We will react to all of this week's crucial Supreme Court decisions and discuss what comes next (including the ongoing corruption of the justices) on Friday with our friends @LCVoters, @PeoplesParity, @StandUpAmerica, @TakeBacktheCt & more. Please join us! https://t.co/BqyU8m1BLG
REGISTRATION IS LIVE.
This July, we're bringing together the progressive legal community for three days of unf*cking the law.
Join us: https://t.co/09cB6HjkHs
"Georgia’s bench, like those of most states, is full of judges who came to the bench after representing the powerful, rather than the people. What kind of message does this disparity send to a young lawyer like myself?" –Angela Rofael, 1L at GSU Law
https://t.co/BFp6o7fEAS
GA courts have immense power over the lives of people in the state, but little attention has been paid to who sits on those courts—leaving them to be filled with corporate, carceral judges.
@BillyCorriher with a new report on the state of justice in GA: https://t.co/mfhTUJ1X20
The videos from our Corporate Capture of the Legal System Conference have been liberated. You can watch the first two videos -- an introduction by @thesituationist and remarks by @RalphNader -- about the problem of corporate capture, here:
https://t.co/walBNELLW6. More to come.
NEW REPORT: 40+ law schools have withdrawn from the US News rankings, saying it offers a flawed notion of prestige. They're right.
Our new research shows the top 20-ranked law schools have produced fossil fuel lawyers at *over 3 times* the rate of the average US law school (1/6)
Wondering what comes next for the New York Court of Appeals vacancy and the fight for a pro-people judiciary?
Join @PPP_NYC and members of The Court New York Deserves Coalition for a remote discussion on lessons learned and next steps on 3/29 at 5 pm!
https://t.co/p7vayEhFiS
Attention DC-area law students and consumer advocates! Join the CLASS Network team for networking and advocacy discussions at TZ's office on Thursday, April 6th. Register: https://t.co/sIdEYLzLj5 @UCBConsumerLaw@NACAdvocate#consumeradvocacy#DCevents
The vast majority of judicial cases are heard in state courts, not federal. It's imperative that these benches reflect the best of our communities, not just corporate America.
@skennedy2504 on @UConnParity's campaign for a pro-people judiciary in CT:
https://t.co/rcRbPFTPli
The Supreme Court is coming for every aspect of our multiracial democracy. This term, racial justice in higher education is on the chopping block. @trisquire for @TeenVogue on the effort to end affirmative action:
https://t.co/7NXJJ2TqUy
🚨 Join @PeoplesParity chapters @GeorgetownLaw and @gwlaw for an organizing training and campaign workshop led by @risingorganizer next weekend on 2/25! 🚨
Register here: https://t.co/ejfan4HxN2
🚨BIG: We’re launching https://t.co/IDJlh3gUxo, a new website that provides an easy way for the millions of workers, small business owners, & entrepreneurs affected by noncompete agreements to voice their support of @FTC’s proposed ban.
Check it out.⬇️
https://t.co/3CDwDDrqrC
"Two things President Biden, Leader Schumer and Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Dick Durbin can do to be even more effective in their approach to judges: (1) expanding the scope of the professional diversity of future nominees and (2) eliminating the blue slip process."
President Biden has made judicial nominations a top priority — but there's still a long way to go if we want to see a federal judiciary that works for the people.
Our report on his judicial nominations to date, and recommendations for what must come next: https://t.co/y1Uk1LPj4d
We're excited to announce we are co-hosting a writing competition with @climatecosts! Grad students are invited to submit pieces of 2500-4500 words on new or emerging legal theories related to climate change and corporate accountability. Winning authors will receive a cash prize.
We are now an official student org @GeorgetownLaw! If you are a current student and want to learn more about @PeoplesParity, come to an info session next week!👇👇👇
(1/24) THREAD: Ever wonder how public-interest minded law students navigate the mental gymnastics of working for firms that will pay them exorbitantly to defend corporate criminals?