Composite photo of an orchard on theleft and a vineyard on the right. Both are in California's Central Valley
(Photos by Evan George)

“Welcome to Sacramento, California” reads the sign that greets Adrianne Davies, Owen McAleer and Gabi Rosenfeld as they step off the airplane.

Charles “Chuck” Williams

Members of the UCLA School of Law community are mourning the death of Charles “Chuck” Williams, a celebrated philanthropist and businessman who co-founded the Williams Institute at the law school in 2001. Williams died at home on April 12, 2023. He was 88 years old.

Khaled Beydoun

When Khaled Beydoun ’04 set foot on UCLA School of Law’s campus as a 1L, he could never have imagined how quickly the world would change around him.

Two weeks into law school, the 9/11 terror attacks happened, and Beydoun, who is Arab American and Muslim, felt that his community became collateral damage in the aftermath.

Eileen Scallen

Eileen A. Scallen, a longtime teacher of courses in civil procedure and evidence, whose uncommon dedication to supporting students at UCLA School of Law has been roundly applauded since she joined the law school a decade ago, earned the 2023 Rutter Award for Excellence in Teaching.

Scott Cummings

UCLA School of Law professor Scott Cummings has been awarded a 2023 Guggenheim Fellowship to support his research and writing about the impact that lawyers have played in backsliding democracies around the world.

UCLA Law School classroom with a standing instructor facing seated students.
While most of the measures targeted K–12 institutions, some also were aimed at colleges and universities, as well as government agencies, contractors and private businesses.

 

Rose Chan Loui

UCLA School of Law’s Rose Chan Loui, a dynamic legal leader in community-engaged nonprofits, has joined the board of directors of the Mayor’s Fund for Los Angeles.

Elizabeth Franco

Elizabeth Franco ’15 has been telling stories for as long as she can remember. A Double Bruin, she majored in communication studies as a UCLA undergrad and earned her J.D. from UCLA School of Law. Today, Franco remembers that her dual role as legal advocate and storyteller clicked when she was a law student interning with the ACLU.

This article was originally published on the UCLA Newsroom website on March 27, 2023. We share it here with UCLA Newsroom's permission.


Michael Waterstone named dean of UCLA School of Law

by Sean Brenner

J.D. students are required to fulfill two requirements for the program. Requirement A is that a student complete two of the “core” courses, with a grade of B- or better in each course. Requirement B is that a student take at least four of the other upper-level courses from a list of all technology-related classes, for a total of at least 12 credits, with a grade of B- or better in each course.

Centers of Excellence

Institute for Technology, Law & Policy

This institute undertakes research to learn how emerging technologies influence society, privacy, and public policy.

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Areas of Focus

Technology & the Law

UCLA Law offers opportunities for students to dive into the disruptive impact of technology on law and society.

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Sample Technology Law Courses

These courses are from recent law school curriculum. Please note that not all courses will be offered every year.

Other courses that may be offered:

  • Copyright Amicus Legal Clinic
  • Information Policy Lab
  • Privacy, Data and Technology
  • Telecommunications Law
  • Social Media and the Future of Democracy
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