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Students have every right to protest Israel’s actions in Gaza. But doing so at the home of a Jewish professor crosses a line.

Legal experts speaking Friday at the University of California, Berkeley School of Law's symposium on artificial intelligence and evidence in civil litigation warned that broadening usage and increased regulation will lead to a wave of litigation over the technology, leaving courts to analyze the "black box" of corporate AI algorithms to determine liability.

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Joshua Weishart has called the WVU College of Law home for the last 12 years.

Six faculty members, including Joshua Weishart, of the West Virginia University College of Law have announced their voluntary departure amid the WVUs ongoing academic transformation.

California, Michigan, and Arizona have seen a notable reduction in law student diversity

Erwin Chemerinsky, the dean of the University of California at Berkeley School of Law, is viewing a disrupted law student dinner in his backyard Tuesday through a First Amendment lens.

Hear excerpts from a special event we organized at the University of Southern California on race, religion and citizenship in this episode of Respecting Religion. The Rev. Dr. Joseph Evans and the Rev. Dr. Christopher The brought their unique experiences and expertise to a conversation on religious and racial identity, moderated by the Rev. Dr. Najuma Smith-Pollard. Hear their insights about a theology of democracy, their experiences with racism, how to identify authoritarianism, and what lesson...

The private dinner for graduating law students was interrupted by a group of anti-Israel students who refused to leave when asked

California, Michigan, and Arizona have seen a notable reduction in law student diversity