UCLA Law Review Symposium

The UCLA Law Review's annual Symposium draws leading practitioners and scholars from across the nation to a forum where they exchange ideas on a topical issue of the day.

Programs

Socio-Economic Equality and Rights - Transnational Legal Discourse on Race and Empire (3/26/2020)

Migration - Transnational Legal Discourse on Race and Empire (3/18/2020)

Transnational Perspectives on Race and Empire at the Intersection of TWAIL & CRT (2/25/2020)

Emergencies and Crisis - Transnational Legal Discourse on Race and Empire (2/25/2020)

America's Imperial Unraveling - Transnational Legal Discourse on Race and Empire (2/25/2020)

Crime and Criminal Adjudication in the Latinx Context (4/1/2019)

Capital Punishment: Influence of Race and Ethnicity (3/27/2019)

Law, Policy, & Community Organizing: Direct Democracy as a Vehicle for Criminal Justice Reform (3/27/2019)

LatinX Communities, Race, and the Criminal Justice System: Setting the Context (3/22/2019)

Latinx People and the Criminal Justice System with Gerald López (3/20/2019)

Policing Latinx Communities (3/18/2019)

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