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“Soldiers don’t stop being people when they put on a uniform,” says Professor Saira Mohamed, whose book ‘What a Country Owes Its Soldiers’ emphasizes the need to stop viewing servicemembers as tools to be deployed: bit.ly/4zcNz7C
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www.law.berkeley.edu ‘Voices Carry’ Podcast: Professor Saira Mohamed discusses ‘What a Country Owes Its Soldiers’ “Soldiers don’t stop being people when they put on a uniform,” says Mohamed, whose book emphasizes the need to stop viewing servicemembers as tools to be deployed.

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Berkeley Law recently earned an A+ grade in both business law and criminal law from the @NationalJurist preLaw magazine, which noted how the school gives students abundant opportunities for meaningful experience in each area: bit.ly/4iCcmgk
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www.law.berkeley.edu Berkeley Law Receives A+ Grades in Business Law and Criminal Law Berkeley Law recently earned an A+ grade in both business law and criminal law from National Jurist’s preLaw magazine, which noted how the school gives students abundant opportunities for meaningful...

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"The Supreme Court looks poised to eliminate the ability for citizens to bring legal action against U.S. Immigration and Customs agents and other federal officers who violate their constitutional rights."

— Opinion by Dean Chemerinsky via @latimes: lat.ms/3WEGI9q

www.latimes.com Contributor: The Supreme Court could deal a death blow to civil rights precedent Justices will soon decide whether citizens have the ability to sue federal officers who violate their constitutional rights.

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“If Bivens is eliminated, then there’ll be literally no way to sue in federal court when a federal agent like ICE violates the Constitution,” says Dean Chemerinsky to @USATODAY: bit.ly/4ixTPSt

www.usatoday.com Supreme Court case could end lawsuits against federal agents like ICE The Supreme Court is weighing a case that could end an already limited ability to sue federal agents, like ICE, for constitutional violations.

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Don't miss professor Saira Mohamed on @KQEDForum, Monday, November 9 at 10 am, discussing her new book and "why soldiers have so few legal protections while serving and how the U.S. could better fulfill its obligations to those in uniform." kqed.org/forum/20101019…

www.kqed.org How Should a Nation Treat Its Military? | KQED Airdate: Monday, November 9, 2026 at 10 am What do we owe those who risk their lives for our country? UC Berkeley law professor Saira Mohamed argues that the government fails to protect service...