The Washington Post today published a series of brief op-eds in reaction to the Supreme Court decision in Shelby County v. Holder, a ruling that dealt a major setback for voting rights. One of the op-eds was from founding EJS board chair, Prof. Charles J. Ogletree, Jr., Professor at Harvard Law School; founding and executiveContinueContinue reading “Charles Ogletree on Shelby County v. Holder Decision”
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A Practitioner’s Thoughts on a Mind Science 2.0 Conference
Mona Tawatao is a Senior Attorney at the Western Center on Law and Poverty and a member of the Equal Justice Society board of directors. On the train from O’Hare to downtown Chicago, my seat mate, eyeing the materials I was reading in preparation for the Mind Science conference at Northwestern Law School the next day (AprilContinueContinue reading “A Practitioner’s Thoughts on a Mind Science 2.0 Conference”
A Practitioner’s Thoughts on a Mind Science 2.0 Conference
Mona Tawatao is a Senior Attorney at the Western Center on Law and Poverty and a member of the Equal Justice Society board of directors. On the train from O’Hare to downtown Chicago, my seat mate, eyeing the materials I was reading in preparation for the Mind Science conference at Northwestern Law School the next day (AprilContinueContinue reading “A Practitioner’s Thoughts on a Mind Science 2.0 Conference”