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ucberkeleylawcljc has been a member of Linktree for 7 months and joined in March 2026. The social media accounts linked to from ucberkeleylawcljc are: • Instagram Besides social media accounts, ucberkeleylawcljc has populated their site with: • Extreme Heat in Prisons Webinar | The Marshall Project • New Op-Ed: SF Chronicle • Contracted to Fail, Part 2: How Flat-Fee Contracts Undermine the Right to Counsel in California - The Wren Collective • Contact Is a Right: Prioritizing and Protecting Family Connection in Prisons and Jails - UC Berkeley Law • CLJC in the SF Chronicle! • Right2Hug in SF Gate • California Racial Justice Act Aims to Redress Bias, Clogs Courts • How to Investigate Extreme Heat in Prisons • Berkeley Journal of Criminal Law / Criminal Law & Justice Center Meet and Greet - UC Berkeley Law • davisvanguard.org • Exploratory Data Analysis • Formerly Incarcerated Advocate on Why Sexual Violence Persists in Men's State Prisons | KQED • The Price of Mercy Book Talk RSVP Form • New York Times article: Do Families Have a Right to Hug Their Jailed Loved Ones? • In a new San Francisco Chronicle op-ed, CLJC's Andrea Crider explains what Alameda County can learn from San Francisco's decision to move pretrial services to probation. • Webinar Registration - Zoom • sfstandard.com • CLJC Internship Application 2026-2027 • Alcatraz is a relic of cruelty. It should stay that way. • Client Challenge • Bearister AI event • Proposition 36: What Voters Ordered, What They Got, and Where do We Go from Here - UC Berkeley Law • Mass Incarceration Trends – The Sentencing Project • Opinion | As a Tough-on-Crime Prosecutor, I Was Wrong About Harsh Sentencing - The New York Times • Fear and Fury with Heather Ann Thompson • Defenders Meet AI: Webinar Registration • Prosecutor in Residence 2026 RSVP • New Criminal Law & Justice Center report finds “thoughtful resentencing policies” are low-risk and save money - UC Berkeley Law • Resentencing in the U.S.: A Practice with a Net Positive Impact - UC Berkeley Law • Resentencing in the U.S.: A Practice with a Net Positive Impact • [DAB] Appellate and Post-Conviction Panel RSVP Form • Butte County DA calls for tighter Mental Health Diversion rules - ChicoSol News • Young activists reimagine care for children of incarcerated parents - Street Roots • No Time to Wait: A Case for Releasing Elders from California’s Women’s Prisons - UC Berkeley Law • Op-ed: Lurie's plan for drug users is neither jail nor a treatment program. That's a problem. • Summer 2026 Internship Application • The Legacy of Eugenics: A Conversation with Osagie Obasogie and Jonathan Simon • Novel Immigration Liberation Practicum helps immigrants in federal detention • AI Tools in Public Defense: Research Presentation by Dominik Stammbach - UC Berkeley Law • Criminal Law & Justice Center - UC Berkeley Law • Measuring the Impact of Prosecutor-Initiated Resentencing in Alameda County - UC Berkeley Law • APA PsycNet • The State of Homelessness Criminalization in California After Grants Pass v. Johnson • Service stars: UC Berkeley Law’s pro bono and public interest award winners make an indelible impact • www.sfchronicle.com • California’s Resentencing Program Shows Financial and Social Benefits, Study Finds | KQED • Using Discretion to Achieve Prop 36 Goals - UC Berkeley Law • www.law.berkeley.edu • The Paper Prisons Initiative • Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 275: Chesa Boudin Reflects on Future of Criminal Justice Reform - Davis Vanguard • www.dailyjournal.com • The Curious Case Against a Los Angeles Sheriff Watchdog | Bolts • The Intersection of Climate Justice and Criminal Justice: Extreme Heat and Health Inequities in Carceral Facilities | Environmental Health | JAMA | JAMA Network • Bar Association Calls for Easier Paths for Prosecutors to Remedy Wrongful Convictions - Davis Vanguard • UC Berkeley Law experts outline the latest developments at the intersection of technology and criminal law • Larsen Justice Fellowship Program - UC Berkeley Law • With all eyes on Trump, key California criminal case is being ignored • Is the age of progressive prosecutors over? • Attribution Matters • RIPA Board Reports | State of California - Department of Justice - Office of the Attorney General • papers.ssrn.com • Two Third Strikers Resentenced in Alameda after Lengthy Sentences - Davis Vanguard • California's Racial Justice Act boasts few successes, four years in • International Association of Forensic Mental Health Services - Newsletter • Establishing National Standards for Carceral Health Care—The Federal Prison Oversight Act | Health Care Quality | JAMA Internal Medicine | JAMA Network • Vital City | From Plantation Prisons to the Modern Era • Between Violent Crime and Progressive Prosecution in the United States (2024 Report) | The Munk School • Stop Lying About Justice Reform in California | Center on Juvenile and Criminal JusticeNIRWANA88 | Updates Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice • This is the secret system that covers up police misconduct — and ensures problem officers can get hired again • Proposition 47 Delivers Nearly $1 Billion to California Communities | Center on Juvenile and Criminal JusticeNIRWANA88 | Updates Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice • Waiting for Life | BAMPFA • New Resentencing Practicum among a slate of fascinating, broad-ranging fall course offerings • Blast Off: New fellowship launches criminal justice careers for Berkeley Law grads • Criminal Law & Justice Center Mailing List • Implementing equality: Packed Berkeley Law conference probes California’s Racial Justice Act • Give to Berkeley • Criminal Law & Justice Center's Inaugural Event: A Conversation with Professor Angela Davis • Criminal Law & Justice Center | Instagram | Linktree