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On this episode of Start Making Sense, Harvard’s first woman president describes growing up in the Virginia elite, and the dean of UC Berkeley's law school analyzes the Georgia indictments.

Anyone who has previously taken an oath of office is precluded from public office if they have “engaged in insurrection or rebellion” against the U.S.

Top law school administrators are brainstorming ways to circumvent the Supreme Court's ban on race-based admissions, advising schools not to create a "record" of "discriminatory intent" and warning that socioeconomic preferences will result in too many white and Asian students being admitted.

Newsoms proposed constitutional convention likely wont do any of what he says it will, according to experts who actually want to be wrong.

The Association of American Law Schools held a conference discussing how institutions can continue to racially discriminate following a ruling by the Supreme Court.

In this week’s Bee Opinionated, we ask: What would you do with almost a billion dollars? Sacramento County wants to use it for a new annex at the jail.

On this episode of Start Making Sense, the prosecution strategy against Trump, and the reasons for the success of this year's biggest blockbuster.

The law is clear that a city cannot make it a crime or a public nuisance for people to sleep in public unless there are adequate humane alternatives.

It is hard to imagine a worse relationship between the top county prosecutor and the largest city on its largest problem. | Opinion

The question is no longer academic.