law and justice

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Decorations mark the graves of men and women in Bucha, Ukraine, who were killed by invading Russian troops after the invasion in February 2022

In Ukraine, Berkeley experts are shaping the legal fight against war crimes

February 21, 2023

After gun violence, find comfort in Berkeley’s fight for good

February 15, 2023

U.S. dollars graphic

New Berkeley center to explore critical issues at intersection of politics, economy

February 13, 2023

an illustration of brains and a justice scale in black, yellow and pink

New approach puts brain scans on the witness stand in trademark disputes

February 8, 2023

candles in bags glow yellow as a person walks by

powell: Does diversity matter? In Tyre Nichols’ case, it didn’t

February 1, 2023

a crowd gathers in the dark to protest Nichols killing. signs on cardboard say

Tyre Nichols’ killing by police — why is this still happening?

January 27, 2023

A man sitting in front of a computer screen holds his hands together as if viewing something very traumatic. looking stressed at a laptop

To watch or not to watch? Berkeley expert’s tips on viewing graphic video

January 27, 2023

a woman wearing a headscarf looks out of a window

Law student Hoda Katebi: Iran protests are about ‘total liberation’

December 7, 2022

Yogananda Pittman stands under the vaulted ceiling at Durant Hall during a visit to the UC Berkeley campus in November 2022

For new UC Berkeley chief, building trust is the key to modern police work

December 5, 2022

A portrait of Berkeley Law dean Erwin Chemerinsky in front of a sign that says Berkeley Law

Berkeley Law will not participate in the U.S. News rankings

November 18, 2022

Blake Masters, a now-defeated candidate for US Senate from Arizona, posed with a rifle in one of his campaign ads.

Loss, fear and rage: Are white men rebelling against democracy?

November 14, 2022

Sharon Jacobs smiles at the camera outside

Meet our new faculty: Sharon Jacobs, law

November 8, 2022

Graphic collage featuring photos of two young women holding protest signs opposing abortion, set against a round birth-control pill dispenser.

UC Berkeley reporting reveals birth control disinformation campaign

October 13, 2022

art installation at a gallery

Art exhibition ‘Undoing Time’ explores incarceration and its aftermath

October 13, 2022

Students walk under Sather Gate

‘Excellence, not perfection:’ PBS NewsHour focuses on UC Berkeley admissions

October 6, 2022

a crowd holding a large mix of abortion-related protest signs stands in front of the supreme court building

Trump’s presidency set the stage for recent Supreme Court rulings

September 20, 2022

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