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Answering the call: How the Berkeley Law community is supporting democratic principles

With the rule of law under intense pressure, faculty, students, staff and alumni are working to defend the American way.

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As Sudan conflict rages, Berkeley-trained refugees use digital tools to track rights violations

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Voices Carry: Savala Nolan on ‘Good Woman: A Reckoning’ - Audio

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Voices Carry: Tax the ultrarich?

An urgent project at Berkeley Law aids immigrants in federal detention

Innovative support for youth in foster care reduced risk of sexual exploitation, study finds

Berkeley Talks: The rule of law depends on the courage of judges - Audio

How a Berkeley Law team helped detail the assassination of Honduran activist Berta Cáceres

By collecting veterans’ stories, law student seeks to honor their service

For whom the bells toll: Student harmonizes love of music with law studies

UC Berkeley students’ human rights research was highlighted in pulled ’60 Minutes’ story

Thelton Henderson: Sixty years after the Voting Rights Act, the struggle continues

Navajo Nation Supreme Court, visiting UC Berkeley, offers insight on tribal law

Voices Carry: Renowned public service lawyer on protecting democracy - Audio

Voices Carry: Reproductive justice lawyer on the post-Dobbs landscape - Audio

‘A contribution to truth and justice’: Berkeley Law expert probes murder of Honduran environmentalist