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As AI reshapes the economy, the most consequential governance decisions are being made inside the companies building it. This convening brings together the general counsel, executives, board advisors, and scholars […]
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Please join us on September 30th for a discussion of the current status of election law with our panel, Jeremy Fogel, Bertrall Ross, and Samantha Trepel, moderated by Catherine E. Lhamon, Executive Director of the Edley Center on Law & Democracy. Appetizers and refreshments provided. 1 hour of CLE credit offered. Address is 275 Battery […]
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At Alumni Reunion Weekend, a panel of Berkeley Law experts discuss executive power, the tools available to states to safeguard democracy, and how lawyers can respond as traditional institutional checks weaken.
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Panel discussion at Alumni Reunion Weekend led by Dean Chemerinsky about the major decisions from the 2025-2026 term and a look ahead to the new term. |
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The 11th Annual Berkeley Forum on Corporate Governance convenes judges, regulators, general counsels, and scholars for two days at the intersection of law, technology, and the markets — from controlling shareholders after SB 21 and geopolitical dealmaking to AI governance, autonomous agents, and the infrastructure race powering the next economy. Anchored by a session with […] |
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The 11th Annual Berkeley Forum on Corporate Governance convenes judges, regulators, general counsels, and scholars for two days at the intersection of law, technology, and the markets — from controlling shareholders after SB 21 and geopolitical dealmaking to AI governance, autonomous agents, and the infrastructure race powering the next economy. Anchored by a session with […]
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Join law school experts and supervising attorneys for a facilitated discussion focused on sharing ideas, addressing challenges, and exploring practical tools for effective supervision. |
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“Witness”: Compulsory Process at the Founding and its Consequences Today Drawing on founding-era research, this lecture reexamines the word “witnesses” in the Compulsory Process Clause and its implications for the Confrontation Clause and the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination. Founding-era evidence largely supports broad compulsory process rights reaching non-testimonial hearsay, documents, subpoenaed evidence, and non-communicative […] |
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Symposium Description: Join the Berkeley Technology Law Journal and the Berkeley Center for Law and Technology for our 7th Annual Race and Technology Symposium exploring what it means to be human when machines can read our attention, clone our voices, judge our applications, and act on our behalf. Across four expert panels, leading scholars, litigators, and […] |
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Join us as a judge for the final round of our 1L negotiation competition. Judges will be briefed on the fact pattern, the zone of agreement for both parties, and the scoring criteria. Then, judges will observe the negotiation and a post-negotiation analysis from both teams to assess. After scoring, they will provide feedback on […] |
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