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‘We Have a Duty and an Obligation to Make a Difference’
During Law School Visit, US Rep. Liz Cheney, ’96, Talks About Politics, Democracy, and the Role of Individuals
By Becky Beaupre Gillespie
Hajin Kim Wins Berkeley Center for Law and Business Best Paper Award
Law School Communications
Balancing Free Speech and Social Media Regulation
Justice on Brazil’s Federal Supreme Court
By Quinn Baron
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More Than 200,000 People in US Are Stateless and At Risk of Abuse in Violation of US, International Law, GHRC Report Says
New Paper by Global Human Rights Clinic Urges Legal Protections for Stateless Individuals
Law School Communications
Policing
New Study by Rappaport Finds Police Agencies Significantly Overrepresent Suspects of Color in Facebook Posts
Law School Communications
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How the Law Draws and Blurs Boundaries
Scholars to Explore Laws of Separation at Legal Forum Symposium on November 4
By Becky Beaupre Gillespie
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Exploring the Intersection of Corporate Speech, Social Movements, and Electoral Politics
Law School to Host Corporate Summit Featuring Top Scholars and Business Leaders
By Becky Beaupre Gillespie
The ‘Comic-Con of Tax’
Tax policy
The ‘Comic-Con of Tax’
How a 75-Year-Old Law School-Sponsored Tax Conference Became the Hottest Ticket in the Tax Law World
by Christine Foster
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Artificial intelligence Big data Privacy
Shining a Light on Data
From Dark Patterns to Intergovernmental Data Markets, Law School Scholars Are Changing How We Think About Technology, Privacy, and Society
By Becky Beaupre Gillespie
Helen Toor
Helen Toor, ’82: Judging a Variety of Cases with Compassion and Empathy
by Jerry de Jaager
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