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LIVE LAW SF: Initial Public Offering

by Life of the Law

• March 21, 2018

This week Life of the Law presents LIVE LAW… stories from people living with the rapid fire shifts that come with tech in the Bay Area, folks who are pushing back against the gentrification and…

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A Whole ‘nother World – San Quentin Live (2017 Holiday Reprise)

by Life of the Law

• December 27, 2017

“I hate mornings. There’s nothing worse than waking up from your dreams to a cell whose 6×9 confines stretch into the horizons of your future.” — Emile DeWeaver   We share this special holiday reprise…

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Live Law NSF: Translating (law and social) Science

by Nancy Mullane

• January 10, 2017

The US Constitution sets the rules for how our our society is governed. Lawyers and advocates, legislators and lobbyists, judges and courts work to enforce it, or change it. All the while, legal and social…

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Live Law San Quentin: Hope

by Life of the Law

• November 16, 2016

“These are difficult times, scary times in the world. I have had a number of conversations in the last few days with friends who are feeling that the future feels murky and unsettled. There’s nothing…

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Live Law Phoenix – Borders

by Nancy Mullane

• September 20, 2016

Each summer, people from all around the country gather for the Soros Justice Fellowship Conference — three days of meetings, conversations, and workshops by scholars, journalists, attorneys, and advocates working on projects that explore the…

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Live Law Philadelphia – Beyond the Walls: Prison Positive

by Nancy Mullane

• August 9, 2016

If you’ve had unprotected sex the only way to know if you’ve been infected with the HIV is to take a quick saliva or blood test. It’s free and it’s easy. And then whether you’re…

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Live Law New Orleans – A Scholar’s Life

by Nancy Mullane

• June 14, 2016

You’ve gone to college, published your dissertation, and now you’re either on tenure track OR you’ve gotten tenure. What’s life like as a legal scholar? Life of the Law traveled to New Orleans for the…

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Live Law Nashville – Blood Sweat and Tears

by Nancy Mullane

• April 5, 2016

“The deal is what the deal is. Take it or leave it.” Not all stories about the law fit snugly into one of our feature investigative reports. Some stories are best told live, in front…

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A whole ‘nother world… Live @ San Quentin

by Nancy Mullane

• December 25, 2015

On Saturday night, Dec 5, 2015 more than 200 people filled the pews of the Catholic chapel inside San Quentin State Prison for a first-ever uncensored storytelling event behind the prison walls. Together, inmates and…

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Live Law Brooklyn – Truth or Dare

by Life of the Law

• November 17, 2015

Truth or dare. When was the last time you played the game? We all have stories of playing the game in high school. Maybe it was a  Saturday night, and you sat around asking each other…