Faculty

Professor David Sandino spoke on a panel on Oct. 10 as part of alumni weekend at Santa Clara University School of Law. 

The panel focused on how technology has influenced environmental law. Sandino, a Santa Clara Law alum, addressed how California water law has served as an action-forcing mechanism for technology development, catalyzing new technologies for water supplies, conservation and reclamation.

Professor David Sandino spoke on a panel on Oct. 10 as part of alumni weekend at Santa Clara University School of Law. 

The panel focused on how technology has influenced environmental law. Sandino, a Santa Clara Law alum, addressed how California water law has served as an action-forcing mechanism for technology development, catalyzing new technologies for water supplies, conservation and reclamation.

Professor Darien Shanske, an architect of California’s Proposition 40 (Billionaire Tax Act), spoke to the Sacramento Bee, co-wrote a commentary in the Daily Journal and was mentioned in

Professor Carlton F.W. Larson spoke to HuffPost on Oct. 6 about President Donald Trump’s attention-getting suggestion that the United States would allow Iran to “take out” Los Angeles and San Diego if that would help the U.S. win the war.

Professors Raquel Aldana and Brian Soucek joined UC Davis Associate Professor of Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies Rana Jaleel on the Oct.

Professor Courtney Joslin presented her forthcoming article “Parentage’s History and Tradition” (co-authored with Yale Law School Professor Douglas NeJaime) as part of the annual Nonmarriage Roundtable, held Oct. 2 at Boston University School of Law.

Professor Albert Lin spoke to the New York Times for a Sept. 30 story about a lawsuit seeking to stop President Donald Trump’s administration from charging foreign visitors higher entrance fees at national parks.

At the California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation (CRLAF) annual gala on Sept. 26, Assemblymember Maggy Krell ’03 surprised Professor Amagda Pérez with a California Assembly Resolution.

Professor David Horton spoke to CNBC for a Sept.

Professor Carlton F.W. Larson was the Constitution Day speaker on Sept. 17 at St. Louis University School of Law.

Larson discussed his new book One Nation Under Law: The Meaning of the Declaration of Independence (Cambridge University Press).