119 | Representing Youths is Just as Important as Representing Adults, and It's Time Public Defense Acted Like it w/Mary Ann Scali and HyeJi Kim
Unpacking the history and legacy of in re Gault w/Mary Ann Scali and HyeJi Kim
118 | When Student Loan Payments Get Turned Back on, What Will Happen to Public Defense? w/Jane Fox and Kyle Morris
What will happen to Public Defense when Student Loans Get Turned Back on? w/Jane Fox and Kyle Morris
117 | How the King County Public Defender Union is Becoming a Player in Washington Politics w/Elbert Aull
Harnessing the power of organized labor to put Public Defenders at the political negotiating table w/Elbert Aull
116 | The Promise and Problems of Progressive Prosecution w/Keisha Hudson, Mano Raju and Ricardo Garcia
The good the bad and the ugly of Progressive Prosecution w/Keisha Hudson, Ricardo Garcia, and Mano Raju
115 | There a Better Way to Provide Public Defense w/James McDermott and Paul Chambers
Imagining a better model for Public Defense w/James McDermott and Paul Chambers
114 | How A Coalition of Prosecutors, City Attorneys, and Public Defenders Produces Better Working Conditions w/Alexandra Pray
How the SF Public Defenders find common ground with Prosecutors and City Attorneys to get better working conditions w/Alexandra Pray
113 | A Broken Legal System, A Lack of Health Care, and How the US Keeps Puerto Rico Under its Thumb w/Diego Alcala
Examining the History, Criminal Legal, and Health Care Systems of Puerto Rico w/Diego Alcala
112 | How Mitigation Confronts the Biases of Jurors, Judges, Prosecutors, and Public Defenders w/Victoria Rusk
The ways in which mitigation evidence is able to assist in breaking down the biases of jurors, prosecutors, judges, and public defenders w/Victoria Rusk
111 | A New Path for Public Safety in San Francisco w/Mano Raju
Using the the status as an elected official to change the narrative around Public Safety in San Francisco w/Mano Raju
110 | The Paper Prisons that Keep Millions of Americans From a Second Chance w/Colleen Chien and Alyssa Aguilar
Somewhere between 20 and 30 million Americans are trapped in Paper Prisons…Why is that? w/Colleen Chien and Alyssa Aguilar
109 | What are a Lawyer's Ethical Obligations to Society? w/David Siegel
What is law school’s role in creating the next generation of socially responsible lawyers? w/David Siegel
108 | One Investigators Efforts to Revitalize Public Defense in Barron County, Wisconsin w/ Felicia Tempel
The plans to improve public defense in Barron, County Wisconsin w/ Felicia Tempel
107 | Non-Capital Mitigation and the Quest to Inject Empathy into the Law w/Lindsay Bendell
The desperate need for non-capital mitigation and empathy in the legal system w/Lindsay Bendell
106 | How Unionization Enables Public Defenders to Get Victories in and Out of Court w/Garret Miller and Brooke Longuevan
How can the LA Public Defender Union get Victories for PDs in and out of Court w/Garret Miller and Brooke Longuvean
105 | Why it is so Difficult to Get the Innocent out of Prison w/Daniel Medwed
Exploring the hurdles put in the way of getting the innocent out of jail w/Daniel Medwed
104 | Unlocking the Potential of Public Defense in LA County w/Ricardo Garcia
After more than 100 years of operation, where does Public Defense in LA County stand? w/Ricardo Garcia
103 | How Public Defense is Failing in the West w/Emily Hamer
How is Public Defense failing in the Western United States w/Emily Hamer
102 | How the Delaware Law Enforcement Bill of Rights Keeps Cop Misconduct Hidden w/Kevin O'Connell, Misty Seemans, and Elliot Marguels
The Delaware law that keeps Police misconduct from coming to light w/Kevin O’Connell, Misty Seemans and Elliot Margules
101 | Reflecting on Gideon v Wainwright, the Past, Present and Future of Public Defense w/Justine Olderman and Wes Caines
The Past, Present and Future of Gideon v Wainwright w/Justine Olderman and Wesley Caines
100 | Do Sex Offender Registries Make Us Safer? w/David Garlock
If they do not make communities safer, what purpose do sex offender registries hold? w/David Garlock