Santa Clara University School of Law’s Northern California Innocence Project wins a client exoneration, using a law they helped make happen. Ed Easley is an innocent man, wrongfully convicted of molesting a seven-year-old girl. She later recanted. She eventually tearfully…
Are You Interested in High Tech Law? Bring your lunch, and join us for an information session to find out more about high tech law, the High Tech Law Certificate, the High Tech Law Institute (HTLI) and the opportunities available…
September 14, 2017 Bannan 135 noon – 1:00pm At the session, you will learn more about the field of privacy law, the career options for privacy professionals, and how the certificate and the law school can help you pursue a…
by SCU International Human Rights Clinic Student Anna Saber Throughout the 2016-17 academic year, students in the International Human Rights Clinic have been working on a human rights report on homelessness with a gender lens in the County of Santa…
The Intellectual Property Law Section of the State Bar of California is looking for 2Ls and 3Ls to serve as IP Section Reporters at the IP Institute in Newport Beach on November 1-3, 2017. (Application deadline is October 15, 2017)…
The Northern California Innocence Project denounces the deeply disturbing expressions of hate, racism and bigotry we witnessed this weekend in Charlottesville, VA. Our hearts and thoughts are with the individuals and organizations that continually stand up and fight for justice,…
Join The High Tech Law Institute and Schwegman Lundberg Woessner as we welcome the European Patent Office to Silicon Valley in this highly informative program discussing EPO proceedings and subject matter eligibility, and comparing them to USPTO subject matter requirements, post-Alice. September 19, 2017 9:00am…
We recently heard from a Santa Clara Law study abroad alum who did our Oxford program not once but TWICE! Here is his story: I was in the Oxford study abroad program back in 2006 and 2007 (I did back-to-back summers).…
The Center for Alcohol Policy is now accepting entries for its 10th Annual Essay Contest! The topic for this year’s contest is: The Supreme Court has recognized “temperance” as a permissible goal of state alcohol regulation. Define temperance as it…
This article is the third in a series of privacy articles written by The Advocate’s Associate Editor, Brendan Comstock. Part I and Part II are available online. I ask you, for the last time in this series, what does…