Manuel v. City of Joliet: Don’t forget “unreasonable” in the Fourth Amendment
October 10, 2016
Analysis by Professor Rory Little
Faculty
UC Law SF Visiting Scholar Professor Chen Taihe Fights for Human Rights and the Jury System
September 28, 2016
After suffering detention in his homeland of China during the infamous "709 Crackdown," Professor Chen hopes to start anew in the U.S. and prove that the American jury system is one of the best in the world.
New Faculty: Welcoming Nationally-Renowned Health Law Scholar Tim Greaney
September 26, 2016
Greaney is co-author of the nation's leading health law casebook, as well as a treatise and hornbook on health law. He has also published over 60 articles and chapters concerning antitrust law and health care law and policy, is regularly cited in the media, and has testified as an authority in these areas before the Judiciary Committee of the House of Representatives, the Federal Trade Commission, and the U.S. Senate.
Race and Policing Panel at UC Law SF
September 22, 2016
Panel includes San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi, SFPD Interim Chief Toney Chaplin, UC Berkeley Prof. Nikki Jones, Former Director of the DOJ's Community Service Relations Service Grande Lum, Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O'Malley, and UC Law SF Prof. Hadar Aviram.
Mascot Tryouts?
September 22, 2016
After 138 years of teaching law and producing first-class legal scholarship, we began to wonder if perhaps we are just a little too focused. Maybe we should look a little more like other institutions, with athletics programs and school mascots?
Selected Faculty Publications Since 2015
September 21, 2016
UC Law SF faculty consistently produce high-profile, diverse, and influential scholarship.
Fighting Unjust Driver’s License Suspensions
September 20, 2016
As a consumer protection attorney at Bay Area Legal Aid, Claire Johnson Raba '10 upholds the rights of low-income consumers and drivers in California.
Meeting Of The Minds: Endowed lectures bring eminent speakers to UC Law SF
September 14, 2016
Enhancing the intellectual life of the campus and community.
California Ballot Measures 2016 Analyzed by UC Law SF Professors
September 13, 2016
From a Repeal of the Death Penalty, to Tax Extension to Fund Education and Healthcare, to the Adult Use of Marijuana Act, to Condoms in Pornographic Films and beyond.
Learning the Art of Impartiality at the San Francisco Human Rights Commission
September 7, 2016
The Mediation Clinic's partnership with the San Francisco Human Rights Commission offers UC Law SF students interested in social justice issues the opportunity to explore the world of mediation, where focused impartiality, rather than zealous advocacy, reigns supreme.
How can technology facilitate a country’s near immediate entry onto the world stage?
September 2, 2016
Prof. Jill Bronfman, Director of the Privacy and Technology Project, discusses legal and regulatory compliance in developing world telecom with Bob McDonald '94, Legal and Regulatory Advisor at Ooredoo Myanmar.
A Criminal Law Focus to Begin the U.S. Supreme Court’s New Term, by Prof. Rory Little
August 30, 2016
Almost all of the Court's October arguments will be in criminal cases.