The Emerging Legal Architecture for Social Justice
Critical lawyers envision an architecture that permits cross-boundary relationships, collective action, and a more democratic utilization of law.
Defund to Abolish brought together community organizers, legal practitioners, and activist scholars to unpack and explore strategies to defund and abolish the police, and engage with the imaginative possibilities of a police-free world. Para leer más sobre el Coloquio
Large-scale population and infrastructure displacement, including community relocation, will be required to protect people from disappearing coastlines. Who will be protected and for how long? Where will people go, who decides, and how can their human right to water, housing
Federal antitrust law currently constrains organizing efforts among workers misclassified as independent contractors—an increasingly large share of the low- wage workforce.
These resentencings are stories that ought to be examined and told . . . They force us to confront hard questions about how and why we punish.
Federal Indian law jurisprudence is often nothing more than racism cloaked as law.