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733: 666:, Gregory Michael and Dorothy Yamamoto. The suit claims that the California act of 1878 contains the terms of a contract with Serranus Hastings. Interviewed in the San Francisco Chronicle, David Carrillo (a member of the law faculty at the University of California, Berkeley, and not involved in the suit) said that there is a distinction between a signed agreement between Serranus Clinton Hastings and the state (which could be a binding contract that the legislature cannot repudiate by enactment) and a legislative act (which cannot prevent the legislature from later amending or repealing it). The lawsuit was dismissed in February 2024 following a ruling that the 1878 act was not a binding contract. 634:

Mendocino County, California. However, the commission – which was led by chancellor David L. Faigman – recommended against a proposal to rename the school "as it could lead to public confusion" and "result in a decline in applications and perhaps a loss of philanthropic and alumni support." On October 27, 2021, Faigman clarified his position: "There is no effort from me or the college to oppose a name change ... Such a change would require action from the California State Legislature and Governor's office... If changing the name is something the College needs to do to bring restorative action and there is legislative action to facilitate that change, I will engage with that process."

339:, gave $ 100,000 to be used to create the law school that once bore his name. He arranged for the enactment of a legislative act on March 26, 1878, to create the Hastings College of the Law as a separate legal entity affiliated with the University of California. This was apparently intended for compatibility with Section 8 of the university's Organic Act, which authorized the board of regents to affiliate with independent self-sustaining professional colleges. Another reason for making the gift in this fashion was that Hastings desired to impose certain conditions on his gift, while "policy and law dictated that a free-gift could not be hedged by power of reversion." 477:—was intended for the study of law as an academic discipline. Both schools were launched with one professor assisted by part-time instructors who also happened to be practicing lawyers. During the early 20th century, Berkeley initiated a rapid transition to hiring full-time lecturers and professors to teach the majority of its law courses, but Hastings did not. After Berkeley started to award law degrees in May 1903, Berkeley swiftly eclipsed Hastings and pushed the older law school into a long period of severe decline. Enrollment at Hastings plunged from 100 students in 1912 to only 76 by 1915. 909:'s Masters of Science in Applied Economics and Finance. In this 3+3 program, students may concurrently earn a JD from UC Law SF and a master's degree in applied economics and finance from Santa Cruz, by pursuing the two degrees concurrently, eligible students can earn both degrees in less time than it would take to earn them serially. UC Law SF also participates in the Concurrent Degree Program with U.C. Berkeley's Haas Graduate School of Business. Upon completion of a four-year program, the student earns a Berkeley M.B.A. degree and a J.D. degree from UC Law SF College of the Law. 3152: 1276: 49: 197: 870: 3664: 1425: 4620: 343: 846: 512:

only be one "law department" (i.e., only one official UC law school), which is why the Department of Jurisprudence at Berkeley retained its name even after it began to award law degrees. The University of California, Berkeley did not rename its School of Jurisprudence to a School of Law until the state legislature passed a bill in 1947 authorizing UCLA to create a "school of law." Boalt Hall's newly-hired dean,

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within California and at the national level. The only reason why Hastings and Berkeley's coldly distant relationship remained collegial during most of his deanship—to the extent that Snodgrass openly supported the name change of the School of Jurisprudence and Prosser agreed to not challenge legislative appropriations for Hastings—was that he and Prosser had been friends since their days as classmates at

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hiring elderly ones, Snodgrass was able to bring many distinguished law professors to Hastings for "very reasonable salaries". This strategy was so successful at bringing high-quality faculty to Hastings that by 1948, 60 percent of the full-time faculty were professors who had retired from other law schools. In the mid-1950s,

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competition among the UC law schools, UC Law SF was able to maintain its traditionally high standards without having to decrease class size or raise tuition to higher levels than fellow UC law schools, until the California budget crisis in June 2009, first raised the possibility of slashing $ 10 million in state funding.

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UC Law SF campus spreads among four main buildings located near San Francisco's Civic Center: 200 McAllister Street houses academic space and administrative offices, 333 Golden Gate Avenue contains mainly classrooms and faculty offices, 198 McAllister is a 14-story residence complex with 657 units of

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and the city's public library), and its lenient admission requirement of only two years of college-level work (increased to three in 1950), Hastings could expand very quickly in a way that elitist, bureaucratic Boalt Hall could not. Enrollment at Hastings exploded from 300 in 1941 to 496 in 1946 and

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After decades of dreary mediocrity, the Hastings College of the Law underwent a dramatic transformation under the leadership of David E. Snodgrass, who served as dean from 1940 to 1963. Snodgrass was a "feisty, outspoken advocate" who fought fiercely as dean to elevate the law school's profile both

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The same statute that affiliated Hastings with the University of California also designated the Hastings College of the Law as the University of California's "law department." According to the University of California, Los Angeles political science professor J.A.C. Grant, it was believed there could

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but over which the university had no real control. While Hastings remained independent, the Affiliated Colleges began to increasingly coordinate with each other and the rest of the UC bureaucracy in Berkeley under the supervision of the president and the regents, and evolved into the health sciences

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It was Snodgrass who finally found Hastings a permanent home. He obtained an appropriation of $ 1.45 million from the state legislature and additional funding in the amount of $ 300,000 from the UC Board of Regents towards the construction of the law school's first permanent building, which opened

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upheld Kewen's appointment by declaring the 1883 and 1885 acts to be unconstitutional on the basis of a provision of the 1879 state constitution guaranteeing the legislative independence of the University of California. In other words, the 1879 ratification of the state's second constitution (which

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who also happened to be lawyers; the board simply wanted to produce lawyers. It was impossible to reconcile these fundamentally different visions, and by September 1882, the founder had become estranged from his own handpicked board. By that point in time, he had come to see the UC Board of Regents

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During this difficult era, Hastings was widely seen as a homeless, "peripatetic law school" with part-time faculty teaching part-time working students whom for whatever reason were unable to attend a full-time law school program. With no permanent campus, Hastings could not build its own academic

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program with concentrated studies available in seven areas: civil litigation, criminal law, international law, public interest law, taxation, family law, and recently, a new concentration in intellectual property law. Most J.D. students follow a traditional three-year plan. During the first year,

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and other elite institutions. The very first appointment in 1940 was Orrin Kip McMurray, a Hastings graduate who had served as Boalt Hall's second dean. Other American law schools competed aggressively after World War II to hire young up-and-coming law professors, but by focusing his efforts on

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In deference to the 1883 act, the Hastings board of directors ceased to meet. But because the regents chose to remain neutral in the long-simmering dispute between board and founder—and did not attempt to exercise any control under the 1883 or 1885 acts—Hastings went through a strange period from

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In contrast, the "Affiliated Colleges" — the medical, dental, nursing, and pharmacy schools in San Francisco — were affiliated with the University of California through written agreements, and not statutes invested with constitutional importance by court decisions. In the early 20th century, the

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Under California law, if the government ever cuts funding to UC Law SF to below the 19th-century figure of $ 7,000 a year, the state must return the $ 100,000, plus interest, to the Hastings family. State Sen. Mark Leno (D-San Francisco) has argued that the rejected $ 10 million budget cut, in

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UC Law SF's detachment from the UC Regents gives it a broad degree of independence in shaping educational and fiscal policies; however, due to a shrinking California education budget, UC Law SF must also compete for limited educational funds against its fellow UC campuses. Despite the apparent

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Despite the difficult history between Berkeley and Hastings, Berkeley supplied more members of the 65 Club than any other law school, including Prosser himself, which led to a more amicable relationship between the two law schools. The 65 Club looked to Berkeley as their model and insisted on

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The University of California Hastings College of the Law does not have the power to change the name, which is written in state law. But the board of directors voted unanimously Tuesday to allow the dean to work with the Legislature and Gov. Gavin Newsom to introduce legislation required to do

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According to the Hastings College of the Law's official centennial history, its founder, "whether from arrogance, oversight, ignorance, or a combination of all three, was the author of his own troubles." Although the founder had selected the original Hastings board of directors from among his

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In 2020, after studying the matter for three years, a commission established by the school confirmed that its founder had managed a forced labor camp, organized murderous "Indian hunts", and otherwise participated actively in the genocide that killed most of the Native American population of

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of the power to amend preexisting statutes governing the University of California, including the 1878 act. This was the last time that Serranus Clinton Hastings would try to shape the future of the law school that he had founded; the Hastings College of the Law has maintained its hard-fought

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The Hastings College of the Law was for many years considered the primary law school of the University of California with the purpose of preparing lawyers for the practice of law in the state, whereas the Department of Jurisprudence on the Berkeley campus—which later became the School of

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students take required courses as well as one elective course. In the second and third years, students may take any course or substitute or supplement their courses with judicial externships or internships, judicial clinics, or study abroad. The college also offers a one-year

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The total cost of attendance (indicating the cost of tuition, fees, and living expenses) at UC Law SF for the 2024–2025 academic year is $ 57,215 for California residents and $ 64,703 for non-residents. UC Law SF does not offer full-tuition scholarships.

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assumed responsibility for patrolling the UC Law SF campus. The heavy concentration of public buildings within the Civic Center, as well as the high crime rate, result in heavy police presence, and high security, around UC Law SF.

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on March 26, 1953. The building was later renamed Snodgrass Hall in honor of the man who had brought it into existence, and was the center of academic life at Hastings for over six decades before its demolition in October 2020.

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In 1899, the Hastings board of directors declined an invitation from the regents to join the Affiliated Colleges at their new campus at Parnassus Heights. The board was reluctant to move the law school from its traditional

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location, but this doomed the law school to five more decades of wandering from one temporary site to the next, for a total of 16 different locations between its founding and the opening of a permanent campus in 1953.

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as a superior vehicle for infusing liberal arts and legal ethics into his law school, and in March 1883 arranged for another legislative act that purported to transfer the Hastings College of the Law directly to the

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and vested responsibility for its governance in the regents. This was in facial conflict with the "affiliate" language in Section 8 of the Organic Act, so in March 1885, another act was passed to create a

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board of trustees for the sole purpose of holding title to the law school's assets at arm's length from the regents (but under which the regents would continue to have the right to manage such assets).

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published an article about S.C. Hastings's involvement in genocide against the Yuki and advocating for a name change. The article galvanized alumni, including former San Francisco mayor and

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raising standards to match their previous institutions. By the 1990s, the Hastings student body was "full-time, college educated, and highly qualified". After laws were enacted to prohibit

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On October 4, 2022, descendants of Serranus Clinton Hastings filed suit against the UC Law SF directors and the state to block the name change. The plaintiffs were represented by lawyers

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is that a constitutional provision intended to protect the University of California was applied in such a way as to prevent the university from taking control of its first law school.

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abandoning state financial support for the school, would have allowed the Hastings family to launch an expensive court fight to reclaim the $ 100,000 plus hefty interest.

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The specific charges against Hastings are that he organized militias led by his employees to massacre the Yuki people who lived on or near his extensive land-holdings in

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by the 1990s, by relieving political pressure on the law faculty at Berkeley to compromise on their strict standards for student admissions and faculty hiring.

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Adjunct professor John Briscoe outlined a "Moral Case for Renaming Hastings College of the Law" in a 2017 opinion essay, explaining the school's founder,

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A few days later, however, lawmakers rejected the harsh budget cut, agreeing to cut only $ 1 million and apparently preventing dramatic tuition hikes.

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Historically, UC Law SF had operated its own Public Safety Department, but in June 2016, UC Law SF entered into a contract with UCSF under which the

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professional acquaintances, he failed to adequately verify their concurrence with his beliefs that a proper legal education must include a course in

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UC Law SF is managed by a nine-member board of directors. The UC Law SF's board of directors exists independently of, and is not controlled by, the

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For the class entering in 2023, UC Law SF accepted 30.91% of applicants, with 29.54% of those accepted enrolling. The average enrollee had a 160

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of the five law schools in the UC system. In 2022, UC Law SF was ranked 2nd for Asian students, and ranked 22nd for Hispanic students, by

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Their suit accuses the state and the Hastings directors of breaching the 1878 contract and seeks an injunction to stop the name change.

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policies to begin the "65 Club", the practice of hiring faculty who had been forced into mandatory retirement at age 65 from

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praised Hastings: "Indeed, on the whole, I am inclined to think you have the strongest law faculty in the nation."

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could simultaneously serve as dean of Hastings, dean of a medical college, chairman of the board of trustees of the

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have commenced a joint degree program, and in 2011 began enrolling their first class of graduate students in the

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to 917 in 1949. It was the rapid postwar expansion of Hastings which enabled Boalt Hall to vault into the

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Affiliated Colleges agreed to voluntarily submit to the regents' governance during the term of UC President

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September 1882 to April 1885 where it operated with no actual supervision from any governing board.

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Judge tosses potential $ 1.7B lawsuit challenging removal of Hastings’ name from S.F. law school

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Snodgrass exploited the law school's independence from the University of California and its

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UC Law SF ranked 9th for public interest law and 1st for criminal defense and prosecution.

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ranks UC Law SF tied at 82nd among law schools in the US and, in 2015, as the most

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In 1900, Hastings College of the Law became one of 27 charter members of the

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program in the country, and placed first the prior two years, according to

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challenged Kewen's appointment by initiating a proceeding for a writ of

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Even the deanship was a part-time job before 1933. This explains how

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and decided that Berkeley could get away with the same thing.

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which was founded in 1949. The second oldest journal is the

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