In the HeadlinesProfessor Paul Collins weighs in on judicial confirmation hearings:www.businessinsider.com/barrett-avoided-answering-questions-by-citing-rbg-not-valid-excuse-2020-10
Recent EventsThe Legacy of RBG and the Future of Feminist Jurisprudence, Oct. 5, 2020T
At the Frontlines: Emerging Voices on the Practice and Politics of Criminal Justice Reform, July 15, 2020. Zoom Video Recording COVID-19: Social Scientists' Views on the Pandemic's Impact and What Comes Next, June 3, 2020
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