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- Prof. Hasen op-ed: Here’s what Congress can do to keep the next Trump from stealing an election - Washington Post
- September 24, 2021 Election Subversion conference referenced in op-ed on election reform - Washington Post
- Interview with Prof. Kaye on the regulation of spyware - Coda Story
- Prof. Kaye quoted on use of NSO Group spyware against U.S. citizens - The Daily Beast
- LISTEN: Prof. Kaye discusses spyware, surveillance, and transnational regulation - NPR
- Prof. Kaye op-ed: Global spyware such as Pegasus is a threat to democracy. Here’s how to stop it. – Washington Post
- Prof. Hasen comments on increase in number of election lawsuits – Wall Street Journal
- Q&A interview with Prof. Kaye on NSO Group spyware technology and surveillance – Süddeutsche Zeitung
- UCI Law Chancellor’s Professor of Law and Political Science Rick Hasen Testifies Before Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Voting Rights – UCI Law
- LISTEN: Prof. Goodwin and Leah Litman discuss highlights from the Supreme Court’s latest term and cases to keep an eye on going forward – Ms. Magazine’s On the Issues with Michele Goodwin PodcastProf. Hasen comments on how the Supreme Court’s Brnovich decision will impact the future of voting rights – New York TimesProf. Hasen: Four Concrete Ways that Congress Can Act Against Election Subversion – Smerconish
- Prof. Hasen discusses Brnovich v. DNC, Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act and voter discrimination, the threat of election subversion, and more – Rolling Stone
- LISTEN: Prof. Hasen discusses the Supreme Court’s Brnovich v. DNC ruling and how it might impact the future of voting rights and how elections are conducted in the U.S. – We the People Podcast
- Prof. Hasen op-ed: The Supreme Court’s Latest Voting Rights Opinion is Even Worse Than It Seems – Slate
- WATCH: Prof. Hasen discusses election subversion and threats to democracy – MSNBC’s All in with Chris Hayes
- Full Media Coverage: UCI Law Professor Rick Hasen Discusses Supreme Court Rulings on Brnovich v. DNC, AFP v. Bonta – UCI Law
- Prof. Hasen quoted on concerns over election subversion – NBC News
- WATCH: Prof. Hasen discusses SCOTUS ruling upholding AZ voting restrictions and weakened Voting Rights Act– CNN OutFront
- Prof. Hasen quoted on New York City’s vote-counting procedure and election administration – New Yorker
- LISTEN: Prof. Hasen discusses Supreme Court’s decision on Arizona voting laws – NPR’s All Things Considered
- Prof. Hasen op-ed: The Supreme Court Is Putting Democracy at Risk – New York Times
- Prof. Hasen quoted on Supreme Court ruling upholding Arizona voting restrictions – AP
- UCI Law Unveils Redesign of the Election Law Blog Led by Election and Politics Expert Rick Hasen – UCI Law
- Prof. Hasen comments on the Electoral Count Act and reforms aimed at preventing election subversion – Washington Post
- LISTEN: Prof. Goodwin discusses independence, freedom, and representation – Ms. Magazine’s On the Issues with Michele Goodwin Podcast
- Prof. Hasen weighs in on DOJ lawsuit against Georgia alleging intentional racial discrimination under the Voting Rights Act – Los Angeles Times
- Prof. Hasen comments on DOJ lawsuit against Georgia over statewide voting restrictions – Washington Post
- Prof. Hasen Q&A interview on voting rights legislation, voter suppression, election subversion, and more – New Yorker
- Prof. Gustafson selected for inaugural cohort of UCI Inclusive Excellence Term Chairs - UCI Office of Inclusive Excellence
- Prof. Ballakrishnen named a 2021-22 UCI Hellman Fellow – UCI News
- Prof. Hasen and Douglas Laycock’s book “Modern American Remedies” (5th ed. 2019) was cited in Justice Kagan’s concurring opinion in Collins v. Yellen about the structure of the Federal Housing Finance Agency – Supreme Court of the United States
- LISTEN: Prof. Hasen discusses the For the People Act and other voting rights legislation, Supreme Court cases examining voting rights and more – Slate’s What Next
- WATCH: Prof. Hasen discusses what Congress can do to tackle election subversion – MSNBC Meet the Press
- Prof. Hasen comments on how the DOJ can protect voting rights – Politico
- Prof. Hasen op-ed: Democrats Should Leap at the Chance to Take Joe Manchin’s Deal – Slate
- Prof. Hasen comments on dismissed lawsuit alleging irregularities and potential fraud in CA’s November 2020 election – OC Register
- Prof. Hasen quoted on concerns around election subversion – The Guardian
- Prof. Shaffer: The Risk of an “Alliance of Democracies” – Medium
- Prof. Hasen quoted on Senator Feinstein's denial that democracy is in danger – Salon
- Prof. Hasen quoted on Attorney General Merrick Garland's recent speech on protecting voting rights – CNN
- Prof. Hasen comments on the legality of giveaways tied to voting – PolitiFact
- WATCH: Prof. Kaye leads panel discussion on Facebook’s Oversight Board, human rights, content moderation, and freedom of expression – Access Now
- Prof. Hasen quoted on recent lawsuit attempting to discredit the integrity of the last election – Spectrum News 1
- Prof. Hasen op-ed: Stephen Breyer’s Apparent Retirement Plan Will Backfire – Slate
- Prof. Hasen comments on future of American Democracy – Al Jazeera
- Prof. Hasen comments on the likelihood of lawmakers passing HR1 – AP News
- Prof. Kaye comments on move by social media, tech companies to take a hands-on approach to moderate disinformation – Washington Post
- Prof. Hasen quoted on the For the People Act and voting rights legislation – Slate
- Prof. Hasen comments on Supreme Court precedent limiting punitive damages – Bloomberg Law
- Prof. Kaye quoted on Facebook’s policy shift on posts by politicians that break platform rules – New York Times
- Prof. Hasen quoted on the 2020 election and threats to democracy – AP
- LISTEN: Prof. Hasen discusses what the federal government can do in response to states’ restrictive voting laws – NPR’s All Things Considered
- LISTEN: Prof. Kaye discusses human rights standards in content moderation – Lawfare Podcast
- LISTEN: Prof. Hasen discusses new voting laws, concerns over election subversion and voting restrictions, and voter confidence in the integrity of the election process – We the People Podcast
- WATCH: Prof. Hansel and Prof. Kaye participate in panel discussion on decisions made by Facebook’s Oversight Board and implications for the Global South – The Dialogue
- ALI Approves Prof. Simons-led project Restatement Third of Torts: Intentional Torts to Persons – American Law Institute
- Prof. Hasen quoted in fact check of Rep. Crenshaw’s comments around Republican amicus brief supporting Texas lawsuit that sought to overturn the 2020 presidential election – CNN
- Prof. Hasen quoted on private money funding Arizona election audit – CNN
- WATCH: Prof. Hasen discusses the For the People Act, voting rights, and new state-based voting restrictions – MSNBC
- LISTEN: Prof. Hasen discusses recent voting restrictions passed by Republican-led state legislatures, the Supreme Court, voting rights and more – Bloomberg Law Podcast
- Prof. Kaye quoted on how Facebook’s final decision on Trump’s account could affect relationship with users and political leaders – ABC News
- LISTEN: Prof. Hasen discusses Arizona’s ballot audit – AZ Central’s The Gaggle Podcast
- Prof. Hasen quoted on concerns over election subversion and manipulated election results – New York Times
- Prof. Hasen comments on new restrictive voting laws and voter confidence in the integrity of the election process – AP
- Prof. Hasen comments new voting restrictions passed by Republican state legislatures – CNN
- WATCH: Prof. Hasen participates in “Congressional Legislation to Protect the Electoral Process” – AALS Conference on Rebuilding Democracy and the Rule of Law
- Prof. Hasen quoted in factcheck on Trump’s statement suggesting state legislatures could overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election – WQOW.com/AP
- WATCH: Prof. Hasen participates in discussion on the Internet, elections, and the First Amendment – Abrams Institute
- Prof. Lerner quoted on Facebook’s algorithms and the promotion of inflammatory materials on social media – Los Angeles Times
- Prof. Kaye quoted on impact of Facebook’s Oversight Board on other initiatives to develop cross-industry oversight – Financial Times
- Prof. Hasen comments on Facebook’s response to Trump’s attempts to undermine confidence in the integrity of the 2020 election – New York Times
- Prof. Kaye quoted on Trump's Facebook ban decision and lack of definitive guidance from Oversight Board on how to handle political figures on the platform – The Economist
- Prof. Kaye remarks on complexity of Facebook Oversight Board’s role in examining freedom of expression and human rights – Vox
- Prof. Kaye comments on Facebook Oversight Board’s Trump ban decision and role in changing decision-making at the company – netzpolitik.org
- Prof. Hasen quoted on Facebook Oversight Board’s decision to maintain Trump account ban – USA Today
- Prof. Hasen analysis on Facebook Oversight Board’s Decision to uphold Trump suspension – Election Law Blog
- Prof. Kaye comments on private oversight and self-regulation of social media platforms, and Facebook Oversight Board’s decision on Trump account ban – Time
- Prof. Kaye’s reporting to the UN Human Rights Council cited in Facebook Oversight Board’s decision on Trump’s account ban – Facebook Oversight Board
- Prof. Kaye highlighted for contributions to “Social Media Councils: From Concept to Reality” report – France24
- LISTEN: Prof. Hasen discusses the 2020 election, election subversion, voting rights and suppression, the Supreme Court more – Supreme Myths Podcast
- Prof. Hasen quoted on 2020 election audit led by Arizona Republicans – Bloomberg Law
- Prof. Hasen comments on Arizona GOP’s election audit – NBC News
- Prof. Hasen quoted on Republican state legislatures passing new voting restrictions – Slate
- WATCH: Prof. Hasen discusses gerrymandering, redistricting, and developments in the statehouses after the 2020 election – Georgetown University Law Center
- Prof. Hasen quoted on ethics reform section in For the People Act – New York Times
- WATCH: Prof. Hasen discusses the dangers of election subversion – MSNBC’s All in With Chris Hayes
- Prof. Hasen op-ed: Republicans aren't done messing with elections – New York Times
- WATCH: Prof. Hasen, Larry Diamond and Pam Fessler discuss how to fix American democracy – America at a Crossroads
- Prof. Hasen comments on possible Supreme Court case involving voting rights in Pennsylvania – CNN
- Michele Goodwin Elected to the Board of Trustees of the Hastings Center and Chair Elect of the Fellow's Council – UCI Law
- Prof. Kaye comments Trump’s Facebook account ban, Facebook’s Oversight Board, and free speech and human rights law – The Economist
- Prof. Hasen comments on proposed state-based election legislation and the 2020 election – TPM
- LISTEN: Prof. Goodwin discusses race, taxation and D.C. statehood – Ms. Magazine’s On the Issues with Michele Goodwin Podcast
- Prof. Kaye comments on political speech on social media platforms, human rights law and freedom of expression – Mother Jones
- Prof. Hasen comments on Supreme Court case examining Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act and Biden Administration/DOJ strategy against new state-based election laws – Politico
- Prof. Kaye comments on human rights law and freedom of expression, and the Oversight Board’s current review of Facebook’s decision to suspend Trump’s account – Politico
- Bryant Garth highlighted for appointment as interim dean of UCI Law – Law360
- Prof. Hasen comments on Georgia’s new election law and its impact on the role of Georgia’s Secretary of State – The Atlantic
- Prof. Hasen quoted on the preclearance provision, Shelby County v. Holder, the John Lewis Voting Rights Act, and Georgia’s new election law – Yahoo News
- Prof. Hasen comments on independent state legislature doctrine and the Supreme Court – The Hill
- Prof. Kaye Q&A interview on online speech, content moderation, freedom of expression, his book “Speech Police,” and more – Der Tagesspiegel
- Prof. Hasen discusses Trump campaign deceptive fundraising practices – MSNBC’s All in With Chris Hayes
- LISTEN: Prof. Hasen discusses Georgia’s new election law, the Voting Rights Act, voter ID laws, gerrymandering and more – Dan Abrams Podcast
- LISTEN: Prof. Hasen discusses Justice Ginsburg’s position on Equal Protection in Bush v. Gore – Notorious Podcast
- Prof. Hasen quoted on narrow window of opportunity for Democrat-led voting rights legislation – New York Times
- Prof. Hasen comments on legal challenges to Georgia’s new voting law – NBC News
- Prof. Loftus profiled on her life and research on the malleability of memory – New Yorker
- Prof. Hasen comments on Georgia’s election law overhaul – AP
- Prof. Hasen quoted on Georgia’s sweeping new election law and the Supreme Court’s track record in election law – CNN
- Gregory Shaffer, Chancellor's Professor of Law at UCI Law, Named President-Elect of American Society of International Law – UCI Law
- WATCH: Prof. Kaye testifies before UK House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee on freedom of expression online – ParliamentLive.tv
- LISTEN: Prof. Goodwin and Prof. Hasen discuss the filibuster, the electoral system, voting reforms and more – Ms. Magazine’s On the Issues with Michele Goodwin Podcast
- Prof. Kaye comments on Facebook’s Oversight Board, deplatforming Trump, and speech in a digital space – Mother Jones
- LISTEN: Prof. Kaye discusses Section 230 and its impact on online speech – ITIF’s Ellysse and Ashley Break the Internet Podcast
- Prof. Hasen op-ed: H.R. 1 can’t pass the Senate. But here are some voting reforms that could. – Washington Post
- Prof. Hasen quoted on third-party collection of mail-in ballots – Yahoo News and The Conversation
- UCI Law IPAT Clinic files $100,000 civil rights claim over LASD arrest of student journalist – UCI Law IPAT Clinic
- Prof. Kaye quoted on Myanmar military internet shutdowns – Voice of America
- LISTEN: Prof. Kaye discusses challenges of reconciling freedom of expression and regulation of online harms – Law Bytes Podcast
- Prof. Hasen paper on congressional overriding of Supreme Court statutory decisions cited – Vox
- UCI Law Chancellor's Professor of Law and Political Science Rick Hasen Casebook Quoted by U.S. Supreme Court – UCI Law
- Prof. Hasen quoted on narrowly averting disaster in the aftermath of the 2020 elections – Rolling Stone
- Prof. Hasen quoted on increase in proposed state legislation related to voting – Governing
- Prof. Hasen quoted on Arizona voting rights case – New York Times
- Prof. Hasen comments on Biden Administration strategy in Brnovich v. DNC – NPR
- Prof. Kaye quoted on challenges faced by social media companies responding to demands from authoritarian governments – Time
- Prof. Hasen quoted on dispute of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act – The Hill
- Prof. Hasen quoted on Brnovich v. DNC and Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act – TPM
- Prof. Hasen quoted on Section 2, vote denial, and Brnovich v. DNC – The Guardian
- Prof. Hasen quoted on Supreme Court dismissal of pro-Trump election lawsuits – The Hill
- Prof. Hasen quoted on Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act and Brnovich v. DNC – Washington Post
- Prof. Hasen quoted on Trump’s false claims of election fraud embraced by other Republicans – NBC News
- Prof. Hasen quoted on argument over “independent state legislature doctrine” – CNN
- Prof. Shaffer discusses U.S.-China relations, international trade policy, human rights, and his forthcoming book “Emerging Powers and the World Trading System” – Ms. Magazine
- Prof. Kaye quoted on freedom of expression, human rights standards, and dispute between Twitter and Indian government over content moderation policy – Economic Times
- Prof. Kaye comments on U.S. involvement in UN Human Rights Council – The World
- Prof. Hasen quoted on argument that legislatures are supreme in election matters – Los Angeles Times
- Prof. Hasen comments on Justice Thomas’ dissent in Pennsylvania election case – USA Today
- Prof. Hasen writes preview of Brnovich v. Democratic National Committee – SCOTUSblog
- LISTEN: Prof. Kaye quoted on clash between Twitter and India, and the power/impact of social media platforms – NPR
- Prof. Kaye quoted on dispute between Twitter and India over content moderation – New York Times
- Prof. Hasen sends letter signed by group of law professors and experts to Facebook's Oversight Board in favor of deplatforming Trump as necessary last resort – France24
- Prof. Hasen pens letter, signed by academics and lawyers, supporting Facebook’s indefinite ban of Trump on the platform – USA Today
- Prof. Kaye participates in discussion on Facebook’s Oversight Board, Facebook’s Trump ban and the future of online speech – Carnegie Live
- Prof. Hasen spearheads letter from academics, lawyers, and researchers to Facebook Oversight Board regarding move to deplatform Trump – Politico
- Letter to Facebook’s Oversight Board, spearheaded by Prof. Hasen, highlighted – Axios
- Prof. Hasen spearheads letter to Facebook’s Oversight Board (signed by Prof. Kaye and Prof. Lerner) supporting Trump deplatforming as necessary last resort – Politico
- Prof. Kaye discusses dispute between Twitter and the Indian government, social media content moderation and regulation, and freedom of expression – New York Times
- Prof. Kaye quoted on clash between Twitter and Indian government over content moderation and regulation – CNN
- Prof. Hasen quoted on Trump’s post-election litigation – PolitiFact
- Prof. Kaye comments on content moderation policies and web hosting platforms with content that encourages violence and harm – NPR
- Prof. Kaye: UN Human Rights Council: A Near-Term Approach for U.S. Re-Entry – Just Security
- Prof. Kaye discusses deplatforming, social media content moderation, and freedom of expression – CJR
- LISTEN: Prof. Kaye discusses freedom of expression, and global trends related to media intimidation and attacks against journalists – Finding Humanity Podcast
- Prof. Hasen quoted on Texas AG lawsuit over election results in battleground states – New York Times
- Prof. Hasen comments on expected state legislation to limit voter turnout – USA Today
- Prof. Hasen quoted on Republican-led efforts to change election laws and voting rules in wake of 2020 election – CBS News
- Prof. Shaffer co-writes introduction and co-edits AJIL Unbound Symposium “The Biden Administration and the International Legal Order” – AJIL Unbound
- WATCH: Prof. Hasen participates in “Elections, Insurrection and Inauguration: What’s Next for American Democracy?” – UC National Center for Free Speech and Civic Engagement
- Prof. Hasen quoted in fact-check of Rush Limbaugh’s comments regarding legitimacy of the 2020 election – Politifact
- Prof. Kaye discusses social media and de-platforming, disinformation, and democracy – L.A. Times
- Prof. Hasen op-ed: Election law can’t protect democracy if our representatives are lawless – L.A. Times
- WATCH: Prof. Hasen participates in “What has to change to protect our vulnerable election system?” – America at a Crossroads
- Prof. Hasen quoted on GOP elected officials questioning legitimacy of Biden’s win over voting rules – Washington Post
- Prof. Kaye quoted on calls for social media companies to expand content moderation policies globally – The Guardian
- Prof. Hasen comments on Georgia governor’s role in defending election integrity, voting rights amidst pressure from Trump – The Atlantic
- Prof. Kaye quoted on Mexico and Poland’s interest in pursuing national and global regulation of social media companies – Washington Post
- Prof. Hasen comments on Trump campaign election litigation, unsubstantiated claims of fraud, and deterioration in democratic norms – Business Insider
- Prof. Kaye quoted on content moderation of political figures on social media platforms – New York Times
- Prof. Kaye op-ed: To begin de-Trumpification, start with elite institutions – L.A. Times
- Prof. Goodwin quoted on the legality of the use of personal social media accounts by political figures – L.A. Times
- LISTEN: Prof. Hasen discusses impeachment, authoritarianism, and the need for voting reform to protect American democracy – Vox’s Today Explained Podcast
- Prof. Kaye quoted on social media, tech companies move to restrict Donald Trump – KTVU
- Prof. Hasen quoted on American democracy and democratic norms, and the riot at the Capitol – L.A. Times
- LISTEN: Prof. Goodwin discusses the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riot and interviews newly elected women in Congress – Ms. Magazine's On the Issues with Michele Goodwin Podcast
- Prof. Hasen op-ed: The Only Way to Save American Democracy Now – Slate
- LISTEN: Prof. Hasen discusses how Electoral College votes are counted in a contested Presidential election – Legal Talk Today
- Prof. Hasen quoted on investigations into the 2020 presidential election and unsupported claims of fraud – NBC News
- Prof. Kaye quoted on freedom of speech, social media, and moves to restrict Trump’s online platform – AP
- LISTEN: Prof. Hasen discusses the tumultuous week in Washington, DC, the 2020 election cycle, and the impact on American democracy – Deep State Radio
- Prof. Kaye quoted on move by social media companies to restrict, suspend Trump’s accounts – New York Times
- Prof. Hasen quoted on social media companies restricting Trump’s accounts – New York Times
- Prof. Hasen quoted on cheap speech, disinformation, and the impact on democratic institutions – New York Times
- WATCH: Prof. Hasen discusses Trump’s call with Georgia election officials in attempt to overturn election results – MSNBC
- WATCH: Prof. Hasen discusses Trump’s phone call with Georgia election officials in attempt to overturn election results – PBS NewsHour
- Prof. Hasen quoted on planned objections to election certification by Republican lawmakers – Politico
- WATCH: Prof. Hasen discusses Trump phone call with Georgia Secretary of State – CNN
- Prof. Hasen: Donald Trump Should Be Prosecuted for His Shakedown of Georgia’s Brad Raffensperger – Slate
- Prof. Hasen op-ed: We Can’t Let Our Elections Be This Vulnerable Again – The Atlantic