Catherine Sandoval wrote an op-ed titled “Net neutrality safeguards democracy, the economy and national security” for the San Jose Mercury News. Professor Sandoval teaches Communications, Antitrust, Energy, and Contract Law. She was a member of the California Public Utilities Commission…
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by Deborah Lohse The Federal Communications Commission has promised that at its Dec. 14 meeting, it will repeal “Net Neutrality”—the 2015 Open Internet Order issued under the Obama Administration’s FCC Chairman, Tom Wheeler. Under that order, Internet Service Providers (ISPs) like Comcast…
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SANTA CLARA, Calif., Dec. 8, 2017— Thanks to new scientific knowledge about Shaken Baby Syndrome, a man wrongfully convicted in 2002 of killing his 4-month-old daughter has had his conviction reversed after spending nearly 17 years in prison. The San…
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Tyler Ochoa‘s essay on the Supreme Court’s Star Athletica decision is now available, as part of the University of Pennsylvania Law Review’s online symposium dedicated to the case. Symposium issue Professor Ochoa’s essay
Michelle Oberman was mentioned in OIA News and New Republic discussing how the legality of abortion is not black and white, covered in her new book, “Her Body, Our Laws”.
Deep Gulasekaram was quoted in a SFGate story, which also ran in LMT Online and three other outlets, about Alameda County sheriff’s department receiving federal funds that are denied to many sanctuary cities.
Margaret Russell was quoted in KQED News on a Santa Clara prosecutor asking to dismiss a defense attorney because she needs to take time off to recover from childbirth.
Colleen Chien was quoted in the Wall Street Journal about how costly patent-infringement cases can be.
Deep Gulasekaram was mentioned in Legal News for his appearance as a panelist at a symposium entitled “Current Issues in Immigration Law: Detention, ‘Sanctuary Cities’ and the ‘Travel Ban’” which was hosted at the Levin Center at Wayne Law. Professor Gulasekaram spoke on…
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Allen Hammond was mentioned in StateScoop for chairing a panel that published a report on the need to offer Internet as a utility in San Francisco.