While in El Salvador, Santa Clara Law Professor Michelle Oberman met with two women who served time for what they say were obstetrical emergencies. Dozens of women have been imprisoned in El Salvador in recent years, charged with violating strict…
Law Professor Catherine Sandoval, who spent six years as a California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) Commissioner, wrote an article for the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics at Santa Clara University about utility regulation in the face of increasing wildfire risk…
Prof. Francisco Rivera Juaristi recently discussed his work in support of a new global treaty on gender-based violence at an event at the University of Minnesota School of Law. Prof. Rivera is a member of the steering committee of Everywoman…
Two Santa Clara Law deans were featured speakers at this year’s NALP/ALI CLE Professional Development Institute in Washington, DC, November 29-30. Sandee Magliozzi, Associate Dean for Experiential Learning and Clinical Professor of Law, participated on a panel entitled “That Wouldn’t Work…
Santa Clara University School of Law has partnered with the Institute for the Future of Law Practice (IFLP) to offer curriculum that complements traditional law school offerings by equipping participating students with the knowledge and skills that are essential in modern legal…
Stephen Diamond was quoted in Car Magazine, BNN Bloomberg, Reuters, KNX-AM, and 73 other outlets about the appointment of the new Tesla board chair, Robyn Denholm.
Deep Gulasekaram and Margaret Russell were interviewed by KQED about the constitutionality of Trump’s proposed birthright citizenship clause. Gulasekaram also spoke to ABC News and Univision about Trump’s plan to remove the birthright clause from the Constitution and he was quoted in Buzzfeed about the Trump Administration’s proposal to…
Deep Gulasekaram has co-authored an op-ed for The Hill on presidential immigration power: “The perilous stakes of immigration law by executive fiat”. “Trump’s arguments simultaneously posit the need for limits on presidential immigration authority and shine light on the absence of…
Colleen Chien heads to Washington, D.C. to advocate for using technology to ensure individuals with criminal records get the “second chance” they’ve been promised Santa Clara Law Associate Professor Colleen Chien’s research into the substantial roadblocks faced by millions of individuals…
Ellen Kreitzberg was quoted in Get Religion about the shift from the death penalty to life in prison in many states.
