Proud to post my and Kate Evans’ new article in the @DukeLawJournal. A timely sharing of our noncitizen clients’ stories, mapping the cumulative, compounding, and subterranean harms of racialized traffic stops, culminating in a process of “slow deportation.”
Issue 6 kicks off with "The Road to Slow Deportation" by Duke Law Clinical Professors Fogel & Evans. Their Article describes how the use of traffic stops to police noncitizens creates a system of racialized social control for immigrant communities. https://t.co/pbDQ6VDvin
“The potential for mistaken identification, false accusations and racial profiling to result in lengthy detention without any safeguards is deeply troubling.”
Check out my op-Ed with @brandonlgarrett and Kate Evans breaking down some of the many issues with the Laken Riley Act
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Asst. Clinical Prof. @ElanaRFogel, director @Dukecrimdefense Clinic and former trial attorney at the Federal Defenders of San Diego, talked about the strategic and practical considerations of working with experts, including trial preparation and vetting their cultural competency.
Today at Duke Law: Experts insights into ‘Incarceration and Mental Health’ with Clinical Prof. Elana Fogel, director @Dukecrimdefense; @DukeBrain’s Dr. Nicole Schramm-Saptya & Anthony Willis, who was sentenced to life without parole as a juvenile and spent 20 years incarcerated.
The reality is that almost all cases resolve short of trial, but the court procedures and pretrial procedures…treat each case as if it’s going to eventually be tested at trial. That mismatch creates justice problems.
Check out the latest #DukeLawPodcast! Prof. Jim Coleman & I chat with @BenGrunwald about the shocking yet unfortunately familiar findings of his recent co-authored work: police Facebook posts overrepresent Black suspects at a relative rate of 140%. 📝:https://t.co/2To6qrty5B
NEW #DukeLawPodcast🗣️: Research co-authored by Prof. @BenGrunwald finds ‘Police agencies on Facebook overreport on Black suspects.’ Crim law experts Profs. Jim Coleman & @ElanaRFogel join Prof. Grunwald to discuss this trend and its potential implications.
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When juries convict crim defendants despite evidence of lies in police officer reports & testimony, the public feeds into a policing culture that lacks accountability - we all have roles to play in demanding reform!…Always a pleasure @brandonlgarrett & Angie @WilsonCSJ_
WATCH🧑💻: Full @DukeU media briefing on policing reform with @WilsonCSJ_’s Professor @brandonlgarrett & Policy Director Angela Weis Gammell, and Clinical Professor @ElanaRFogel, director @Dukecrimdefense. Recorded Feb. 9, 2023. (5/5) ⤵️ https://t.co/xzTQK7QaD6
Students from our inaugural class of student defenders appeared in court alongside their clients this morning…the Criminal Defense Clinic @DukeLaw has officially launched!
Join me in launching Duke’s brand new Criminal Defense Clinic: representing clients, teaching student defenders zealous advocacy, and working alongside brilliant and passionate colleagues to advance justice and end mass incarceration - deadline to apply is this Friday 12/2!
#Jobs: Our Criminal Defense Clinic is #nowhiring for a supervising attorney with a demonstrated commitment to teaching and mentorship, indigent criminal defense, and multi-faceted advocacy to combat racial injustice and end mass incarceration. Apply at 🔗 https://t.co/QrCyMq9xOb
Honored to join so many artists & scholars in today’s @nytimes ad demanding that prosecutors stop using creative expression against Black artists. #ProtectBlackArt
#Jobs: Our Criminal Defense Clinic is #nowhiring for a supervising attorney with a demonstrated commitment to teaching and mentorship, indigent criminal defense, and multi-faceted advocacy to combat racial injustice and end mass incarceration. Apply at 🔗 https://t.co/QrCyMq9xOb