by Irvin Muchnick Earlier this week Dan Mogulof, spokesperson for University of California-Berkeley chancellor Carol Christ, told the college sports reform outlet Newsletter of Intent that the institution’s resistance in my current state Public Records Act court motion “has nothing to do with the actual contents of the email string in question. Our opposition is […]

by Irvin Muchnick Thank you to Daniel Libit’s interesting Newsletter of Intent, which is devoted to college sports scandals and reform efforts, for new coverage of Concussion Inc.’s three-year-old state Public Records Act case against the University of California, and more generally of our six years of work on the cover-up of the sickle cell […]

by Irvin Muchnick Contrary to our previous item, our California Public Records Act case has not been assigned to a new judge. Alameda County Superior Court Judge Jeffrey S. Brand is still the one. This enhances the likelihood that there will be a ruling next week on our motion challenging the University of California Regents’ […]

by Irvin Muchnick The Alameda County Superior Court is scheduled to rule next month on our motion for the internal public relations strategy memos in the 2014 Ted Agu football conditioning death cover-up that Solly Fulp, then the deputy athletic director at the University of California-Berkeley, sent, for no known reason, to his father Ian […]

by Irvin Muchnick A hearing is scheduled for December 5 in this reporter’s motion — in a California Public Records Act (CPRA) case now winding down its third calendar year — for disclosure by the University of California of an April 23, 2014, email from former UC Berkeley deputy athletic director Solly Fulp to “Dad,” […]