Professor RONALD ARONOVSKY
• Re-elected, Executive Committee, Alternative Dispute Resolution Section, AALS

Associate Dean CHRISTOPHER CAMERON
• Moderator, At 70, Should the National Labor Relations Act Be Retired? Section on Labor Relations & Employment Law, AALS Annual Meeting, San Francisco

Professor CATHERINE CARPENTER
• Panelist, Tying Curricular Innovations to the Experiences of Our Graduates: Research and Vision, Committee on Curriculum and Research Program, AALS Annual Meeting, San Francisco

Professor MICHAEL DORFF
• Speaker, Does One Hand Wash the Other: Examining the Setting of CEO Pay, Burbank Bar Association

Professor SILVIA FAERMAN
• Speaker, Current Topics in International Intellectual Property Law, Intellectual Property Section, Conejo Valley Bar Association

Professor JAMES FISCHER
• Panelist, Remedies for Election Wrongs, Section on Remedies, AALS Annual Meeting, San Francisco

Professor MICHAEL FROST
• Lecturer, Judicial Opinion-Writing Seminar with Professor PAUL BATEMAN, Nevada Supreme Court, Carson City, Nevada

Professor NORMAN GARLAND
• EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE: THE ACCUSED'S CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO INTRODUCE FAVORABLE EVIDENCE, THIRD EDITION (with E. J. Imwinkelried; LexisNexis, 2004)

Professor ISABELLE GUNNING
• Moderator, Skills Training for the Lawyer: Teaching ADR in Litigation of Family Business Disputes, Sections on ADR and Litigation, AALS Annual Meeting, San Francisco

Professor PAUL HORWITZ
• Free Speech as Risk Analysis in FIRST AMENDMENT LAW HANDBOOK (West, 2004-2005)

Professor DAVID KOHLER
• Speaker, Richmond Newspapers v. Virginia, 25 Years Later: Is There A Presumption of Access to Terrorism and Celebrity Cases? ABA Forum Committee on Communications Annual Meeting

Professor JAMES KUSHNER
• Speaker, New Urbanism: Urban Development and Ethnic Integration in Europe and the United States, Land Use Law and Social Exclusion: The Legal Fight Against Urban Ghettos Conference, University of Barcelona
• Interviewed regarding “scam” parking tickets, NBC-4 News

 

 

Professor ROBERT LIND
• Quoted, “A Move for Art's Sake Stirs Debate on Bequests: A judge rules that a prized collection may be relocated despite the wishes of its donor,” Los Angeles Times

Professor ROBERT LUTZ
• Appointed Chair, Multijurisdictional Practice Committee, International Law Section, State Bar of California
• Member, Task Force, General Agreement on Trade in Services
• Meeting Organizer, International Trade of Legal Services, U.S. Trade Representatives and ABA International Law Section, Washington, DC
• Speaker, The Train Left the Station: The Practice of Transnational Law and Role of the California Bar, International Law Section Retreat, State Bar of California, Santa Monica

Professor JONATHAN MILLER
• Regional Editor, 38 THE INTERNATIONAL LAWYER (Fall 2004)

Professor AUSTEN PARRISH
• Quoted, “Panel Will Mull Whether Disabled Foster Child Can Sue,” Los Angeles Daily Journal

Professor ROBERT PUGSLEY
• Interviewed, ABC Radio Network; Channel 1-TV; www.channelone.com; CNN; KNX-AM; “Mark Larson Show,” KOGO-AM; “Air Talk” and “Talk of the City,” KPCC-FM; KTLA-TV; “Dateline Washington,” Radio America; WNDA-AM; “Mark Bernier Program,” WNDB-AM (Daytona Beach)
• Quoted in New York Daily News; People Magazine

Professor MYRNA RAEDER
• Commentator, Crawford and the Confrontation Clause, Section on Evidence Luncheon, AALS Annual Meeting, San Francisco
• Presenter, Compensation for Individuals Erroneously Convicted of Crimes They Did Not Commit, ABA Criminal Justice Council, Washington DC
• Presentation, ABA Policy on Crime Labs, Forensic Science Committee, International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), Los Angeles
• Interviewed regarding DNA Databank Proposition 69, KPCC
• Quoted on domestic violence in the Riverside Press-Enterprise

Professor ANGELA RILEY
• Indigenous Peoples and the Promise of Globalization: An Essay on Rights and Responsibilities, 14 KANSAS JOURNAL OF LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY 155 (2004)

ADJUNCT FACULTY
Professor AMY PELLMAN
• Named Senior Fellow, UCLA School of Public Affairs

AALS = Association of American Law Schools
ABA = American Bar Association
LACBA = Los Angeles County Bar Association
NALP = National Association for Law Placement

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