The University of California Irvine law school has announced that Song Richardson will be its new permanent dean, replacing Erwin Chemerinsky. She previously served as interim dean. Richardson, who holds a JD from Yale, joined the faculty in 2014 having previously taught at DePaul, American, and Iowa. I'm particularly excited to see another former public defender and capital defense lawyer join the ranks of dean - congratulations!
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Congratulations, Song!
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