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 ...
Our annual Summer Work Series features Berkeley Law students reflecting on their current job. These first-person accounts detail career-advancing work and skill building in many legal areas, often ...
Taught by two industry experts, the class focuses on the legal, regulatory, and ethical challenges posed by AI-driven innovation in the life sciences. Lecturers Matthew Show and Amanda Casale are ...
The catalyst for the State Bar of California’s new Privacy Law Specialization, Serrato has built a practical training initiative for senior leaders in data strategy ...
Now pursuing a career in public defense, Jones says volunteering at San Quentin underscored the need “to see clients as more than the facts that brought them into the legal system.” For rising 3L Adam ...
Stacy, who has a background in computer engineering and took the helm at BCLT in 2021, started as something of a skeptic. After reading a stream of articles predicting AI would make young lawyers ...
Future lawyers may need to use artificial intelligence (“AI”) fluently. But the current state of the technology requires that AI use be coupled with the cognitive skills necessary to strategically ...
The school’s newest graduates are clerking for the supreme courts of five states this fall — Alaska, California, Hawaiʻi, New Jersey, and Nevada — as well as intermediate courts of appeal in Alaska ...
Quick start and tenacious defense help Berkeley stay undefeated in the annual Order on the Court basketball game with a 70-46 win fueled by spirited cheerleaders, stellar halftime performers, and ...
After testing more than 25 AI headshot generators, Berkeley Law J.S.D. candidate Mahwish Moazzam found that every one removed her hijab from the generated images, raising new questions about AI bias, ...
The Edley Center for Law & Democracy event with three former federal prosecutors and the president of a prominent watchdog nonprofit describe growing barriers to investigating the abuse of power by ...
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