UC Law SF Professors Witness History in Bogota, Colombia
October 24, 2016
As the world was focused on Colombia, UC Law SF Professors Naomi Roht-Arriaza and Richard Marcus were there to witness history.
Scholarship Blog
Manuel v. City of Joliet: Don’t forget “unreasonable” in the Fourth Amendment
October 10, 2016
Analysis by Professor Rory Little
UC Law SF Visiting Scholar Professor Chen Taihe Fights for Human Rights and the Jury System
September 28, 2016
After suffering detention in his homeland of China during the infamous "709 Crackdown," Professor Chen hopes to start anew in the U.S. and prove that the American jury system is one of the best in the world.
Selected Faculty Publications Since 2015
September 21, 2016
UC Law SF faculty consistently produce high-profile, diverse, and influential scholarship.
California Ballot Measures 2016 Analyzed by UC Law SF Professors
September 13, 2016
From a Repeal of the Death Penalty, to Tax Extension to Fund Education and Healthcare, to the Adult Use of Marijuana Act, to Condoms in Pornographic Films and beyond.
A Criminal Law Focus to Begin the U.S. Supreme Court’s New Term, by Prof. Rory Little
August 30, 2016
Almost all of the Court's October arguments will be in criminal cases.
Amicus Brief filed by Prof. Michael Salerno referenced in California Supreme Court decision on Advisory Ballot Measures
January 8, 2016
Court reverses course in Jarvis vs. Padilla, deciding 6 to 1 that the Citizens United measure should not have been removed from the ballot.