Subject of the day: Cross-curricular integration of doctrine and diversity.
Looking forward to adding Prof. Dylan Penningroth's new book to our collection. Meanwhile, this sets the stage for using his research in the classroom. https://t.co/Zx9VBlgsjX
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Attention 1Ls! Now is the perfect time to share that our own @OrinKerr has some useful tips for reading (and understanding) cases.
How to Read a Legal Opinion: A Guide for New Law Students @SSRN https://t.co/D22rIyfdkx
Thurgood Marshall became the first Black person confirmed as a Supreme Court Justice #OTD in 1967 where he served for 24 years.
An influential leader of the civil rights movement, his tremendous legacy lives on in the pursuit of racial justice.
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Meet the Berkeley Law Library team and find out what we all do here: https://t.co/Kmdf2yYi2w
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As we head into the holiday weekend, it would be good to recall the Civil Rights Act of 1964 which was signed on July 2. Find more on our Black Americans and the Law timeline. https://t.co/qP3ZEqvvKU
Subjects of the day: People with disabilities AND Law>Study and teaching.
Happy to see @BerkeleyLaw grads and former faculty published here: https://t.co/YMaYDGG3je
@LilithSiegal @kmtani#lawtwitter
With nearly 95% of its first year students involved in pro bono work, @BerkeleyLaw boasts an overwhelming commitment to public service. Both students and supervisors received awards for their pro bono efforts and public interest work this year
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#OTD in 1954 the Brown v. Board of Education decision was issued. See where that falls on our timeline of Black Americans and the Law here: https://t.co/qP3ZEqvvKU
#BlackLivesMatter#lawtwitter
Did you know that the New York Public Library has a collection of 45,000 menus dating from the 1840s to the present? Here's a taste of historic Mother's Day menus. #MothersDay#NYPLDigitalCollections https://t.co/bAUsCjK5gM
#FinalsWeek will end and you will find yourself with time for personal reading. The Law Library community recommends a wide variety of options for you here: https://t.co/i3NWXnKYzb
A video of my @berkeley_ai lecture on generative AI meets copyright is now available on youtube; will copyright law bring generative AI to its knees?
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