An article by Professor Andrea Chandrasekher has been selected for presentation at the American Law and Economics Association (ALEA) 2015 Annual Meeting on May 15-16 at Columbia Law School.
Roxanne Strohmeier '16 is one of 12 law students chosen by FASPE (Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics) to participate in a two-week program for future attorneys that will take place this summer in Germany and Poland.
Professor Anupam Chander visited the University of the Philippines College of Law to give a talk to the faculty on his book, The Electronic Silk Road: How the Web Binds the World in Commerce.
UC Davis School of Law, the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), and the Monterrey Institute of Technology are holding on a joint conference on Immigration at UNAM in Mexico City on March 26.
More than a century after Hong Yen Chang was denied a license to practice law in California on the basis of laws that discriminated against Chinese immigrants, the Supreme Court of California has granted him posthumous admission to the bar thanks to the efforts of UC Davis School of Law students.
Chief Justice of California Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye '84 has named Yolo County Superior Court Judge Janet Gaard '83 as a member of the newly formed Language Access Plan Implementation Task Force.
The Honorable Judy Holzer Hersher '84, a Sacramento Superior Court judge, co-authored the California Civil Jury Instruction Companion Handbook 2014-2015 with Justice Elizabeth A. Baron (Ret.
Michael N. Mills '97 and Shannon Morrissey '15 have co-authored an article for the Daily Journal summarizing the latest developments in the legal controversy over hydraulic fracturing technology in California.
On March 9, Professor of Environmental Practice Rick Frank gave the opening address at the second annual California Land Use Law & Policy Conference in Sacramento.
Professor Elizabeth Joh presented "Sting Victims: Third Party Harms in Undercover Operations," a paper she co-authored with UC Davis law professor Thomas W. Joo, on March 5 at the University of Virginia School of Law Policing Roundtable.
Former California State Senate President pro Tempore Darrell Steinberg '84, a longtime advocate for mental health programs during his tenure in the California Legislature, has agreed to serve as Director of Policy and Advocacy for the new UC Davis Behavioral Health Center of Excellence.
Junyong Huang '15, Sammy Duvvuri '15, Anita Barooni '16, Junteng Zheng '16, and Ronny Hamed '15 represented UC Davis School of Law at the 2015 Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition.
Professor David Horton was honored with the Distinguished Teaching Award at "Celebrating King Hall," a special event honoring scholarship recipients and donors, recognizing excellence in teaching, and celebrating the King Hall community.
Professor Karima Bennoune spoke about the ways in which media accounts of the war on terror can better support the fight against the extremist group known as the Islamic State in an interview on National Public Radio affiliate KCRW
Professor Elizabeth Joh published an op-ed in the March 4 edition of the Daily Journal on People v. Buza, the California Supreme Court case regarding a state law that mandates collection of DNA samples from felony arrestees.
The UC Davis School of Law trial team of Andrew Collins '15, Kevin Dubrall '15, Samantha Gavin '15, and Heather Marchione '15 was crowned champions of the Capitol City Challenge in Washington D.C. over the weekend of March 1-2.
UC Davis School of Law improved five slots in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings, placing at 31 in the overall ratings of more than 200 American Bar Association-approved law schools.
Angelo DeSantis, a Richard C. Wydick Legal Writing and Research Fellow at King Hall, has published an article on "Writing an Effective Cover Letter" in the March issue of Student Lawyer.
