Exploring law & policy in California and across the US through interviews with the legal academics whose work has influenced it. More @ https://xitter.cf/t.co/Xyk4IrSPUu

Sacramento, CA
Joined August 2017
This week's topic is working for the state government. RSVP for the zoom link!
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Some folks hear local control and think politicians in [insert state capital city here] are taking away my ability to decide things. @anikasinghlemar hears something very different. Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2WaSKWD Spotify: spoti.fi/3aV4rVP
Something worth remembering this Super Tuesday ... if you have the ability to vote and don't, you don't get to complain about the outcome. So here's how you can find your polling place: sos.ca.gov/elections/polling…
This week Harold McDougall, professor @howardlawschool gives his thoughts on 2020, unions for all, & the work that needs to be done to enact lasting socioeconomic change. Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas… Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/7gZ… Stitcher: stitcher.com/s?eid=67650668
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.@Scott_Wiener dropping some great insights at tonight’s talk on the housing crisis, homelessness, and so much more. #caleg
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Major reforms are most likely to succeed "when they bubble up from the grassroots, as opposed to when they are pushed onto voters from the top-down." @Jon_Wainwright and @JoshuaADouglas discuss democracy reform and the importance of grassroots movement. buff.ly/2OTyvs6
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LISTEN: #GWLaw Professor @bearerfriend gives his expert perspective on the future of US tax policy for the @CAPimpactCA podcast. "In order to fix the problem, it's not just changing the tax code. It's changing our political system." capimpactca.com/2020/01/the-…
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Major reforms are most likely to succeed "when they bubble up from the grassroots, as opposed to when they are pushed onto voters from the top-down." @Jon_Wainwright and @JoshuaADouglas discuss democracy reform and the importance of grassroots movement. buff.ly/2OTyvs6
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Featured on LexBlog.com's front page today: 🔴 @Crowell_Moring 🔴 @RobinsonCole 🔴 @CovingtonLLP 🔴 @cyrilamarchand 🔴 @BakerHostetler 🔴 @Jon_Wainwright 🔴 @FoxRothschild 🔴 @seyfarthshawLLP 🔴 @StarkAndStark 🔴 @MyCaseInc 🔴 @foodsafetynews 🔴 @SPB_Global
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While the Iowa Caucus doesn't come up, @JoshuaADouglas of @ukcollegeoflaw & @Jon_Wainwright talk about the many other ways we can improve our democracy. Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2uAfDYu Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/5d4… Stitcher Radio: bit.ly/2HivkJt
Episode 57 is out now wherever you get your podcasts! We've got @bearerfriend of @gwlaw on to talk about the 2020 election and how the Democratic candidates' tax policies could restructure society and government. apple.co/3aUzwcN
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McGeorge is streaming today's MCLE seminar. Our own #McGeorgeGLS Prof. @lawgoddessAB will present on Modern Practice - Attorney's Duty of Technological Competence at 3:15 p.m. PST. youtube.com/watch?v=40ba5RIC… #MCLE #ExperienceMcGeorge #lawschool
Thanks to Ryan Sullivan, retailers in Nebraska can't shake you down for $400 because they thought you were stealing something. bit.ly/CAPImpactPodE56 @UNLCollegeofLaw @PacificMcGeorge @McGeorgeCapCtr
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The break is over! We’re back with a new episode today! Keep your eyes on your podcast feed for the new episode later today.
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🎵It’s the most controversial bill of the year🎵 You can question how well that fits with It’s The Most Wonderful Time is the Year, but you can’t question that SB 276 was one of 2019’s most hot topics. It’s discussed today on In Session - podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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We’re excited to be showing off our very own @GoodBeerLawProf at this year’s @TheAALS Come for the talk on craft beer legislation and regulations, stay for the free beer and swag ... or vice versa.
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AB 538 has the potential to improve survivor access to rape kits. It would allow physician assistants and nurse practitioners to perform medical evidentiary exams on survivors and expands facilities to perform these exams. @CAPimpactCA reports: buff.ly/2Oyr8FQ
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AB 538 has the potential to improve survivor access to rape kits. It would allow physician assistants and nurse practitioners to perform medical evidentiary exams on survivors and expands facilities to perform these exams. @CAPimpactCA reports: buff.ly/2Oyr8FQ
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McGeorge School of Law was selected for @ThePrincetonRev "#BestLawSchools for 2020" list. We were also ranked #8 for "Greatest Resources for Minority Students." This is the place to #pursueyourpassion! #ChooseMcGeorge @McGeorgeLaw @PacificMcGeorge
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