Richard M. Frank '74 Directs California Center for Environmental Law & Policy
Richard M. Frank '74 joins the UC Berkeley School of Law as the first executive director of the new California Center for Environmental Law & Policy (CCELP). Prior to joining the center, Frank worked for the California Department of Justice, where he served as the chief deputy attorney general for legal affairs. Frank was the Attorney General's principal liaison to state government, the Legislature and judiciary. He is an expert in environmental law, land use, energy issues and property rights. He has taught environmental law at UC Davis and the UC Davis School of Law.
In 2006, the UC Davis School of Law established the Richard M. Frank Environmental Law Writing Prize, which was named in honor of Frank for his contributions to environmental law practice and education. Each year, the prize will recognize outstanding writing by a UC Davis School of Law student in the area of environmental law and policy.
July 28, 2006/The Recorder
In 2006, the UC Davis School of Law established the Richard M. Frank Environmental Law Writing Prize, which was named in honor of Frank for his contributions to environmental law practice and education. Each year, the prize will recognize outstanding writing by a UC Davis School of Law student in the area of environmental law and policy.
July 28, 2006/The Recorder