology Law section. Currently legal counsel at the top entertainment TV company […]

The East Bay Community Law Center and a coalition of advocates have sued the Department of Motor Vehicles for suspending driver’s licenses of low-income Californians. The coalition says the inability […]

The American Society for Legal History issued its highest honor to Christopher Tomlins, naming him an honorary fellow. No more than three fellows are selected each year to recognize achievement […]

Seeking career advice? The Korea Law Center will co-host a mentorship conference on Oct. 29. Leaders in law, business and other fields will provide timely insights and networking opportunities for […]

The Human Rights Center is piloting the world’s first university-based investigations lab using open sources to document crimes against humanity. The center and its international partners are training students to […]

Berkeley Law ranks fourth among U.S. law schools for the highest percentage of most-cited tenured faculty between 2010 and 2014. A study by a University of Chicago law professor shows that 34 […]

Privacy concerns are emerging quickly in the digital age. In new videos, Catherine Crump, Chris Hoofnagle and Paul Schwartz offer insights into issues such as the erosion of privacy on […]

What began as a student paper by Phil Hernandez ’16 will be state law January 1. Signed by Gov. Brown, the bill keeps tenant records private unless landlords win an […]

A front-page New York Times story quotes Roxanna Altholz, who represents the family of a man murdered by Colombian drug-lord Hernán Giraldo Serna. He and fellow war criminals massacred people in […]

A New York Times editorial on punitive court fees and fines charged to juveniles, many of whom come from poor families, hails a report by Berkeley Law’s Policy Advocacy Clinic. The report exposed these […]