Professor Pratheepan Gulasekaram has authored a blog post on Balkinization titled Presidential Immigration Federalism. The post is Professor Gulasekaram’s contribution to a symposium focused on the book The President and Immigration Law (Oxford University Press, 2020) by Professors Adam Cox and…
If you are a December 2020 grad, please submit your application for a High Tech Law Certificate by January 15th. You can access the online application in Emery, under Forms for Students. Any questions should be directed to Dorice Kunis…
Interim Dean Anna Han has published Diversity on the Board of Directors: A Suggestion to Look Outside Your “Board”ers, 4 J. Corp. Affs. & Corp. Crimes 1 (2018). (This essay was published last week even though the volume is dated…
Professor Colleen Chien has authored two blog posts on PatentlyO. In Advancing Inclusive Innovation and Entrepreneurship through the Patent System, Chien draws from her paper Inequalities, Innovation and Patents and argues that the patent system has an important role to…
Santa Clara University School of Law was recently featured on Behind the Scenes with Laurence Fishburne. (Full Version)
ExamSoft has released a new update for Examplify that you should install now (2.5.0 or higher). You can do this the next time you run a “mock” exam. Password is bronco5. The software will prompt update, please do this as…
Urgent Reminder: ExamSoft (Examplify) is not compatible with the new BIG SUR update from Apple. —DO NOT UPDATE TO BIG SUR— YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO RUN YOUR FINAL EXAMS The new Apple M1 chip will not be compatible with ExamSoft either…at least…
The SCU Internet Law Student Organization (ILSO) is excited to invite you to a lively discussion about JD Advantage careers in Trust and Safety. This panel is also co-presented by the Internet Law and Policy Foundry (ILPF) and the Trust and…
The College of Labor and Employment Lawyers is pleased to announce the Annual Law Student Writing Competition 2020-2021, which is co-sponsored by the ABA Section of Labor & Employment Law. It is our hope to stimulate interest in this important…
Professor David Sloss has authored a blog post on Opinio Juris (the leading blog dedicated to the informed discussion of international law) titled The Best Way to Regulate Disinformation, available at http://opiniojuris.org/2020/10/29/the-best-way-to-regulate-disinformation/. Professor Sloss identifies disinformation on social media as…
