Deep Gulasekaram spoke to Vice News about how the U.S. Border Patrol is turning away asylum seekers at the southern border. Gulasekaram, the professor of constitutional and immigration law at Santa Clara University School of Law, said it’s not “technically…
Margaret Russell was a guest on KQED radio and on KALW City Visions remembering Ruth Bader Ginsburg. “Justice Ginsburg was very clear, precise in her writing, her analysis; she spoke her mind; she asked questions in oral arguments quietly but…
Michael Vargas wrote on article for San Jose Spotlight arguing that Ruth Bader Ginsburg was the last giant of the Supreme Court. Justice Ginsburg’s incredible influence earned her the title of “Great Dissenter,” which is only bestowed on those rare…
Anna Han spoke to KTVU TV news about privacy concerns with WeChat and TikTok. “If you say things that are anti-Chinese government on WeChat if you’re outside of China you’re fine, they can’t reach you. But if you should ever…
Brad Joondeph spoke to KRON TV news on his prediction that Trump would nominate judge Amy Coney Barrett to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and again to KRON news on Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s influence. “She had an amazing career before she…
Sandee Magliozzi spoke on a panel for the Centre for Legal Innovation’s Reinvent Legal Business series. The subject was “The New Legal Intern”. Read more.
Catherine Sandoval was listed in a protocol.com article about Joe Biden’s possible pick to chair the Federal Communications Commissions (FCC) if he wins the election. Professor Sandoval previously served as the first female Hispanic commissioner of the California Public Utilities…
Anna Han spoke on a panel focusing on increasing diversity in the legal profession for the Conference of California Public Utility Counsel (CCPUC). Interim Dean Han was invited to speak by two Santa Clara Law alumni, Tara Kaushik JD ’03…
Michael Vargas wrote an article for San Jose Spotlight on the politics and policing of gay sexuality.
Ruth Silver Taube co-wrote an op-ed for San Jose Inside about companies that are exploiting the pandemic to cheat workers. Read the op-ed. “Just 17 percent of workers who’ve gone through the difficult process to secure a court judgment ordering…