Current Legal Assistant in California. Former @GovAcctProj intern advocating for whistleblowers. Recent graduate from @Cornell studying Government, Law & Psych.
Background: we had to pause our in-person mock #jury study last March. Like courts around the country, we are restarting but with a #virtualjury approach. So lucky to be collaborating with an amazing group of researchers: @VRotenstein @KrystiaReed @addiegrodriguez and more!
"Threats…are a hallmark of this administration’s attempts to control the narrative, and they aren’t always couched as requests." Arts & Sciences student Addison Rodriguez '21 co-authors this @washingtonpost op-ed on whistleblower rights
@BigRedDC
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I've been interning at @GovAcctProj this fall doing whistleblower advocacy-- Check out this WaPo piece @mcculloughirvin and I wrote on illegal gag orders:
"Having a fair jury is seen as a fundamental part of the justice system. However, as @LastWeekTonight highlighted, jury fairness is threatened at two key points in the jury process."
Read more in our newest post from LDL's Grad student, @gracehanzelin
https://t.co/kmzo0PgZe5
Check out our first blog post!
Does mathematical ability make you a better juror? This week, LDL's RA, Brenda Torres, reviewed "Numeracy in the Jury Box" from Helm and colleagues (2019).
https://t.co/eoXS5RPGft
Cornell has earned a platinum sustainability rating – the top status – from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE), becoming the first Ivy and the sixth university overall to reach platinum. https://t.co/Q3sdq4esQo