Wall Street Journal - May 15
A 1997 Fordham Law Review article by Associate Dean Laura Padilla is referenced in a story about whether Harvard Law Professor and U.S. Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren claimed Native American ancestry. (Also covered by the New York Times, Politico, ABC News, and others)

Peninsula Daily News - May 15
Alumnus Michael E. Haas '87 announces his candidacy for Jefferson County Superior Court in Washington State.

Foreign Affairs - May 14
Professor Bryan A. Liang and Senior Research Associate Timothy K. Mackey address the problem of counterfeit drugs in the global medical supply chain.

Seattle Times - May 11
The U.S. State Department and 43 members of Congress join the campaign to free California Innocence Project client Jason Puracal. Puracal has been wrongly imprisoned in Nicaragua for more than 540 days. (Also covered by MyNorthwest.com and The Nicaragua Dispatch)

U-T San Diego - May 10
California Innocence Project exoneree Adam Riojas grew up with Chargers Hall of Famer Junior Seau and helped to organize his private memorial service at Calvary Chapel in Oceanside.

Pension Dialog - May 9
Associate Professor Jeff Schwartz explains the benefits of his proposed replacement to the 401(k). (Click here to read Professor Schwartz' Harvard Journal of Legislation article "Rethinking 401(k)s")

Pomerado News - May 8
Alumnus Brian K. Maienschein '94 is running for the 77th District seat in the State Assembly.

Venture Beat - May 8
Alumna Magnolia Mansourkia Mobley '98 named chief privacy officer for Carrier IQ.

Wall Street Journal Market Watch - May 8
Alumnus Brian M. Malloy '08 joins Stutz Artiano Shinoff & Holtz as an associate attorney. (Also covered by San Diego Metropolitan Magazine)

San Diego Daily Transcript - May 4
Adjunct Professor Vickie E. Turner offers advice for recent law school graduates and reflects on her 30-year career.

Arizona Business Gazette - May 4
Alumnus Michael J. Detro '08 joins Snell & Wilmer in Phoenix as an associate in their business and finance practice.

San Diego Daily Transcript - May 3
New President/Dean Niels B. Schaumann talks about why he was interested in California Western, and shares some of his ideas for addressing the current challenges facing legal education.

10 News - May 1
Professor Mario Conte explains why a local judge granted the defense’s request for a new jury in the trespassing case of six same-sex marriage activists.

San Diego Daily Transcript - May 1
As he prepares for retirement, Dean Steven R. Smith is working hard to make sure California Western is in great shape for the next president/dean.

San Diego Daily Transcript - May 1
Students in California Western's STEPPS program learn practical skills in simulated law office settings. While, the Achieve. Inspire. Motivate (A.I.M.) pipeline program promotes diversity and helps prospective students gain a better understanding of what it takes to become a lawyer.

San Diego Daily Transcript - May 1
California Western's Advanced Mediation Program and Bail Project offer solutions to the state’s prison overcrowding problem by reducing recidivism and criminal justice costs.

San Diego Daily Transcript - May 1
California Western awards honorary degrees to Judges William B. Enright and Kevin A. Enright at the law school’s commencement on April 23.

The Monterey County Herald - April 26
Alumna M. Christine Davi '95 formally named city attorney of Monterey. Davi has served as acting city attorney since November 2011.

U-T San Diego - April 25
Professor Glenn C. Smith analyzes the U.S. Supreme Court hearings on Arizona's anti-immigration enforcement law, S.B. 1070.

Ground Report - April 25
International support continues to build for California Innocence Project client Jason Puracal, who is wrongfully imprisoned in Nicaragua.

U-T San Diego - April 25
California Western appoints Niels B. Schaumann to be its next president/dean. (Also covered by Los Angeles Daily Journal, The Recorder, Legal Writing Prof Blog, International Law Prof Blog, San Diego Daily Transcript.

KOGO AM & FM - April 24
California Innocence Project Associate Director Jeff Chinn discusses the goals of the SAFE California Act, which proposes to eliminate the death penalty in the state and replace it with a sentence of life without the possibility of parole. (Chinn also recently featured in KUSI-TV story about SAFE California Act)

Lawyers Club News - April 24
Professor Jacquelyn H. Slotkin moderates a panel on the challenges mother attorneys face in their efforts to achieve a balance between work and home life.

San Diego Daily Transcript - April 24
Professors Linda H. Morton and Floralynn Einesman accept the Center for Civic Mediation’s 2012 Louis M. Brown Conflict Prevention Award for the Advanced Mediation Program.

Univision San Diego - April 23
Adjunct Professor Lilia S. Velásquez '81 comments on the U.S. Supreme Court hearings on Arizona’s anti-immigration law, S.B. 1070.

Imperial Valley News - April 23
Alumna Ann M. Richardson '84 appointed senior advisor to the chief deputy of the California State Lottery.

MinnPost - April 23
The family of California Innocence Project client Jason Puracal filed a petition with the United Nation’s Special Rapporteur on Torture. (Also featured in Nicaragua Dispatch)

Change.org - April 23
California Innocence Project client Jason Puracal thanks the more than 80,000 people who signed a petition calling for his release from a Nicaraguan prison. (To sign the petition click here)

10 News - April 23
A local biotechnology firm whose technology helped exonerate California Innocence Project volunteer Herman Atkins is assisting in the investigation of a 33-year-old unsolved murder case from New York.

Solo Practice University - April 23
Alumna Anne-Marie Rábago '07 teaches "Introduction to Taxes for the Solo/Small Firm Attorney" at Solo Practice University.

U-T San Diego - April 21
Adjunct Professor Lilia S. Velásquez '81 explains the best term to use when describing people who are in the United States without permission.

CDA Press - April 21
Alumnus Duncan B. Koler '84 is a candidate for the Coeur d'Alene School District board.

Las Cruces Sun-News - April 20
Alumnus Nelson J. Goodin '91 appointed District Court Judge in Las Cruces, N.M.

PubMed - April 19
Professor Bryan A. Liang and Senior Research Associate Timothy K. Mackey recommend a policy based on the Nagoya Protocol to combat the risks of biopiracy.

10 News - April 18
Professor Justin P. Brooks comments on allegations that the Citizens’ Review Board, which reviews police department actions, is biased in favor of the department.

myNorthwest.com - April 18
More than 80,000 people signed an online petition calling for California Innocence Project client Jason Puracal’s release from a Nicaraguan prison. (Also featured in The Cypress Times)

San Diego Unified School District News - April 17
Street Law San Diego Program Coordinator Alex Simpson is impressed by ALBA Community Day School at North Park’s third consecutive victory in the Street Law Mock Trial competition.

U-T San Diego - April 13
Associate Professor Jessica K. Fink explains how employers could be impacted if the state legislature passes a bill to make unemployment status a protected class on job applications.

San Diego Daily Transcript - April 13
More than 100 California Western students recently honored for their commitment to public service and pro bono work.

San Diego Daily Transcript - April 11
Professor Glenn C. Smith provides analysis of the U.S. Supreme Court hearings on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act during a UC San Diego panel discussion.

San Diego CityBeat - April 11
Professor Laurence A. Benner, student Clayton Carr, and alumna Colleen Cusack ’92 featured in a story about how efforts underway to realign the state’s prison population will make programs like California Western’s Bail Project even more valuable in the future.

Univision - April 9
Adjunct Professor Lilia S. Velasquez '81 comments on a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services plan to expedite the review of certain immigration cases affected by administrative errors. (Click here to read Spanish version of article)

Dissident Voice - April 9
A paper by alumnus Kelly X. Ranasinghe '05 cited in a story about the release of satellite photos of the 1994 Rwanda Genocide. (Also featured in Black Agenda Report)

U-T San Diego - April 6
Adjunct Professor Lilia S. Velasquez '81 discusses a GOP proposal to alter the DREAM Act.

Los Angeles Times - April 6
Governor Jerry Brown commutes the prison sentence of California Innocence Project client Shirley Ree Smith. (Also featured in The Washington Post and The Wrongful Convictions Blog)

U-T San Diego - April 5
Professor Glenn C. Smith participates in a panel discussion on "Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Healthiness" at UC San Diego.

The Wrongful Convictions Blog - April 5
Professor Justin P. Brooks explains why Innocence Projects should consider post-release cases, in addition to their work with clients who are currently incarcerated.

San Diego Daily Transcript - April 3
California Western named to the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll with Distinction for the third consecutive year.

Glendale Press-News - April 3
Student Lauren G. Wilkinson scheduled to graduate from California Western this month.

FreeJasonP.com - April 2
California Innocence Project client Jason Puracal writes a letter to his 5-year-old son Jabu. Puracal has been wrongfully imprisoned in Nicaragua for more than 17 months.

ABA Journal - April 1
Student Armen Shakoorian's work on a CWSL coastal habitat restoration project is featured in the "Lawyers Giving Back" section of the magazine. Shakoorian joined many of his incoming classmates on the day of service organized by the Admissions Office.

San Diego Metropolitan Magazine - March 2012
Alumni John C. Colwell '84, Julia M. Garwood '79, Matthew G. Holt '07, Scott D. Levine '91, Craig R. McClellan '76, Thomas D. Penfield '74, and Mary F. Prevost '91 are listed among the "Best Lawyers in San Diego."

The Vista - March 29
California Innocence Project Associate Director Jeff Chinn discusses the work of the project with University of San Diego students and faculty.

U-T San Diego - March 29
Professor Glenn C. Smith calls for the U.S. Supreme Court justices to use judicial restraint when considering the constitutionality of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

U-T San Diego - March 29
Professor Glenn C. Smith recaps the third day of U.S. Supreme Court hearings on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, and explains the "severability" issue in the case.

MarketWatch - March 28
Adjunct Professor William M. Aul retained by GamesGamesGames Technology, Inc. to help bring the company into compliance with regulatory authorities. (Also covered by WBAY-TV)

KUSI-TV - March 28
Professor Susan A. Channick summarizes the issues discussed in the U.S. Supreme Court's health care reform hearings, and explains the "severability" issue. (video not available online)

U-T San Diego - March 28
Professor Glenn C. Smith says questions about the constitutionality of the minimum insurance coverage mandate are at the heart of the controversy surrounding the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

KPBS-FM and TV - March 27
Professor Glenn C. Smith appears on KPBS-FM's "Midday Edition" and KPBS-TV's "Evening Edition" to discuss the second day of hearings in the U.S. Supreme Court's review of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

KUSI-TV - March 27
Professor Glenn C. Smith talks about the first day of U.S. Supreme Court hearings on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, and gives a preview for the second day of hearings. (video not available online)

U-T San Diego - March 27
Professor Glenn C. Smith discusses the issues discussed in the first day of U.S. Supreme Court hearings on the Patient Protection and Affordable Car Act.

CBS 8 - March 26
Professor Susan A. Channick says the U.S. Supreme Court has never considered a concept quite like the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act’s controversial individual insurance mandate.

Lawyers.com - March 26
Visiting Assistant Professor Ari E. Waldman says recent court decisions are "trending toward consensus" that the Defense of Marriage Act is unconstitutional. (Also featured in JD Supra)

KUSI-TV - March 26
Professor Glenn C. Smith discusses the U.S. Supreme Court hearings on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act on "Good Morning San Diego."

10 News - March 23
Professor Glenn C. Smith explains why the U.S. Supreme Court hearings on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act could impact more than just health policy.

KPBS-FM - March 23
A mock U.S. Supreme Court hearing by Professor Glenn C. Smith's Current Issues in Constitutional Law seminar is featured in a radio story by KPBS Health Reporter Kenny Goldberg.

San Diego Metropolitan Magazine - March 22
The San Diego County Bar Association presents its 2012 Service to the Legal Profession award to Dean Steven R. Smith at a luncheon on May 1.

The Huffington Post - March 21
The California Innocence Project supports a state ballot initiative to replace the death penalty with a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole.

MinnPost - March 21
Professor Bryan A. Liang's research with Dr. Kimberly Lovett is referenced in an article about the dangers of direct-to-consumer health screenings offered on the web.

Daily Journal - March 21
Professor Glenn C. Smith previews the U.S. Supreme Court hearings on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

The Chronicle of Higher Education - March 20
Professor Bryan A. Liang comments on a new set of federal regulations created for health insurance plans colleges purchase for their students.

JD Supra - March 19
Professor Bryan A. Liang says it is rare for a physician accused of gross negligence to face criminal charges.

San Diego Daily Transcript - March 15
California Western's trial, appellate, and negotiation teams placed well in some of the largest legal education conferences of 2012.

Wall Street Journal - March 12
Professor Justin P. Brooks comments on the story of an exonerated man who is using his legal settlement money to help others who have been wrongfully convicted.

The Seattle Times - March 11
Professor Justin P. Brooks explains why American Jason Puracal should be immediately released from a Nicaraguan prison.

Wako Tribune - March 9
California Innocence Project assisting a Waco, Texas attorney's efforts to exonerate a man convicted of murder decades ago.

KPBS-FM – March 7
Professor Jan Stiglitz talks about flaws in our criminal justice system, how the public's attitude toward the death penalty has changed in recent years, and efforts to eliminate the death penalty in California.

U-T San Diego – March 6
Alumna Karen S. Crawford '80 sworn into office as magistrate judge for U.S. District Court in San Diego.

Wall Street Journal - March 6
Professor Bryan A. Liang says it is very difficult to enforce laws against international organizations that illegally sell pharmaceuticals.

Akron Law Announcements – March 6
The Miami (Ohio) County Bar Association offers an annual scholarship named for alumnus J. Andrew Fulker '79.

Mail Tribune – March 3
Alumnus Henry J. Lawrence '80 is the new city administrator of Eagle Point, Ore. Lawrence previously served as city manager in Ontario, Ore.

U-T San Diego – March 3
Alumna Lilia S. Velasquez '81 says temporary employment visas should be based on "employer labor needs," not the employment rate.

Wrongful Convictions Blog – March 2
ACCESO Capacitación teaches trial skills to lawyers from Latin America.

Nature – March 2
Professor Bryan A. Liang talks about the difficulty in establishing a universal classification for counterfeit drugs.

Los Angeles Times – March 1
Professor Bryan A. Liang says it is very uncommon for a physician accused of gross negligence to face criminal charges.

KPBS-FM - March 1
California Innocence Project Associate Director Jeff Chinn comments on a proposed ballot initiative to eliminate the death penalty in California.

10News - March 1
Professor Justin P. Brooks says 140 people on death row have been exonerated through the work of Innocence Projects around the nation, and overturning the death penalty in California is the right thing to do.

San Diego Lawyer - February
Dean Steven R. Smith kicks off a series of articles by San Diego law school deans, and discusses the programs at California Western that offer practical, real-world experience to our students.

San Diego Daily Transcript - February
Alumni John Fiske '07 and Brian K. Maienschein '94 named among San Diego's Top Influentials 2012.

10 News - February 29
Professor Justin P. Brooks comments on the case of Jason Puracal, an American wrongfully convicted of drug trafficking in Nicaragua. The California Innocence Project is working to free Puracal.

Pharmacy Choice - February 29
Professor Bryan A. Liang reports on "Vaccine shortages and suspect online pharmacy sellers" in a new study.

Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine - February 28
Professor Bryan A. Liang and Senior Research Associate Timothy K. Mackey release a study about the "Risks of Online Direct-to-Consumer Advertising of Sleep Apnea Screening Tests."

CBS 2 - February 27
Professor Justin P. Brooks discusses California Innocence Project client Brian Banks’ case. Banks was wrongfully convicted of raping a fellow student at Long Beach Polytechnic High School in 2003. CIP is working to overturn Banks’ conviction in the project’s first post-release case.

San Diego Daily Transcript - February 24
The Community Law Project works in partnership with UC San Diego’s School of Medicine to provide legal assistance and medical care to needy San Diegans.

East County Magazine - February 24
The tragic story of California Innocence Project client William Richards is the subject of a former journalist’s new blog.

Fox 5 Las Vegas - February 21
Alumnus Steven B. Wolfson '80 sworn in as Clark County District Attorney. (Also covered by Las Vegas Review-Journal and KNTV ABC)

Journal of Clinical Oncology - February 21
Professor Bryan A. Liang and Senior Research Associate Timothy K. Mackey publish a study on the "Risks of Online Direct-to-Consumer Tumor Markers for Cancer Screening."

The National Jurist - February 19
California Western ranks 20th in the nation for bar exam preparation. For a complete list of the National Jurist’s bar exam preparation rankings, click here. (Also covered by BlawgSD)

University of Hawai’i Richardson School of Law Clinical Newsletter - February 17
The California Innocence Project helped the Hawai'i Innocence Project exonerate Alvin Jardine after almost 20 years in prison.

San Gabriel Valley Tribune - February 17
Alumnus Eric H. Lin '11 hired as an associate at Pasadena law firm Richardson Harman Ober PC.

CNN – February 16
Professor Justin P. Brooks talks about the problems with the evidence used to convict American Jason Puracal, who is wrongly imprisoned in Nicaragua. The California Innocence Project is working to free Puracal. (Also covered by NBC’s Today Show)

voiceofsandiego.org– February 14
Professor Janet M. Bowermaster discusses the challenges plaintiff’s attorneys could face in their efforts to prove SDG&E acted negligently in causing the 2007 wildfires.

San Diego Daily Transcript- February 14
Alumnus Jeffrey D. Lewin '75 named Chair of California Western's President/Dean Search Committee.

American Heritage University of Southern California – February 9
Professor Andrea L. Johnson explains new rules the American Bar Association is considering for online law courses.

Journal of Medical Internet Research – February 9
Professor Bryan A. Liang and Senior Research Associate Timothy K. Mackey release a study on the impact unprecedented drug shortages are having on patient safety, public access, and online drug availability.

Commitment Matters – February 8
Professor Thomas D. Barton summarizes a discussion he led on "Contracts as Instruments of Innovation" at the IACCM Global Forum in October 2011 in Arizona.

U-T San Diego – February 8
Visiting Assistant Professor Ari E. Waldman discusses the next possible steps in the legal battle over same-sex marriage.

NBC San Diego – February 7
Visiting Assistant Professor Ari E. Waldman comments on the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals’ historic ruling overturning Proposition 8, the state’s ban on same-sex marriage.

International Law Prof Blog – February 7
Professor David Austin will participate in The Society for Mediterranean Law and Culture’s inaugural conference on June 21-22, 2012 at the University of Cagliari Faculty of Law, Sardinia, Italy.

San Diego Metropolitan Magazine - February 7
Alumna Nancy L. Stagg '91 named Parnter at Foley & Lardner.

InverstorPoint.com - February 1
Alumnus Tim S. McClain '78 appointed President of Government and Other Business of Humana, Inc. McClain previously served as President and CEO of Humana Veterans Healthcare services. (Also covered by 4-traders, Newsroom America, and FierceHealthPayer)

KPBS "Midday Edition" - January 31
Professor Justin Brooks comments on the case of Sara Kruzan, who has spent more than half of her life in prison for killing her pimp. Her family and local advocates are asking Governor Jerry Brown to grant her clemency.

San Bernardino County Bar Association - January 28
Student Kiley A. Schaumleffel is a new member of the San Bernardino County Bar Association.

San Diego Metropolitan Magazine - January 26
Student Jaclyn Simi received Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLP's Native American Law Educational Internship. (Also covered by San Diego Daily Transcript)

West Seattle Blog - January 25
Alumna Jana R. Jorgensen '09 assigned to work as a “precinct liaison” with the Seattle Police Department.

Las Vegas Review Journal - January 25
Alumnus Steven B. Wolfson '80 named district attorney of Clark County, Nev.

San Diego Metropolitan Magazine - January 25
Alumnus Matthew L. Green '03 promoted to partner at Best Best & Krieger.

San Diego 6 - January 24
California Innocence Project attorney Alex Simpson comments on the case of Alan Gimenez, who was convicted of shaking his six-week-old baby to death in 1991.

San Diego Metropolitan Magazine - January 24
Alumna Dawn M. Cauthen '91 elected partner at Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch.

San Diego Metropolitan Magazine - January 24
Adjunct Professor Kristina A. Hancock devoted pro bono work to help the Baja Animal Sanctuary regain its tax-exempt status.

Immigration Daily - January 24
Alumnus Jacob Sapochnick '99 (LL.M.) shares a J1 waiver success story.

North County Times - January 23
Alumnus Matthew G. Holt '07 represents an Escondido woman who obtained a restraining order, which was later lifted, against a U.S. Border Patrol agent who she says harassed her and her family while checking her immigration status at a local gas station last October.

North County Times - January 20
Adjunct Professor Hon. Robert J. Trentacosta named vice chairman of the state Judicial Council’s Trial Court Presiding Judges Advisory Committee. The committee works to get trial judges more involved in policy decisions in state courts. (Also covered by Metropolitan News-Enterprise)

Attorney Journal - January 17
Alumni F. Michael Bomberger '93 and Stephen J. Estey '92 formed a lasting friendship while attending California Western that led them to found their successful law firm, Estey & Bomberger, LLP.

KPBS "Midday Edition" - January 16
DeWitt Higgs Memorial Lecture speaker Stephen B. Bright discusses inequalities in legal representation and ways to improve the quality of legal defense for the poor. (Also covered by San Diego Daily Transcript)

KPBS "Midday Edition" - January 15
DeWitt Higgs Memorial Lecture speaker Stephen B. Bright discusses inequalities in legal representation and ways to improve the quality of legal defense for the poor. (Also covered by San Diego Daily Transcript)

Billings Gazette - January 15
Alumnus Michael F. McGuinness '10 joins Patten, Peterman, Bekkedahl & Green PLLC.

Santa Maria Times - January 14
Alumnus Brian "Craig" Kreowski's '91 Shell Beach Law Group named 2011 Business of the Year by the Pismo Beach Chamber of Commerce.

Lycoming Law Association - January 14
Alumnus Christopher H. Kenyon '11 joins the McCormick Law Firm in Williamsport, Pa.

Bloomberg BNA - January 12
Alumnus Duane W. Layton '82 explains how several recent reports could affect the way the WTO’s Agreement on Technical Barriers of Trade could be interpreted in the future.

10News - January 12
Visiting Assistant Professor Ari E. Waldman comments on an Arizona woman’s lawsuit claiming she was denied a 20 percent discount at Avis Car Rental offered to members of the Gay and Lesbian Travel Association and the National Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce.

The West Virginia Record - January 12
Alumna Sharon L. Potter '85 named to the management team at Charleston, W. Va. law firm Spilman Thomas & Battle.

Las Vegas Review-Journal - January 11
Alumna Henderson Municipal Court Judge Diana D. Hampton '00 helps young offenders obtain high school diplomas and GEDs, while also serving as a great example of someone who turned their life around.

Metropolitan News Enterprise - January 11
Alumna Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Mary Ann Murphy '78 honored by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors for her community service.

San Diego Daily Transcript - January 11
Adjunct Professor George L. "Jody" Root, Jr. named San Diego Health Care Law Lawyer of the Year for 2012 by Best Lawyers.

San Diego Daily Transcript - January 10
Alumnus Gary B. Rudolph '81 elected shareholder at Sullivan Hill Lewin Rez & Engel. Rudolph joins fellow California Western alumnus and Trustee Jeffrey D. Lewin '75 as a shareholder with the firm.

MarketWatch - January 10
Alumni Alex J. Tramontano '11, Kathryn E. Boyd '11, and William Shinoff '11 join the San Diego law firm of Stutz Artiano Shinoff & Holtz.

Los Angeles Times - January 10
California Innocence Project client Edward Contreras' request for a new trial is denied by Judge Gregory A. Dohi. Professor Justin Brooks said the California Innocence Project will continue to try to prove Contreras' innocence. (Also covered by KTLA, SFGate, Sacramento Bee, Los Angeles Daily News, The Santa Clarita Valley Signal, SCV News, KMPH Fox 26, The Republic)

San Diego Daily Transcript - January 10
Adjunct Professor Laura M. Lamb named of counsel at Seltzer Caplan McMahon Vitek.

Open Salon - January 7
The California Innocence Project is assisting a Waco, Texas attorney who is representing the only living defendant in the 1982 Lake Waco murders. Waco attorney Walter M. Reaves, Jr. is requesting the release of DNA evidence that he hopes will prove his client’s innocence. (Also covered by Texas Moratorium Network)

San Diego Daily Transcript - January 7
Alumna Jennifer Santa Maria '03 trains to run in the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials women’s marathon on January 14, while also working as a labor and employment associate at Jackson Lewis.

San Diego CityBeat - January 4
The Community Law Project's holistic approach to solving problems highlighted in an article featuring quotes from Professor Linda Morton, Executive Director Dana Sisitsky and student Jillian Tarabocchia. (Also featured in Law Crossing)