New episode of Law Talk! Listen to our discussion with @MaureenAEdobor about working on the Hill, her research on voting rights, and the relationship between civil rights, oversight and democracy.
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Thank you for coming to our event with @WLULawWLSO on the State of Reproductive Rights! We are especially grateful to our speakers from @BRAF_VA, @REPRORising_VA and @ReproRights for their time, work, and insights, and to Prof Belmont for moderating a great conversation
@wluacs is pleased to be recognized as Student Chapter of the Week.
Check out this week's ACS #StudentChapterOfTheWeek feature on our website!
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New episode of Law Talk! We spoke to Charles Bonani '21L, who started this podcast when he was a law student, about his experience at W&L Law and his path to taking on two clerkships after law school.
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Thank you to @donaldonethics and Laura Iheanachor for joining us today and sharing your critical work with the @wlulaw community! And thank you, as aways, to our advisor @cbseaman for moderating!
Join us for a discussion between Prof. @cbseaman and @donaldonethics and Laura Iheanachor from @CREWcrew about their successful litigation under the 14th Amendment to remove a commissioner from public office due to his participation in the January 6, 2021 attack on the Capitol.
Join us for a discussion between Prof. @cbseaman and @donaldonethics and Laura Iheanachor from @CREWcrew about their successful litigation under the 14th Amendment to remove a commissioner from public office due to his participation in the January 6, 2021 attack on the Capitol.
Here it is: as the Capitol was under attack on January 6th, the Secret Service received a shooting threat against Chuck Schumer. It took an hour to pass it along to Capitol Police.
Who tipped off the Secret Service? Newsmax. https://t.co/BuofMnDUPF
📢📢 In @HarvardJOL, I argue “The Conservative Case for the Judiciary Accountability Act.” Republican lawmakers should support the JAA, bc it aligns with conservative principles like curbing gov’t abuses of power & enforcing the rule of law. ⚖️👇 https://t.co/c2rou8dSwo
⚖️⚖️In this clip 🎥 from The Legal Accountability Project’s visit to @wlulaw, Professor @b_hasbrouck & I discuss how the lack of diversity in judicial chambers is related to mistreatment, and why judicial misconduct creates a larger pipeline issue. 👇 https://t.co/lp8a65tQxU
ACS, PILSA, and PDG invite you to our panel on public defense. Four public defenders will discuss their work and give advice about applying to PD offices. Dinner from The Palms for the first 50 people to sign up by 10/17: https://t.co/99qasfvRzq
⚖️⚖️ You want to clerk. How will you avoid judges who harass their clerks? Some say, “I’d ask someone.” But who would you ask, when so little info abt judges is available? Enjoyed speaking w/ @wluacs in advance of my visit to @wlulaw 🎧 https://t.co/jFgzSmzrlJ
We spoke to Aliza Shatzman about how the law can better protect law clerks facing harassment and retaliation and what law schools can do to support students interested in clerking.
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⚖️⚖️The Legal Accountability Project looks forward to visiting @wlulaw on Thurs 10/6 at 6pm, where I’ll speak w/ @b_hasbrouck abt #judicialaccountability & fixing our #clerkship system. I appreciate the Clerkship Cmte, BLSA, LALSA, OUTLaw, PILSA & ACS for cosponsoring. 👇
New episode of Law Talk from W&L Law ACS!
We spoke to Gail Deady '11L about protecting reproductive rights and her work as Staff Counsel at @ReproRights.
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