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What will U.S. tariffs look like in the next White House administration? Former National Economic Council Deputy Director Clete Willems and UCLA School of Law Professor Kimberly Clausing weigh in

What happens after many provisions in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) expire in 2025? In their policy proposal, Natasha Sarin and Kimberly Clausing offer a menu of promising reforms that could improve the tax code: hamiltonproject.org/publication/po…

In this next installment of 'Law Review With You 🫵,' Lauren van Schilfgaarde, assistant professor of law at UCLA Law, distills her Arizona Law Review article, '(Un)Vanishing the Tribe' ⬇️ papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…! #LawTwitter

The Supreme Court has shown hostility toward ambitious regulation. Our Prof. Ann Carlson was a guest on KCRW talking about what the changes to government regulation mean. kcrw.com/news/shows/pre…

Calling all our LA friends! Join us tomorrow Hammer Museum for a panel on the recent SCOTUS term and what it means for gun rights, reproductive rights, the administrative state, and presidential immunity, featuring our Faculty Director, Cary Franklin. hammer.ucla.edu/programs-event…

In light of recent SCOTUS decisions, we're revisiting last year's Reddit 'Ask Me Anything' with UCLA Law scholar Adam Winkler. #LawTwitter ⬇️ reddit.com/r/politics/com…

Our Prof. Kimberly Clausing spoke with @jholz__ Heatmap News about the IRA's prospects under a 'Republican Trifecta.' Total pivot, maybe not. But even a partial IRA repeal combined with weakened EPA regs could harm odds of meeting 2030 climate goals. heatmap.news/politics/repub…

There’s a big, important tax debate looming next year—one with opportunities and risks for climate policy, particularly the idea of a carbon tax. Kimberly Clausing UCLA School of Law explains why lawmakers could tackle carbon pricing as they revisit the tax code legal-planet.org/2024/07/16/is-…

Check out Criminal Justice Program at UCLA School of Law's latest report, The Ties that Bind, about law enforcement and DCFS partnerships in Los Angeles County: bit.ly/DCFSCollabs. Thanks to Institute on Inequality & Democracy for funding this research project!

A new report from Criminal Justice Program at UCLA School of Law reveals how info-sharing between law enforcement & LA County's DCFS can lead to family separation & criminalization. Read the report 🔗 law.ucla.edu/news/criminal-… #LawTwitter

Four UCLA Law professors have received appointments to endowed faculty chairs. Congratulations to Rick Hasen, Jerry Kang, Angela R. Riley, and Alex Wang. 🎉 #LawTwitter law.ucla.edu/news/four-prof…

CRT Forward Tracking Project offers a new model measure to support state legislatures in preserving freedoms to educate —and to learn— about the history and ongoing effects of racism in America. Read more and download the model measure: bit.ly/CRTModelMeasur…

We sat down with UCLA Law's sports law expert Steven Bank, who answered questions about the legal landscape of #Paris2024. #LawTwitter 🔗: law.ucla.edu/news/qa-ucla-l…

A few of the legal issues I'm watching as the Paris Olympics get underway

When I discussed some legal issues I would be watching at the Paris Olympics, it did not cross my mind to mention the risk of drone espionage between rival women's soccer teams (Canada and New Zealand, to be specific), but here we are 1/ x.com/RobHarris/stat…

UCLA Veterans Legal Clinic amicus brief cited in key #SCOTUS dissent. #LawTwitter 🔗: law.ucla.edu/news/supreme-c…

In response to more than 800 anti-CRT measures across the country, UCLA Law's CRT Forward Project has released a model measure in support of critical race theory. #LawTwitter 🔗: law.ucla.edu/sites/default/…

Earlier this summer, UCLA buzzed with activity as industry execs and community members gathered for ZiffrenInstitute's 48th annual Entertainment Symposium. #LawTwitter law.ucla.edu/news/48th-annu…

The Green Transformation And Tax Policy Criteria bit.ly/3YnZIb7 by Kimberly Clausing (UCLA School of Law)

In this next segment of 'Law Review With You🫵', Mark McKenna (UCLA Law prof & UCLA Institute for Technology, Law & Policy co-director) discusses his forthcoming California Law Review article: 'Amazon's quiet overhaul of the trademark system.' ⬇️ papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… #LawTwitter