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Joanna Schwartz speaks with LAist about lawsuits regarding police misconduct

Rick Hasen is quoted by the AP about congressional redistricting in Texas

Eugene Volokh speaks with PolitiFact about whether American citizenship can be revoked

Ahilan Arulanantham is quoted in the LA Times about the legal cases involving Trump's immigration policies

Diana Winters writes an article for Health Affairs about the administration's focus on synthetic food dyes

Kimberly Clausing appears on 'CBS Saturday Morning' to discuss the impact of Trump's tariffs

Ahilan Arulanantham is quoted by the AP about whom Trump's immigration policies target

Mark McKenna talks to Law360 about the level of creativity required to make Westlaw's headnotes copyrightable

Gary Blasi speaks with the LA Times about the rise of homelessness in the region

Ahilan Arulanantham talks to the LA Times about actions by local and state leaders during ICE raids

Top row (left to right): Stephen Bainbridge, Devon Carbado, Kimberlé Crenshaw, Scott Cummings and Ingrid Eagly. Middle row (left to right): Cheryl Harris, Rick Hasen, Jerry Kang, Joanna Schwartz and Adam Winkler. Bottom row (left to right): Russell Korobkin, Kal Raustiala and Lindsay Wiley — Top row (left to right): Stephen Bainbridge, Devon Carbado, Kimberlé Crenshaw, Scott Cummings, Ingrid Eagly. Middle row: Cheryl Harris, Rick Hasen, Jerry Kang, Joanna Schwartz, Adam Winkler. Bottom row: Russell Korobkin, Kal Raustiala, Lindsay Wiley

In the latest study to measure the impact of law school faculties based on their research and writing, 14 UCLA School of Law professors have been recognized as leaders of legal scholarship.

Diana Winters appears on the BBC's 'Global News Podcast' about fluoride in water

Jill Horwitz speaks with NBC News about Trump and the Affordable Care Act

Melissa Goodman talks to Roll Call about the election and reproductive rights

Lindsay Wiley is quoted by CNN about the Matthew Perry case and medical licensing

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