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Professor Alan O. Sykes discusses the $280 billion “Chips and Science Act,” aimed at building up America’s chip manufacturing and developing other technological innovations.
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In this opinion essay in Bloomberg Law, Professor Nora Freeman Engstrom discusses how licensing certain non-lawyers to provide basic legal assistance could help alleviate California's access to counsel challenges.
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Former SLS Dean Larry Kramer discusses the collapse of liberal constitutional politics: why it happened, what we can learn from it, and what a renewed, progressive vision of the Constitution could look like with Ezra Klein of the New York Times.
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Professor Michael McConnell weighs in on the Senate’s bipartisan Electoral Count Act reform bill.
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Professor John Donohue and Michael Romano, director of the SLS Three Strikes Project, discuss the death penalty in California in this San Francisco Chronicle article.
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