Melissa O’Connell was featured in Mountain Democrat and Village Life about her work with the Northern California Innocence Project to obtain a new trial for Ricky Davis.

Tyler Ochoa was quoted in Business and Politics Review about a Connecticut radio station’s ability to use Trump’s name as a trademark. His comments were also featured in the Hartford Courant.

Michelle Oberman’s book Our Body, Our Laws was mentioned in Chicago Tribune, ArcaMax, and two other outlets. She was also quoted in The Tribune, Decatur Daily, and Post Bulletin about the importance of having conversations with children and peers about abortion.

Dorothy Glancy was quoted in Consumer Reports, MSN, and two other outlets about the need for autonomous cars to follow traffic laws.

Stephen Diamond was quoted in MSN and The Week about the privacy benefits of a possible breakup of Facebook.

Eric Goldman was quoted in The Mercury News and SiliconValley.com about how different social media platforms are dealing with doctored videos of Nancy Pelosi.

Deep Gulasekaram was interviewed on KTVU and KCBA about likelihood of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade after Alabama passed a restrictive abortion law.

Margaret Russell was interviewed on an ABC 7 News story, which ran on two different days, about the call for the San Francisco police chief to resign after authorizing a raid on a journalist’s house seeking evidence about leaked information. 

Paige Kaneb and Northern California Innocence Project were featured in stories in The Mercury News, US News and World Report, Daily Journal, KTVU Fox News, KSAZ Fox 10 News, Daily Democrat, East Bay Times,Daily Mail, Lake County News, and Long Room and about three dozen other outlets, about NCIP’s role in…

Stephen Diamond wrote an op-ed for Bloomberg Law on how Uber’s IPO was dead on arrival on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. “…The stock market may be turning into a “lemons market,” a concept devised by Nobel…