Daily Nexus, January 10, 2012 by Patrick Kulp
http://www.dailynexus.com/2012-01-10/hearing-inspects-systemwide-uc-police-protocol/
UC General Counsel Charles Robinson, UC Berkeley School of Law Dean Christopher Edley, Jr., and a team of law enforcement experts are reviewing UC police regulations relating to demonstrations and will submit recommendations to unify the policies. The results are expected to be released in March.
The Nation, December 16, 2011 by Josh Eidelson
http://www.thenation.com/article/165195/fighting-privatization-occupy-activists-cuny-and-uc-kick-high-gear
Berkeley Law School Dean Christopher Edley has called for Berkeley to build more virtual campuses, rather than “bricks and mortar” ones.
UC Berkeley News Center, November 21, 2011 by Sarah Yang
http://newscenter.berkeley.edu/2011/11/21/ira-michael-heyman-former-uc-berkeley-chancellor-dies-at-81/
“Mike was one of the best and most important leaders Berkeley has ever had,” said Christopher Edley, Jr., dean of UC Berkeley’s School of Law. “He stayed a part of this community, which he loved so deeply and served so well, until the end of his life, and he’ll remain a part of it for as long as he’s remembered, and beyond.”
Los Angeles Law Schools Examiner, September 27, 2011 by Seth Chavez
http://exm.nr/qddIGn
Edley praised Liu for his “patience, clarity, organization, humor, a balanced temperament, and good listening skills.” Edley said “there was no one on the faculty more widely respected or more genuinely admired for his fairness, collegiality, and good judgment.”
Sklansky said he was impressed with Liu’s “powerful intellect but also with his character: his decency, his open-mindedness, and his evenhandedness.”
San Francisco Chronicle, September 10, 2011 by Bob Egelko
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/nov05election/detail?entry_id=97168
“The point was that some advisers thought—and I credit their expertise—that some in the intelligence and military communities would react to aggressive investigations and prosecutions with a mixture of demoralizing resentment and anger, with possible consequences for their mission.”
The Daily Californian, August 31, 2011 by Teresa Adams
http://www.dailycal.org/2011/08/31/uc-berkeley-law-professor-up-for-confirmation/
“Public service is part of Goodwin’s DNA,” said Christopher Edley, dean of the UC Berkeley law school, as he talked about Liu’s partnership with the law school and the role he has played in students’ success.
San Jose Mercury News, August 18, 2011 by Lisa M. Krieger
http://www20.csueastbay.edu/news/2011/08/MercNewsUCOnline-081811.html
UC Berkeley Boalt Hall School of Law Dean Christopher Edley, who is leading the effort, persuaded the regents to try the approach. While ambitious, it falls short of his previous scheme: an entirely online UC campus. “We can’t treat UC as a precious little box,” he said. “Demand is growing.”
Accuracy in Academia, August 4, 2011 by Malcolm A. Kline
http://www.academia.org/no-cliche-left-behind/?utm_source=AIM
“Our challenge in school finance is to make sure that educational achievement is not an accident of zip code,” Berkeley’s Christopher Edley, Jr. told the audience at CAP via a special satellite feed from Berkeley.
Bay Area News Group, July 26, 2011 by Josh Richman and Howard Mintz
http://www.mercurynews.com/crime-courts/ci_18551618
“Anyone who watched professor Liu testify during the rigorous Senate hearings on Capitol Hill knows that he’s an exemplary scholar with enormous constitutional knowledge and intellectual rigor,” Edley said. “Our students and faculty will miss his leadership and scholarship dearly, but it’s a higher calling and California’s gain.”
In Brown’s news release Tuesday, Liu said he’s “deeply honored” by this new nomination and looks forward “to the opportunity to serve the people of California on our state’s highest court.”
Above the Law, July 21, 2011 by David Lat
http://bit.ly/o7IIxF
I am choosing to exercise this autonomy in the coming year to effectively reverse this last minute fee increase for all three of our JD classes, including our new admits…. This increase is just too much, and it came too late. I am optimistic that these added financial aid costs can be offset by increased alumni donations as the economy recovers, and by continuing efforts to hold down less-than-essential expenses.