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UC Irvine Law launches Center for Technology & Justice

Directed by Professor Ari Waldman, the center will study how technology shapes law, privacy and society.

Justice Kennedy recalls McGeorge roots, landmark rulings in Sacramento talk

Retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy reflected on his Sacramento roots, his landmark rulings, and encounters wit...

New law lets California law students be paid for for-credit externships

Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday signed AB 1155, a McGeorge clinic-originated bill requiring California law schools to allow studen...



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Audit of troubled California Bar Exam nears governor's desk

The Legislature approved SB 47, an urgency measure authorizing the state auditor to investigate widespread problems with February's California-specific bar exam, clearing the way for immediate scrutiny once Gov. Gavin Newsom signs it.

UC Irvine Law establishes Glassberg Chair in Environmental Law

The chair honors the Glassbergs, longtime conservationists who helped preserve Missouri's Meramec River and founded the Mysun Charitable Foundation in 1969.

California law deans push State Bar to adopt NextGen Uniform Bar Examination in 2028

They argue it is the clearest path to meeting California Supreme Court requirements after this year's disastrous rollout of a California-only test.