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The California Law Review was founded in 1912 and is the flagship journal at the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law.

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    Jul 24

    was one of the most frequently cited law reviews by SCOTUS in the 2018 term.

    New post: Empirical SCOTUS: What the justices cited in OT 2018
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  2. Nov 28

    On this day we are thankful for Judge Thelton Henderson and wish him a very happy birthday. We had the great pleasure of hearing from Judge Henderson (a double Bear) in our Fed Courts class this past week. Learn more about him here:

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  3. Nov 27

    Introducing: the perfect gift to give to your fans, your CLR sweethearts, your Bluebook afficiandos. Subscribe to CLR for less than our monthly coffee budget and support the work we do to publish cutting-edge work:

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  4. Nov 25

    The October 2019 issue is available online, featuring Prof. Darryl K. Brown's article on "The Case for a Trial Fee: What Money Can Buy in Criminal Process." Read the very interesting article here:

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  5. Nov 22

    Thank you for sponsoring CLR! Your support helped create the Critical Conversations Series, where CLR members discussed marginalized identities and legal scholarship. Interested in supporting CLR? Go here:

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  6. Nov 21

    Question to Dean Morrison, posed by Dean Chemerinsky: When should courts accept or reject presumptions of history?

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  7. Nov 21

    Dean Morrison responds to Prof. Prakash, saying that the difference in perspective is that Prof. Prakash is more acceptive that what’s going on in government is "simply illegal."

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  8. Nov 21

    Prof. Prakash continues: If convention can change something as powerful as the constitution, then there’s nothing that can’t be changed by convention.

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  9. Nov 21

    Prof. Prakash: “Convention should not supplant the constitution.”

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  10. Nov 21

    Prof. Shaw responds to Dean Morrison's lecture, emphasizing the importance of lower courts and their unique vantage points on executive action, "striking an institutional realist note."

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  11. Nov 21

    Dean Morrison: We may have to give Trump the benefits of the institutional arrangements that he disregards in order to preserve those arrangements.

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  12. Nov 21

    Dean Morrison: Invalidating presidential actions that otherwise satisfy all legal requirements takes the court into “unfamiliar territory.”

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  13. Nov 21

    Dean Morrison on Trump v. Hawaii: “A critical feature of this case...was that Trump had acted in the bounds of authority” as dictated by historical practice, though it put the court “in an extremely difficult position.”

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  14. Nov 21

    Dean Morrison discusses NLRB v. Noel Canning, saying the court was reticent to disrupt historical practices and compromises between the legislative branch and the executive branch when taking up an issue that the court has never considered.

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    Nov 21

    Editor in Chief kicks off the 2019 Jorde Symposium, Constitution by Convention, featuring Dean Trevor Morrison, , and Saikrishna Prakash – at Booth Auditorium

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  16. Nov 21

    Vol. 108 EIC starting off the with CLR’s Land Acknowledgement statement! Read more about it here:

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  17. Nov 21

    We're LIVE at the , where Dean Trevor Morrison of will lecture on "Constitution by Convention." Commentators for today’s lecture are Professors of and Saikrishna Prakash of .

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  18. Nov 21

    Today is the big day: the 2019 Jorde Symposium! Follow for live-tweets from 4-5pm PST. Thank you to the many, many people who have made this exciting talk possible.

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  19. Nov 20

    The big day is tomorrow! Our editors have put so much work into this symposium and the accompanying issue. Tune in tomorrow at 4pm PST for our live-tweets.

    Prof. Saikrishna Prakash will speak Thursday at ’s and ’s “Constitution by Convention” symposium.
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  20. Nov 19

    Thank you for sponsoring CLR! You make events like this morning's "Editor Appreciation Breakfast" possible (and delicious). If you'd like to join in supporting CLR's work, click here:

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  21. Nov 18

    Join CLR for the on Thursday 11/21 at to hear Dean Trevor Morrison speak on "Constitution by Convention." Featuring Professors ( ) and Saikrishna Prakash ( ). More info here:

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