Kamila Knaudt reports in the Daily Journal on the winners of the California Supreme Court Historical Society‘s Selma Moidel Smith Law Student Writing Competition. (Disclosure: I’m on the Society’s board.)
The winners were honored in a virtual ceremony. (Video here.) They were praised by Chief Justice (and Society board chair) Tani Cantil-Sakauye (here) and former Justice (and Society board member) Kathryn Werdegar (here). The winners and their articles, which will be published in the Society’s annual journal, California Legal History, are:
1st: “Ronald Reagan v. CRLA: Politics, Power, and Poverty Law” by Taylor Cozzens
2nd: “Breaking California’s Cycle of Juvenile Transfer” by Gus Tupper
3rd: “Stop! Turn the Car Around Right Now for Federalism’s Sake! The One National Program Rule and How Courts Can Stop Its Impact” by Brittney Welch
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“California Supreme Court Historical Society grant honors Selma Moidel Smith”
