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San Francisco Chronicle: California pioneered modern gang surveillance. Trump may be exploiting it*
UC Irvine Law alum Sean Garcia-Leys ’16 was highlighted in the San Francisco Chronicle for his 2016 co-authored paper examining how flawed CalGang data has been used to accelerate deportations and deny legal protections to immigrants.
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The Daily Journal: The king has clothes, but not all fit; Limits of the Executive in U.S. clean energy policy*
Professor Joseph DiMento and recent UC Irvine Law graduate Danielle Straus co-authored an article in the Daily Journal.
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Tech Policy Press: Three Questions Prompted by Rubio’s Threatened Visa Restrictions on ‘Foreign Nationals Who Censor Americans’
Professor David Kaye was quoted in Tech Policy Press criticizing the visa policy as “completely open-ended” and warned that its lack of definition gives the administration vast discretion to target foreign officials.
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San Francisco Chronicle: ‘Everything went wrong’: California’s state bar exam plagued by problems, claims of questions from AI
Mary Basick: “Everything went wrong. Virtually everyone had an interruption. It may have hurt people who should have passed,” and the results, she said, may not be reliable.
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Rolling Stone: How the Class of 2025 Got Screwed by DOGE
Zachary McDaniel, a student in the UC Irvine Law Graduate Tax Program, emphasized the urgency of attracting young talent to federal jobs, calling the cancellation of his IRS position a missed opportunity for the government to invest in its future workforce.
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Mediate.com: Book Club with Carrie Menkel-Meadow and Andrea Kupfer Schneider (Video Podcast)
On May 23, Mediate.com hosted a “Great Reads” book club event focused on the new book International Conflict Resolution Processes with Carrie Menkel-Meadow and Andrea Kupfer Schneider.