Dosbal Aibyek, Author at Berkeley Political Review

Berkeley Political Review

Liberal triumph or anomaly? In the summer of 2016, the United States Congress adjourned for an unusual 7-week recess, leading

Can legislation address one of the most pervasive crimes in our society? On March 30, 2016, Judge Aaron Persky of

Try getting opposing politicians to agree on an issue, and you probably won’t have much success. Yet, criminal justice reform

Government regulation is at it again. This time, it’s going after Big Pharma. California is the latest state to propose

What is the cost of being a Republican – much less a conservative – in the state of California? Contrary

The 2014 midterm election represented a new low for California politics. With a record-low 42% voter turnout, political involvement in

“Just Uber there. It’s faster and cheaper.” “I Airbnb-ed the place. It was pretty cheap.” Statements of this sort are

Women in California have achieved a momentous victory in the workplace. This summer, the state senate passed Senate Bill 358,