Berkeley Law and the Judiciary (Day 2)

Sunday, May 1 – Tuesday, May 3, 2022
Virtual event
Agenda

Berkeley Judicial Institute will offer a virtual program for judges featuring some of the many bright lights of the Berkeley faculty.

Program sessions will include:

– Bias in the courts
– Criminal law
– Decision-making
– Intellectual property law
– Mindfulness

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Resources

• Greater Good Science Center(opens in a new tab)
• Erwin Chemerinsky, How Law Schools can Make a Difference(opens in a new tab)
• Jeremy Fogel, Mindfulness and Judging (opens in a new tab); 2016 version(opens in a new tab)
• Orin Kerr & Michael Dorf, Criticizing the Court: How opinionated should opinions be?(opens in a new tab)
• Andrea Roth, Admissibility of DNA Evidence in Court
• Avani Sood, What’s So Special About General Verdicts? Questioning the Preferred Verdict Format in American Criminal Jury Trials