Difference Makers: Human Rights Center Student Fellows Help Protect Vulnerable Communities Worldwide
Three Berkeley Law students describe their work advocating for political prisoners, Indigenous territorial rights, and communities affected by environmental harms ...
Judge Harry Pregerson ’50, a fierce advocate for the disenfranchised who spent a half-century on the bench, died November 25 at his Los Angeles home. Pregerson, who had been suffering from respiratory ...
Teaching and course evaluations are distributed at the end of each school term. Beginning Spring 2006, paper and scantron forms were replaced with online electronic submissions. Evaluations submitted ...
This resource is a high-level timeline of key election administration processes and events for which state and local election officials are responsible in a general election. QUESTIONS FOR ASSESSING A ...
CDO is staffed by nine attorney-counselors, each of whom has practiced law and can offer real-world insights into various career paths. They currently include a civil rights litigator, a former ...
Q: Can I be sworn in for this event online? A: In-person attendance is required to be sworn in. There are many ways to be sworn in. Please review the Attorney’s Oath information on the CA State Bar ...
The Civil Field Placements give students the opportunity to put their education into practice by working either part-time or full-time at Bay Area non-profit organizations and government agencies ...
« Book Talk: Decolonial Human Rights Practice: Tactics, Obstacles, and Futures Defending Our Rights, Fighting For Our Future: The ACLU’s Cecillia Wang » These events are open only to UC Berkeley Law ...
Jonathan Simon Lance Robbins Professor of Criminal Justice Law jsimon@law.berkeley.edu Tel: 510-643-5169 | Fax: 510-643-2673 592 Simon Hall, Berkeley, CA 94720 MC:7200 Faculty Support Contact: Midori ...
The Berkeley Journal of Employment and Labor Law ("BJELL") is the leading law review for employment and labor law scholarship. BJELL articles address a range of legal issues of interest to both ...
What costs are not allowable? Federal regulations prohibit the Financial Aid Office from providing Title IV funds to students for covering the following expenses; therefore, these expenses cannot be ...
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