Episode 36 of "What Trump Can Teach Us About Con Law" looks at bribery as an offense listed in the Constitution as grounds for impeachment, and why it is not explicitly listed in the articles of impeachment against Trump.
Professor Gabriel "Jack" Chin served as an advisor for a model law recommending automatic expungement of most arrests and charges that do not result in convictions.
The UC Davis Center for Educational Effectiveness quoted Professor Lisa Pruitt about how being a first-generation college graduate and professor affects how she teaches.
Professor Courtney Joslin filed a brief with the United States Court of Appeal for the Ninth Circuit on behalf of 65 family-law scholars in an LGBTQ citizenship case.
UC Davis Public Scholarship and Engagement has published a story highlighting Professor Lisa Pruitt's efforts to draw attention to access-to-justice issues in rural communities.
Professor Lisa Pruitt presented “Criminal Justice Implications of the Rural Lawyer Shortage” on Nov. 14 at the annual meeting of the American Society of Criminology in San Francisco.
On Nov. 6, Sacramento Superior Court Judge Shama Mesiwala '98 took students from her Appellate Advocacy class to a reception to meet the Chief Justice of California, Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye '84, and fellow Justices Carol Corrigan and Joshua Groban.
On Nov. 1, Immigration Law Clinic staff attorney Daisy Ocampo Felt spoke on a panel at the 2019 Immigration Law Forum at the University of Minnesota Law School.
On Nov. 8, Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Afra Afsharipour addressed "Biases, Identity and M&A" at a conference at the University of Minnesota.
The ABA Journal spoke to Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Diversity and Professor of Law Raquel E. Aldana about her work as an immigration and human rights attorney and scholar.
