
Steven Bonorris
Lecturer in Law UC Hastings College of the Law

UC Hastings College of the Law
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Biography
During his time at Hastings, he has taught courses on the law of climate change, the legislative process, and public Law and policy, as well as conducting a wide variety of research into topics including the implementation of AB 32, the Global Warming Solutions Act, for the California Air Resources Board. In recent years, he has researched the legality and potential structure of municipally owned financial institutions.
Bonorris is a graduate of Harvard College and Law School and the Harvard School for Boys in North Hollywood, California.
Areas of Expertise
Education
Harvard Law School
J.D.
1989
Harvard University
A.B.
Philosophy
Links
Selected Articles
Environmental Justice in the Laboratories of Democracy
Natural Resources & EnvironmentBonorris, Steve; Targ, Nicholas
2010
Environmental Justice (EJ) is a term that captures a civil rights movement, a normative goal of distributional fairness and community empowerment, as well as a broad set of laws, regulations, and initiatives that seek to address disproportionate and adverse environmental conditions in minority and low income communities...
Digital Money: Electronic Cash May Make Sense
The FuturistCoates, Vary; Bonorris, Steve
1998
Tomorrow's shoppers - on the Web or in stores - may pay for purchases with digital tokens representing cash.
The future of shopping, many Internet merchants insist, is electronic commerce - using your computer as a shopping cart and the World Wide Web as a giant mall. There is already plenty to buy - from software to automobiles, from specialty teas to statistical data - without leaving home. But how will you pay for your purchases?...