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Brit Benjamin JD ’17 wrote an article for The Recorder arguing that the bar exam doesn’t protect the public from misconduct. She also wrote a letter to the editor of The Recorder stating that it’s time let go of the…
“They are a force for good.” So reads the letter nominating Lynette Parker and Ruth Silver Taube JD ’93 for the 2020 Wellstone Award, recognizing outstanding contributions in the fight against human trafficking. The two attorneys at Santa Clara Law’s Katharine…
Jiri Toman, Santa Clara University Law School Professor Emeritus and international law scholar, passed away on April 20, 2020 in Geneva Switzerland. He was 81 years old. Professor Toman joined the Santa Clara law faculty in 1998 following several decades…
David Friedman was quoted in Forbes about the economic impact of COVID-19.
Missy O’Connell and the Northern California Innocence Project were mentioned in law.umich.edu about their involvement in freeing Ricky Davis, a man who was falsely charged with second-degree murder in 2005. Bloomberg Law also noted NCIP’s work in freeing client Jeremy Puckett.
Deep Gulasekaram was interviewed on Fox 2 News about the Supreme Court decision on the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act.
Colleen Chien was quoted in Slate about the benefits and pitfalls of using algorithms in criminal justice.
Colleen Chien and Eric Goldman wrote a letter to Congress about the benefits of Section 230, which was published in Technology and Marketing Law Blog.
Two of Eric Goldman’s (Law) blog posts were quoted in WIRED Magazine about the threats the print-on-demand industry faces from using copyrighted material. Another blog post of his was quoted in Front Page Confidential about benefits of a “Censorship Board” that would verify age and identity of internet users in an…