On this week's #BrokenLawPodcast , C. Wright Durocher talks discrimination in jury selection with Elisabeth Semel from UC Berkeley Law & author of the new report, Guess Who’s Coming to Jury Duty? Listen now: acslaw.org/podcast/episod…

In the #ExpertForum , Jonathan F. Harris and Dylan Holmes explain how an integrated work law that recognizes workers’ stacked identities can provide innovative ways to protect workers. acslaw.org/expertforum/an…

ACS is pleased to announce this year's Richard D. Cudahy Writing Competition on Regulatory and Administrative Law winners Nicholas Handler and Ling Ritter of @stanfordlaw. They will both be recognized at this year's Annual Convention in Atlanta, June 6-8 acslaw.org/press_release/…

We are excited to announce our collaboration with the LGBTQ+ Bar on a new resource that tracks the number of openly LGBTQ+ judges in our federal judiciary. Visit the new webpage to learn more about LGBTQ+ representation in the federal judiciary. lgbtqbar.org/article-iii-ju…

Congratulations to Eva Quinones, NYU Law '24, on winning the Constance Baker Motley National Student Writing Competition! To honor Motley's legacy, ACS awards students for papers promoting a progressive vision of the Constitution, law, and public policy🎉 acslaw.org/get-involved/a…

This #InternationalWorkersDay , Columbia Law School Professor @KateAndrias finds reasons to remain optimistic about labor rights and the power of workers, despite constitutional challenges to the NLRB. Read in the #ExpertForum

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With today's confirmation, the Biden Administration has moved ahead of the pace of confirmations set by the prior administration. However, 40 more confirmations are needed this year to tie after 4 years. The Senate must continue to prioritize judicial confirmations #CourtsMatter

A judicial clerkship can be an incredible experience, but when judges abuse their power and harass law clerks, there is often little to no recourse. Thank you to those who have been brave enough to speak out and to fight for needed reforms npr.org/2024/04/30/124…

This week on #BrokenLawPodcast , we revisit 2 speeches from our 2023 Convention: Oren Nimni & #SherrilynIfill who explore the complicity of lawyers in maintaining our unjust legal system & the special responsibility we bear in creating a more just future: acslaw.org/podcast/episod…

In the #ExpertForum , Arab American Institute Executive Director mayaberry explains why the addition of a MENA (Middle Eastern or North African category) in the U.S. Census is crucial for Arab-American visibility and inclusion.

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‼️ The deadline to register for the 2024 ACS Convention at the early bird rate expires at midnight tomorrow April 30! Register now and save! acslaw.org/get-involved/a…

Great to see seven female judicial nominees announced by the White House today! This new slate would continue to bring much needed personal and professional diversity to our federal judiciary. whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/… #CourtsMatter

Between FL & AZ's bans + this term's SCOTUS cases, Elizabeth Binczik & Lindsay Langholz try to make sense of the latest abortion news madness on this week's #BrokenLawPodcast : acslaw.org/podcast/episod…

ACS is pleased to announce Miriam Seifter, Prof. of Law, Co-Dir. of State Democracy Research Initiative & Rowe Faculty Fellow in Regulatory Law at University of Wisconsin Law School, has been selected to receive the 2024 Ruth Bader Ginsburg Scholar Award acslaw.org/press_release/…