Why the Proponents of California’s Same-Sex Marriage Ban Are Unlikely to Succeed in Getting the California Supreme Court to Enforce Proposition 8 by Vikram David Amar July 18, 2013 Part One in a Two-Part Series on What Should Happen to Same-Sex Marriage in California after Hollingsworth v. Perry.
UC Davis Clinic Highlighted in California Supreme Court Historical Society Newsletter by Faculty Blog June 20, 2013 By California Supreme Court Clinic Director Aimee Feinberg. Cross-posted from the California Supreme Court Historical Society Newsletter.
Formalism, Holism, and Technological Engagement in Patent Law by Faculty Blog February 18, 2010 Last November, the Supreme Court heard oral argument in Bilski v. Kappos, a patent case with significant implications. At issue in Bilski is whether a method for hedging risks in commodities trading comprises patentable subject matter.
