Kerry Macintosh has published a peer-reviewed article entitled Heritable Genome Editing and the Downsides of a Global Moratorium in The CRISPR Journal.  She acknowledges that Dr. He Jiankui acted prematurely when he implanted edited embryos in women, leading to the recent birth…

A Force for Net Neutrality SANTA CLARA, Calif., Oct. 1, 2019 — Twice citing the comments of Santa Clara University School of Law Prof. Catherine Sandoval, a D.C. Circuit panel ordered the Federal Communications Commission to reconsider the impact on…

David Sloss is a winner of the fortieth annual Alpha Sigma Nu Book Awards for his book, The Death of Treaty Supremacy: An Invisible Constitutional Change. This year’s category was Professional Studies, and Professor Sloss’s book won in the category…

Don Polden was mentioned in a Mercury News story that ran in 22 additional outlets, about Facebook facing an antitrust investigation by the FTC. 

Missy O’Connell of the Northern California Innocence Project was mentioned in a Mountain Democrat story which was also published in Village Life  about an upcoming new trial that NCIP helped obtain for a client they believe is innocent. 

Colleen Chien was mentioned in Law360 as one of many law professors who oppose the proposed STRONGER Patents Act.

Michael Vargas wrote an op-ed for San Jose Spotlight about upcoming cases in the Supreme Court this year. 

Catherine Sandoval was quoted in a Wall Street Journal story that ran in MarketScreener and several other outlets, about PG&E and its history of run-ins with regulators.