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Rick Hasen is quoted by the Washington Post about Trump's move to require proof of citizenship in voting

Rick Hasen is quoted by the AP about Elon Musk's impact on the Wisconsin Supreme Court election

Rick Hasen speaks with the Atlantic about North Carolina's supreme court election

Rick Hasen talks to USA Today about a possible lawsuit by Proud Boys members against the Department of Justice

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Ahilan Arulanantham is quoted by Inside Higher Ed on in-state tuition benefits for undocumented students in Texas

Scott Cummings talks to the LA Times about issues involved in Trump's lawsuit against Paramount

Richard Steinberg speaks with CalMatters about tariffs and California

Kal Raustiala is quoted by Real Clear Politics about California's role in global diplomacy

Joanna Schwartz talks to KPBS about settlements and police misconduct matters

Eugene Volokh talks to USA Today about religion cases at the Supreme Court

Talia Inlender speaks with the Washington Post about the termination of the program that allowed about 530,000 migrants to live and work in the U.S.

Talia Inlender is quoted in the LA Times about changes in immigrants' legal status

Kate Mackintosh talks to Forbes about making ecocide a criminal offense in Scotland

Joanna Schwartz discusses police powers with MinnPost

Rick Hasen speaks with the AP about pardons and other developments after Trump's inauguration

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.

Daniel Lowenstein

UCLA School of Law emeritus professor Daniel Lowenstein has earned the 2025 John Hart Ely Prize in the Law of Democracy, which is presented by the election law section of the Association of American Law Schools. Lowenstein was the first American law professor to specialize in election law, and he established a leading reputation in that field over several decades.

Rick Hasen co-writes a piece in Slate on Justice Merchan's decision to sentence Trump

Rick Hasen appears on the 'SpeechMatters' podcast to talk about the election and how democracy could be challenged going forward

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