Protests like the ones ongoing on campuses are a vital form of free expression, but they also raise complex issues. Questions about the right to free expression? Revisit this episode of Entitled Podcast, where ABF Research Prof. tomginsburg and Claudia Flores discuss. 🎙️

The ABA is committed to protecting sexual assault survivors in bar admissions process, letter says. ow.ly/azR550RzHqM #ABA American Bar Association Mary Smith

Wayne Law Professor Kirsten Carlson, an American Bar Foundation Fellow, presents her access to justice research for native communities at the ABF Access to Justice conference today at Wayne State University. Dean Richard Bierschbach also provided remarks.

New book blurb! Pre-order today:

“A pathbreaking work full of explosive findings on the coordination of white supremacy, corrections, policing, and the lies to cover it up. Carceral Apartheid will shock readers and make headlines.' Nicole Gonzalez Van Cleve
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TODAY! This is a can't miss talk about a book that, to quote Ian Hurd's blurb, 'brings the discounted lives of millions killed in the War on Terror back into the conversation about law, sovereignty, state power, and the exception.' Cambridge University Press - Law

Looking forward to heading to Detroit tomorrow and presenting the latest research from Captive Money Lab on prison pay to stay and our analysis of state efforts to repeal these harmful, extractive laws.

As police crackdowns on nonviolent campus protests continue to raise questions about student rights and administrators’ biases, ABF Research Prof. tomginsburg weighs in on how legislators may distort administrators' responses. Al Jazeera English Joe Stepansky
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Still time to register! The United States faces an #AccesstoJustice crisis of extraordinary scale. Cohosted by ABF's Access to Justice Research Initiative and Wayne Law, Emerging Insights on 5/8 seeks to find solutions. Virtual and in-person options!

Our next ABF Speaker Series feat. Veena Dubal from UCILaw! 🌟 Join us Wed., 5/8, at 12:00 CT for 'Myth and Measurement of Wages in Digitalized Labor Management,' on algorithmic wage discrimination and implications for the future of work. Don't miss out!
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CHICAGO: I am coming to your fair city for three events in mid-May. Hope to see you there!

2) Talking about my new book project American Bar Foundation on May 15

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A collection of essays on the expansion of the carceral system in small towns and municipalities evokes ABF Research Prof. @ReubenJMiller's concept of 'carceral devolution'—a shift of custody from state to local jurisdiction—as a central force. The Nation
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🎙️ New #EverydayAmbassador Episode Alert! 🌐

Today's theme: How creating #gaps in a policy for others to fill can be a great tool for collaboration.

Join as we dive into the world of democratic innovation with Felipe Rey of iDeemos in #Bogota . 🏛️ Discover how citizen…

Don't miss out on the latest insights! 📚 Dive into a special issue on #AccesstoJustice at the intersection of civil and criminal law, ed. by ABF Affiliated Scholars @SarahLageson, @KathryneMYoung, and Karin D. Martin, now available in Punishment and Society.

Today at 12:00 PM CT! 🔔 Join ABF Speaker Series to learn from Shayak Sarkar (UC Davis Law) about nannies' and domestic workers' experiences navigating tax- and formality-hesitant employers—and payroll companies' surprising role in supporting workers. americanbarfoundation.org/event/speaker-…

In a time where it is painfully evident whose life is valued and whose is not.

The Value of a Colonial Subject's Life in British India
Hardeep Dhillon TIME madebyhistory
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Congrats, Danny! 🎉 Your work on bank account garnishment as a debt collection tool is both timely and crucial. We're thrilled to welcome you to the Access to Justice Scholars program. Exciting times ahead! #AccessToJustice