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Narechania • Leadership Series: Daniel Dobrygowski ’07 pursues trustworthy tech governance to protect equality • Student Podcast Archives - Berkeley Technology Law JournalStudent Podcast Archives - Berkeley Technology Law Journal • 'Voices Carry': Dean Erwin Chemerinsky - UC Berkeley Law • Deep Learning: Berkeley Law’s scholars, students, and programs are at the vanguard on AI • Berkeley Law alums taking advantage of state court clerkship opportunities • Photos: Berkeley Law Commencement 2026 • On the Job: Students revel in Berkeley Law’s fast-growing employment and labor law opportunities • Students spend spring break with the Record Clearance Project • Spring 2026 Transcript • Ready for practice: Inside the inaugural Sylvia Prozan Motion Practice Intensive • 'Voices Carry': The Global Rights Innovation Lab Clinic - UC Berkeley Law • Powerful State Impact: Berkeley Law center plays a vital role in shaping new California climate bills • Social Enterprise Clinic Crowdfunding Campaign 2026 • Three-Peat: Off-court fundraising, on-court brilliance fuel Berkeley Law’s hoop victory over Stanford Law student team • Human Rights Clinic report finds pressure from climate change driving migration in Central America • Rankings: Graduate Employment in Bar Required (FT, LT) Jobs • TaxProf BlogRankings: Graduate Employment in Bar Required (FT, LT) Jobs • TaxProf Blog • Raise the roof: New student groups work to connect affordable housing production with other core rights • Erwin Chemerinsky’s Berkeley Law Deanship Extended Through June 2029 • Meet Our Students - UC Berkeley Law • 'Voices Carry' Podcast: Khiara M. Bridges on ‘Expecting Inequity’ - UC Berkeley Law • Student Ambassadors Available to Answer Questions, Share Insights • Behind the Work: Conversation with Professor Diana S. Reddy [part 1] • Transfer & Visiting Student Applicants - UC Berkeley Law • AI headshot apps removed her hijab. A Berkeley Law researcher wants to know why. • Savala Nolan on 'Good Woman: A Reckoning' - UC Berkeley Law • Trial by fire: 2L Jacob Wilson, teammates find success despite inexperience at major national competition • Berkeley Law’s rankings hit the mark for national, state, and faculty strength • Four faculty members make "Top 100 Legal Scholars of 2025" list - UC Berkeley Law • Behind the Work: Conversation with Professor Colleen Chien ’02 [part 2] • Pioneering Center for the Study of Law and Society still blazing new trails to show how law operates in the real world • Big Give 2026 | Berkeley Law • Novel Immigration Liberation Practicum helps immigrants in federal detention • Behind the Work: Conversation with Professor Colleen Chien ’02 [part 1] • Big help to pursue Big Law: New course responds to recruiting shift, giving 1Ls valuable guidance • Professor Sarah Song leading Jurisprudence and Social Policy and Legal Studies programs - UC Berkeley Law • Professor Brian Galle on taxing the ultrarich - UC Berkeley Law • Meaningful mentorship: 3L Johnsenia Brooks’ new nonprofit paves a path both to and through law school • How a Berkeley Law team helped uncover the truth about the assassination of Berta Cáceres • Entrepreneurial 3L Alex Belkin makes his mark by launching two cutting-edge tech-focused student organizations • "Endless Fuel to the Flame" | Grace Reinhardt-Perez at Berkeley Law • 3L students describe fall semester work in Mexico City through Field Placement Program • Three renowned experts join Center for Law, Energy & the Environment as affiliate advisers • Commencement - UC Berkeley Law • ‘This trust carries an immense weight’: 2L and former Marine Neil Gallagher brings veterans’ reflections to light • Page Turners: Two Faculty Entries on Most Anticipated Feminist Books List - UC Berkeley Law • An appetite for connection: Zachary Nguyen ’17 helps feed DoorDash’s rapid growth • Faculty, staff, and 3L student honored at Association of American Law Schools annual meeting • For whom the bells toll: 3L Simone Browne finds harmony balancing music with international law • Student Sizzle: Latest Berkeley Law Leadership Academy cohort brings achievements and energy • Merging profession with passion: Takayuki Ueda LL.M. ’23 driven to bring manga to the world • Tejas N. Narechania makes the connection between research, policy, and teaching • Glowing group: First-year students bring record-setting credentials and intriguing experiences to Berkeley Law • Proactive approach: First-year students praise new program created in response to earlier hiring practices • Paving the (accessible) way • Vincent Joralemon ’24 returns to lead surging Life Sciences Law & Policy Center • Reidun Stromsheim ’82 gives $1 million to UC Berkeley Law in unrestricted funds • UC Berkeley Law students gain prime insights into tribal law with Navajo Nation Supreme Court visit and inaugural roundtable • Advancing Tribal Sovereignty and Justice: Navajo Nation Supreme Court Oral Argument - UC Berkeley Law • UC Berkeley Law Events Calendar • Eric Ahern ’25 helps judges improve efficiency and improve accuracy on attorney fees • UC Berkeley Law events address concerns at the intersection of AI and racial justice • Transcript, Fall 2025 Edition • "Voices Carry" podcast: Edley Center leader Catherine E. Lhamon on defending the principles of democracy - UC Berkeley Law • Join UC Berkeley LL.M. Alumni LinkedIn Group • Community builder Hayley Cheung LL.M. ’25 leans Into her identity as a ‘third-culture kid’ • From inmate to lawyer: Calvin Duncan, imprisoned for 28 years after being falsely accused of murder, shares his story • Register for Alumni Reunion Weekend • Numa Isnard LL.M. ’17 relies on his Berkeley network as his firm hits the stratosphere • 3L Ben Shipman helps lead student government and a climate group’s new Berkeley chapter • Fall Info Session: Halloum Business Competition • Opinion: Palo Alto’s Caltrain is ‘a gun running through the city’ • Student Summer Work Series: Rising 3L Christina Ochoa fights strategically for workers’ rights • Game on: Year in Berkeley helps Eleni Anagnostopoulou LL.M. ’19 navigate entertainment law’s globalization • Stellar BigLaw summer for rising 2L and aspiring transactional lawyer Jon Bosworth • Professor Roxanna Altholz on panel probing murder of Honduran activist Berta Cáceres • Rewarding Moment for Recent UC Berkeley Law Student Co-President • Graduate Students - Housing • Alumni Reunion • Seven new hires bring expertise and enthusiasm across a wide range of fields • Student Summer Work Series: Jessica Vlacos ’26 pursues community and autonomy for people with disabilities • Law Faculty Pre-Recruitment Workshop 2025 • Designing Justice: Data Science for Human Rights Advocacy • UC Berkeley Law receives $6 million gift for Thelton E. Henderson ’62 Chair in Civil Rights Law • TikTok, she won’t stop: LL.M. grad makes her mark with social media giants and back home in Ukraine • Setting the Pace in Environmental Law Scholarship • Dean Erwin Chemerinsky leads pro-democracy project ‘We Hold These Truths’ • Two Standout Students Rewarded With Major Scholarship • Shifting gears: UC Berkeley Distinguished Librarian Award winner Ramona Collins on cycling, retirement, and the best part of her job • Law Librarian Ramona Collins Wins Prestigious University Award • Teacher becomes the student: Chance encounter with UC Berkeley Law puts Kamran Jamil ’23 on a rewarding path • YouTube Playlist: Watch "It's the Law" with Dean Chemerinsky • Certificate of Specialization in International Law • ‘This Powerful Engine’: Annual Alumni Award Winners Reflect on How UC Berkeley Law Shaped Them • Prime summer gig: Alex Kang ’27 brings a global perspective to the U.S. Court of International Trade • Study from student-led group exposes scope of laws targeting unhoused people in California • Two dedicated decades: Center for Law, Energy & the Environment continues to expand its reach and impact • Tech tools to track protesters accused of interfering with ICE • Berkeley Center for Consumer Law & Economic Justice Welcomes Former Agency Leaders as Senior Fellows • Service stars: UC Berkeley Law’s pro bono and public interest award winners make an indelible impact • Amid uncertainty, GrizzlyCorps aims to stay true to its mission fighting climate change • Class of 2025 Commencement • Paging Faculty Authors: Showcase Book Event Highlights How UC Berkeley Law Professors Shape Key Legal Areas • Berkeley Technology Law Journal Leaders Describe Its Impact on the Field — and Their Student Experience • ‘Never Forget You’re Dealing With the Lives of Human Beings’: A Professor’s Final Class Urges Personal Approach • Spring Break Service Trips ‘An Incredible Opportunity to Immerse Yourself in Pro Bono Work Full Time’ • Restatement of the Law, Copyright Is Approved • Renowned Public Service Lawyer Catherine E. Lhamon to Lead Edley Center at UC Berkeley Law • Commencement 2025 Photo Gallery • Deputy Director Atteeyah Hollie ’10 relishes her journey of learning, leading, and giving back • Crypto Current: 2L Kiyan Mohebbizadeh’s Team Wins Fintech Hackathon • Transcript Magazine "Decoding AI" • Amid a Changed Political Environment, Corporate + Climate Summit Considers How to Forge Ahead on Sustainability • Diplomatic Shift: 1L Layla Yousef Gains a Transformative Experience at the United Nations in Geneva • ‘It Feels Empowering’: On the Road to Academia, Ph.D. Student Rachel Wallace Takes on Systemic Injustice • Big Give 2025 • Roadmap: Third-Year Students Who Will Soon Work for Judges Share Tips on How to Land Coveted Clerkships • Public Interest Scholars • Older Wiser Law Students Group Builds Bonds With ‘Others Who Remember the Turn of the Century’ • ‘Voices Carry’ Podcast: The Constitution, Congress, and democracy in President Trump's second term • 2025 James Patterson McBaine Honors Moot Court Competition • Global Talent or Legal Trouble? Analyzing Corporate Immigration Practices of Tech Giants – The Network • Using the Tools: Paul Monge ’18 Draws on His UC Berkeley Law Training to Improve City Services in Long Beach • Hannah Pigg ’26 feeds her business law hunger with a prime summer internship at Albertsons • Berkeley Center for Law and Business Leader Angeli Patel ’20 Pursues New Frameworks at World Economic Forum • National Broadcast Debut for Alum’s Award-Winning Documentary • Paging Checks and Balances: International Expert Outlines National Security Risks From Growing Executive Branch Power • Decorated Veteran and Skadden Fellow Caity Lynch ’25 Shares Her Journey of Trauma, Reflection, and Service • On the Path: Public Interest Scholars newsletter • ‘I Want My Community to Thrive’: Kaela Allen ’26 Aligns Advocacy, Theory, and Leadership • Berkeley Law's New Leadership Program: Painting a New Picture of Leadership • Leadership Academy • Coveted Fellowship Helps Audrey Mitchell ’26 Shed Light on How Artificial Intelligence Is Impacting Litigation • A year to celebrate: The stories that made 2024 memorable and meaningful for UC Berkeley Law • Apply to be on the Berkeley Golden Shovel Team • Syria Tomorrow: In Conversation With Syrian Opposition Negotiators • Design Matters: Sonya Passi – PRINT Magazine • Berkeley Law team wins National Civil Trial Competition • California State Bar Swearing-In Ceremony December 11, 2024 • Love as Liberation • Pauli Murray: The Civil-Rights Luminary You’ve Never Heard Of • Robbins Collection digitization project expands access to extraordinary holdings • Berkeley Law to launch first family defense clinic on the West Coast • UC Berkeley law students champion legal advocacy for veterans facing systemic barriers • Meet Our Student Ambassadors • Pre-Law Preparatory Academy Launch Reception • Academic Skills Program • Justice for Anastasio Hernández Rojas • Recent LL.M. graduate works to lower hurdles facing African tech startups • Edley Center on Law & Democracy Speaker Series: Democracy at Risk • Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice Newsletter • Insider Intel: Judges-in-Residence Program Peels Back the Curtain on Courtrooms and Clerkships • Watch the dean of Berkeley Law explain free speech in 101 seconds - Berkeley News • Hailing From Over 40 Countries, Latest Cohort of LL.M. Students Blazing a New Trail of Excellence • Berkeley Law Alternative Service Trips (BLAST) • In Defense of Democracy: Berkeley Law Launches New Center Named After Beloved Former Dean • ‘Shape the story behind the technology’: Lizzie Dinh ’19 soars to early-career success • Thelton E. Henderson Center for Social Justice • Bay Area contests compete on "Lingo" hosted by RuPaul • 3L Addie Gilson blends scholarship with family defense advocacy • Trailblazing Women • Center for Law and Work's Student Scholarship Series • Student Summer Work Series: Braden Hammond ’26 savors his time at the Yurok Tribal Court • Former Mexico Special Prosecutor Omar Gómez Trejo finds safety and solace at Berkeley Law’s Human Rights Center • New Law Library Director Jessica Whytock brings experience and enthusiasm • LL.M. Summer Picnic Gallery • Summer Overseas: Bex Grayzel-Ward ’26 takes on asylum and data protection cases in Austria • Mentoring maven Patricia Lucas ’79 gives back through Alumni Guide program • Maguire Radosevic ’24 reflects on the value of learning across the political divide • Largely Unchanged: The Limits of In re Humphrey's Impact on Pretrial Incarceration in California • Berkeley Law hosts national workshop addressing challenges for Latinas in the legal academy • The Efficacy of the Connect America Fund in Addressing US Internet Access Inequities • All-star crew: Four standouts honored at Berkeley Law’s annual alumni awards and donor celebration • Behind the Bench with ICJ’s Former President Joan Donoghue • Blast Off: New fellowship launches criminal justice careers for Berkeley Law grads • Video: 2024 Larsen Justice Fellowship Recipients • Berkeley Law’s social justice and pro bono stars honored for their commitment and impact • New practicum empowers student-athletes negotiating deals amid seismic NCAA shift • Kristen Holmquist and Seth Davis honored With UC Berkeley and law school teaching awards • 2024 Commencement • Berkeley Law students highlight obstacles deported veterans face in accessing vital services • Students gain pivotal career skills, place second in major patent competition • Former Berkeley Law Dean Christopher Edley Jr. dies at 71 • Tragic News – The Passing of Chris Edley, Visionary and Beloved Dean • Reparations symposium: ‘Not that crazy an idea in our legal system to atone for past wrongs’ • Berkeley Law trio wins Hispanic National Bar Association’s Moot Court Competition • Multifaceted 3L Insia Zaidi blazes a trail for Muslim Indian lawyers • In Brief: A Win-Win Relationship • Berkeley Law hoops team beats Stanford Law, raises public interest funds at lively event • The Right Environment to Make a Bigger Impact • Service trips turn spring break into ‘powerful’ pro bono work • More than a pet project: Animal Legal Defense Fund student leaders push for real change • Order on the Court: Berkeley Law Students vs. Stanford Law Students Basketball Game for Public Interest Fundraising • WOCC+ Monologues • 2024 Rutter Award for Teaching Distinction • LL.M. student Deshna Desai ’24 unravels the fashion industry's legal threads • First-ever plaintiff-side career fair highlights alternative career path • Khiara Bridges: Publications • Advocacy Competitions Program • Big Give 2024 • New courses build knowledge across a broad spectrum • All American – The Walter Gordon Story • Guess Who's Coming to Jury Duty?: How the Failure to Collect Juror Demographic Data Contributes to Whitewashing the Jury Box • Student-led Digital Rights Project helps score big victory for privacy in the Bay Area • More Just: A Conversation with Justice Sonia Sotomayor • Implementing equality: Packed Berkeley Law conference probes California’s Racial Justice Act • U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor offers candid insights during visit to Berkeley Law • Arneta Rogers is ‘excited and energized’ to take helm of Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice • Memorial Service Remembering Eleanor Swift • Kevin Steward ’24 earns highly selective criminal justice fellowship • Berkeley Law’s Gun Violence Prevention Project forges a new strategic path • Scars on the Land: Honoring the Lives and Investigating the Deaths of Indigenous Land Defenders | Human Rights Center • Greatest Hits: A dozen stories from 2023 that reflect Berkeley Law’s impact • Berkeley Law co-hosts first-ever conference on prosecuting police officers • Trio of 3Ls awarded coveted Skadden Fellowships • 2023 Berkeley Law Library Holiday Reading List • Human Rights Center student fellows stay resolute in their work • Innovative Law Schools: Artificial intelligence - Nationaljurist • Josh Cayetano ’24 appointed to Berkeley Police Accountability Board • First-generation student passes bar exam: See family's reaction! • Nicole Berner • Judge Ana de Alba • Human Rights Center leaders outline lessons for coping with a barrage of disturbing imagery in new book • HRC Annual Report 2022/2023 • Commencement • Record number of Equal Justice Works fellowships highlight stellar placements for 2023 grads • Nomination Form: #BerkeleyLawRepresent • Anastasio Hernandez Rojas vs. United States • A call for community on campus • Wellness at Berkeley Law • Halloum Business Competition (Fall) • In new book, Professor Dylan Penningroth centers the law in Black lives, from the 1830s through the 1970s • SacBee Viewpoint by Dean Chemerinsky • The Unity of Law, Lord Justice Singh • New J.D. students bring rich mix of backgrounds, skills • Students, alumni, faculty tout appeal of plaintiff-side advocacy • Episode 120: Hot Labor Summer! | ACS • Current Student-Initiated Legal Services Projects • From the East Bay to Capitol Hill, a passion for health care hones an advocate’s voice • Alumni Reunion Registration • Pro Bono Program • Human Rights Center trains Yemen investigators pursuing justice for wartime atrocities • Berkeley Law Opportunity Scholarship expands access student access, opportunities, and inspiration • More Just Podcast with Berkeley Law Dean Erwin Chemerinsky • Gift to Berkeley Law center strives to speed up California’s response to climate change • Thelton E. Henderson Center for Social Justice Newsletter • New courses help Berkeley Law students confront hot-button issues across the legal terrain • Tiffaney Boyd ’25 crosses the country and finds inspiration as a summer judicial extern • Media Maven: Global experience helps Devanshi Patel-Martin ’24 fuel new student group • Eight new professors join Berkeley Law’s faculty • Ashley Cullins of the Hollywood Reporter delves into a conversation with David Nahmias, an attorney at UC Berkeley School of Law's Center for Consumer Law and Economic Justice • Student Summer Series: Marah Ajilat takes advantage of her “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” • Herma Hill Kay • Clinical Program Director Laura Riley’s new book on homeless advocacy fills glaring void • Inspiring alum brings expertise, resources, and hope to developing countries in need • Rising 3L Lauren Davis leaves her comfort zone, crosses the country, and finds her calling • 2023 Berkeley Law Alumni Reunion • Two classmates seek justice for an immigration client in the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals • Death Penalty Clinic students turn to video as new storytelling strategy • Early-Career Excellence • Energetic Mentoring Fuels Student KeAndra Hollis in Her Work to Level the Playing Field • Student Summer Series ’23: Rising 2L Luca Amato finds an ideal transactional fit at Autodesk • Berkeley Law Student Summer Series '23 Google Form • Law students help Bay Area Afghan evacuees navigate an arduous path • Chesa Boudin brings a lifetime of experience to lead Berkeley Law's new Criminal Law & Justice Center • Berkeley Law students and supervisors awarded for inspiring pro bono and public interest work • Student Gabrielle Cirelli finds challenges and rewards in helping rewrite her tribe’s constitution • Two UC Berkeley faculty awarded Berlin Prize | Letters & Science • Experts confront excessive police use of force at Berkeley Law symposium • Spring break alternative service trips build skills, cement student bonds • International Law Leader • President Biden Names Thirty-Second Round of Judicial Nominees | The White House • 3L Spencer Perry unpacks his long journey in the legal fight for marriage equality • Transcript Magazine: Spring 2023 • Field Placement Info Session • In Memoriam: Lauren Edelman | Jurisprudence & Social Policy / Legal Studies • From blockchain to gaming law, deep roster of lecturers brings real-world expertise to the classroom • 2023 Underhill Lecture • ‘Be the Change’: Purvi Shah on the moments of beauty as a civil rights lawyer • Courtney Wang ’20 takes a smooth hybrid ride at the intersection of tech deals and data privacy • Student-led group helps blaze a path for equitable, sustainable renewables • Judges-in-Residence Program guides Berkeley Law students on paths to clerkships and the bench • ‘Be the Change’: Khiara M. Bridges on claiming her voice as a prominent Black woman • From prison to promise: 1L Steven Hensley describes his unique path to Berkeley Law • ‘Be the Change’: A podcast that helps us ‘try our hand at living our ideals’ • News • A Little Bit Pregnant with Professor Khiara M. Bridges • More Just with Dean Erwin Chemerinsky • Fall 2022 Transcript Magazine • Events Calendar