Source Collect: California Law Review's Podcast

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Beyond District Lines: Rethinking the California Voting Rights Act’s Promise of Fair Representation

September 28, 2026

It's almost election season in California, and 2026 marks the 25th anniversary since the introduction of the California Voting Rights Act, a law intended to eliminate electoral systems that dilute the voting power of racial minorities. Since the CVRA took effect in 2003, the Act transformed California's electoral systems. But did it create fair representation for people of color? Berkeley Law students Zachary Griggy and Jonah Smith join Source Collect to discuss their student Note, Beyond Di...

Crafting a New Conservationism

September 02, 2026

While wild animals—from horses roaming the free range to seals, sea lions, and walruses—are a beloved part of American culture and identity, the federal agencies that protect these animals must also kill them. To prevent overpopulation and intrusion onto other wildlife, these agencies must conduct “removals,” i.e. coordinated and deliberate killings of animals. This responsibility that creates an inherent tension between preserving ecological collectives and protecting the well-being of indiv...

Parenting as a Crime

June 04, 2026

In response to school shootings executed by minors in America, prosecutors are pursuing charges—not just against the perpetrators, but—against the parents of these shooters, especially when their children have access to guns under their supervision. In this episode, Professor of Law Cynthia Godsoe and Assistant Professor of Law Shanta Trivedi discuss their recent piece, Parenting as a Crime, which unpacks why these prosecutions are legally unsound and largely driven by public pressure and emo...

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