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In the new CLR Online Article, Professor @b_hasbrouck discusses the 14th Amendment and places the Trump v. Anderson decision within a pattern of SCOTUS cases that undermine Constitutional protections for Black political power.

This Note suggests that in the decades since Lam v. University of Hawaiʻi greenlit courts to embrace intersectionality, courts have struggled to conceptualize the intersectional identities of plaintiffs and the multifaceted discrimination they face.

This note discusses Prop 209, asserting that today’s increased diversity has been achieved through the UC’s diversity efforts within its self-proscribed limits and a hidden ecosystem in higher ed designed to advance diversity without violating the law.

RT @CalBearsHistory: On Sept. 30, 1945, @Cal's California Law Review published an article by Pauli Murray, LL.M. 1945, "The Right to Equal…

This note discusses generative AI and the law of demonstrative evidence law. It examines how companies can enact quality assurance at the front end & how courts can apply existing rules, though stricter demonstrative evidence law standards may be needed.