Sarah Weddington Writing Prize for New Student Scholarship in Reproductive Rights If/When/How, in collaboration with the Center for Reproductive Rights and the Center for Reproductive Rights and Justice at U.C. Berkeley School of Law, is pleased to announce the Call…
PLF Announces 2016-17 Law Student Writing Competition Sacramento, CA; July 20, 2016: Pacific Legal Foundation (PLF) this week announced its 2016-17 Law Student Writing Competition, under the auspices of PLF’s Program for Judicial Awareness. The competition awards up to…
The SCU High Tech Law Institute and the Duke Law Center for Innovation Policy invite you to attend a pair of jointly-hosted conferences on Patent Quality, to discuss and support engagement in the USPTO’s Enhanced Patent Quality Initiative and other…
• Exoneree and NCIP advisory board member Rick Walker was interviewed for Exonerated NorCal Man Now on Death Bed Waiting for Check from California on ABC7. • NCIP exoneree Larry Pohlschneider and Legal Director Linda Starr were featured in A…
On three different evenings this summer, NCIP exoneree Maurice Caldwell and Legal Director Linda Starr met with groups of 250 bright, committed and talented high school students from around the country who were participating in the Envision Intensive Law and…
NCIP is proud to announce its newly revamped website, which provides visitors a more effective way to learn about NCIP’s work and navigate the site. The new site features a clean, more visual design and improved functionality on mobile devices.…
Santa Clara University School of Law professor Gary Neustadter published “Randomly Distributed Trial Court Justice: A Case Study and Siren from the Bankruptcy World” in American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review. Abstract: Between February 24, 2010 and April 23, 2012, Heritage…
Santa Clara University School of Law professor Kerry Macintosh published “Chimeras, Hybrids, and Cybrids: How Essentialism Distorts the Law and Stymies Scientific Research” in the Arizona State Law Journal. Abstract: Imagine a scientist friend invites you to visit her research…
Santa Clara University School of Law professor David Yosifon published “The Social Relations of Consumption: Corporate Law and the Meaning of Consumer Culture” in the BYU Law Review. Abstract: A mature assessment of the society we are making for ourselves,…
Santa Clara University School of Law professor Gary Spitko has published an article, “The Will as an Implied Unilateral Arbitration Contract”, in the Florida Law Review. Abstract: A consensus has begun to develop in the case law, the academic commentary,…
