.@UCLA Law has launched the UCLA Tech Law Network, an alliance of law firms, legal technology and content companies that will connect the law school with leaders in law and innovation across Southern California’s technology law ecosystem. https://t.co/hSxADwxoHS
.@UCLA Law students are playing a critical role in bringing attention to the 3.4B+ people lacking basic sanitation, contributing research to a U.N. report presented in Geneva. Read about the full scope of their pro bono work: https://t.co/URsBfyBKMf
(1/8) New Paper 🧵! Out today, my piece with @NatashaRSarin out of @AspenEcon on the importance of raising revenue in the time ahead. (As today’s interest rates remind us!) We argue that tried-and-true tax policy choices can meet our extraordinary fiscal moment.
The newest addition to @UCLA Law’s renowned clinical and experiential education program, the Housing Justice Clinic gives students hands-on experience in putting a stop to questionable evictions. https://t.co/2ufm7UKAhG
The Supreme Court said states could use Trump’s SAVE system temporarily to purge voter rolls of "non-citizens". What does that mean for 2028? @UCLA_Law's @rickhasen explains on the latest episode of Start Making Sense: https://t.co/4Ct7i2R05y
Next Monday is a big one. @UCLA_Law experts explain everything you need to know about Suncor v. Boulder as the climate case heads to the U.S. Supreme Court.
https://t.co/FgY2txaeBr
A new report from the Safeguarding Democracy Project at @UCLA Law offers judges practical guidance on potential law enforcement efforts to seize election materials while an election is underway. Learn more: https://t.co/HgI9EzaJTu
For years, girls in Ecuador & @udapt_oficial have fought to stop harmful gas flaring. Students in 2 @UCLA_Law clinics just filed a brief in the case w/ the Constitutional Court of Ecuador on behalf of several international law scholars. https://t.co/wdV1kG0Js8
Each year, @UCLA Law students perform more than 10,000 hours of pro bono service. Learn more about the ways students have used their legal training to help others. https://t.co/AR1zztp3Tm
.@UCLA Law's Criminal Law and Policy Consortium (CLPC) continues its partnership with the LA County Public Defender’s Office, giving individuals facing deportation legal representation from a UCLA Law graduate. Read more: https://t.co/GxjIgx7w8d
The most enduring lessons often come from serving others. Through @UCLA_Law’s Veterans Legal Clinic, students gain real legal experience while helping veterans navigate the systems that connect them with benefits, housing and support. https://t.co/nu6R3JemBI
Join us in congratulating eight recently graduated @UCLA Law alumni from @uclawpilp who have earned fellowships to serve communities across the United States ⬇️
https://t.co/HumQ3S9THx
"When [China] began its turn toward the environment some 20 years ago it did not move first through law."
@bcamcrane interviews @greenlawchina (@UCLA_Law) on whether China's experience represents ‘good environmental authoritarianism’: https://t.co/Sxjj9LCmV4
.@UCLA Law's Alexander Arnold has earned a Society of Hellman Fellowship and was selected as one of nine professors out of 159 submissions to present at the Harvard/Stanford/Yale Junior Faculty Forum. Read more: https://t.co/qmORZmCcc0
AI is changing fast, and so is the legal profession. At @UCLA Law, scholars and students are asking hard questions about what that means for the future of law.
Read more: https://t.co/smPfR2NJZF
#AI#Law
.@UCLA Law professor Anna Spain Bradley, the MacArthur Foundation Chair in International Justice and Human Rights, has been elected to the @AmLawInst. Read more: https://t.co/MbWhhXmthO
The Supreme Court issued two major Second Amendment rulings. @UCLA Law's @adamwinkler, one of the nation's top experts on the subject, breaks down what U.S. v. Hemani and Wolford v. Lopez mean — and what could be next. #SCOTUS#SecondAmmendment
https://t.co/rA0Na64r0m
If a car driven by AI crashes, who is legally responsible?
@UCLA_Law professor Adam Winkler argues that if we grant artificial intelligence legal "personhood," the AI itself could absorb the blame for accidents or errors.
Could this shift in legal blame shield tech companies from facing any real accountability for the systems they build and deploy?
Listen to the full Capitalisn't episode below 👇
Why do corporations always win at the Supreme Court?
@UCLA_Law's @adamwinkler joins #Capitalisnt to discuss a 200-year campaign by business to win the constitutional rights of human beings. https://t.co/E6kdtI6XdN
Thanks to a $2 million gift from distinguished alumna Nancy Abell '79 and her husband Leslie Abell, @UCLA Law has established a new faculty chair in Employment and Labor Law. Read the full story: https://t.co/L4qzPjQegY