UCLA Law faculty and leadership are shaping national conversations on the issues that matter most. From voting rights and election integrity to economic policy, immigration law, and social justice, our scholars are providing expert analysis in leading outlets.
Here are some recent highlights:
Kimberlé Crenshaw appears on CNN to talk about Martin Luther King’s legacy.
Adam Winkler writes a commentary piece in the LA Times about openly carrying firearms in California.
Kal Raustiala appears on ‘Marketplace’ to talk about American economic power in international relations.
Ingrid Eagly is quoted in the Wisconsin Examiner about the interplay between local and federal law enforcement in immigration operations.
Elana Redfield speaks with the San Francisco Chronicle about the Supreme Court case regarding trans athletes.
Ahilan Arulanantham is quoted by the AP about know-your-rights trainings in the immigration context.
Mark McKenna talks to the Ventura County Star about a trademark matter involving Patagonia and the Instagram star Pattie Gonia.
Kimberly Clausing speaks with the New York Times about Trump’s impact on the American financial system.
Russell Korobkin talks to the LA Times about the future of UCLA football at the Rose Bowl.
Rick Hasen is quoted by the San Francisco Chronicle about a Supreme Court case regarding the counting of mail-in ballots.
Julia Stein talks to NPR News about false narratives that emerged after the LA wildfires.
Jess Peake appears on the Bloomberg Law podcast to talk about the federal charges against Nicolás Maduro.
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