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The Associated Press reports that this “wave of legislation” includes restrictions on vaccines and changes to laws that govern drinking water and milk.

He breaks down the administration’s strategy of using technical arguments to sidestep direct constitutional review and secure narrow legal victories. Price notes that these incremental wins can, in practice, expand presidential authority.

Supporting and attracting the country’s top legal minds through endowed chairs and professorships will enhance the law school’s legacy of faculty excellence.

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With a goal of raising $100 million, UC Law SF is launching Into the Future: The Campaign for UC Law San Francisco. The campaign asks donors to propel students, faculty, research and academic programs Into the Future – and help the College and its students and faculty solve the challenges ahead.

By bringing government and industry together through the AI Law and Innovation Institute, Feldman facilitates the multidisciplinary, evidence-based research necessary to tackling these complex and ever-evolving issues.

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Through her scholarship she aims to anticipate future flash points between AI technology and law, working across the topics of intellectual property, democratic deliberation, and national security.

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Throughout her career, Ozer has worked to identify threats to constitutional and civil rights and address them through strategic legal work in the courts, legislatures, with companies, and in communities. This includes protecting and advancing privacy and free expression rights.

Little will moderate his annual panel of expert professors as they discuss recent and upcoming SCOTUS decisions at #UCLawSF on Sept. 24.

Nearly half of the 31 cases granted review involve criminal law, including pivotal questions about the right to counsel, police “emergency search” powers, and the death penalty.