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An urgent project at Berkeley Law aids immigrants in federal detention

As the number of cases surged, the law school's community moved quickly to build a program that puts students to work in support of detained immigrants.

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

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

Arts & culture

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

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

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

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

A $6 million gift establishes Thelton E. Henderson chair in civil rights law at UC Berkeley

‘We hold these truths’: UC Berkeley law dean leads bi-partisan pro-democracy project

“Punitive” policies target the homeless in wake of high court ruling, report finds

Amid uncertainty, GrizzlyCorps aims to stay true to its mission fighting climate change

A looming crisis: In deportation push, will the U.S. scrap constitutional safeguards?

A law prof’s parting lesson: ‘Never forget you’re dealing with the lives of human beings’

What’s next for home insurance in California after the Los Angeles fires?

By digitizing ancient manuscripts, Berkeley Law expands access to remarkable legal history