We're often asked how an organization that started off fighting forced arbitration ended up fighting to fundamentally reform the Supreme Court. The answer is that the two issues are inextricably linked: the courts have too much power, and they're using it to harm working people.

ICYMI: PPP State Courts Manager Billy Corriher is in GOVERNING on 'The States Where Supreme Court Justices Are Playing Favorites.'

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NEW from Billy Corriher for GOVERNING: The States Where Supreme Court Justices Are Playing Favorites

To no one’s surprise, this includes Ohio…

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Being a lawyer or law student who sees clearly that our legal system serves corporate power and impedes worker power can be lonely. That's why we believe so deeply in building community—and why we can't wait to see you all in D.C. this summer.

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When we started this reading group with The LPE Project we knew we couldn’t just talk about the theory of court reform—we needed to create space for advocates & organizers to actively plan for how we get from here to there.

That’s the work we’re starting tonight; see you there!

Tonight! Join us.

It's not just SCOTUS. Justices are hearing lawsuits involving their fathers, ex-girlfriends, and former clients.
My latest @governing: governing.com/politics/the-s… #ncpol

We've talked a lot about WHY we need court reform, but this week we turn to the question of HOW we can do it. It really is the 🥩&🥔🥔 of our What To Do About the Courts course with People's Parity Project. You won't want to miss it tomorrow at 8pm ET!

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The Arizona Supreme Court, as we now all know, is very, very bad. A new People's Parity Project report shines a light on the political maneuverings that got us here, and what the consequences are for working people.

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The Arizona Supreme Court is rolling back abortion access—but that's not the only way they're fighting against progress.

Today, we're releasing our new report on the AZ high court, showing that it consistently puts corporations over working people:
peoplesparity.org/report-the-peo…

The Arizona Supreme Court is also targeting the rights of injured workers and consumers. Our new @peoplesparity report shows how the court is putting corporations over injured people. peoplesparity.org/report-the-peo…

REGISTRATION IS LIVE.

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See you in DC!

REGISTRATION IS LIVE.

peoplesparity.org/event/2024conv…

See you in DC!

JOB ALERT! People's Parity Project is hiring a National Organizing Manager. Check it out on jobsthatareleft.org and GAINPower.org #HiringNow #Election2024 open.substack.com/pub/jobsthatar…

NEW: Our latest letter with American Economic Liberties Project Demand Progress People's Parity Project calls on U.S. Department of Justice to nominate people dedicated improving their dismal record on corporate criminal prosecutions:

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This one was personal. Really grateful for the opportunity to highlight this injustice and hoping for better for survivors in Louisiana ballsandstrikes.org/legal-culture/…

Judicial nominees in Connecticut are facing more scrutiny. That’s a good thing.

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ICYMI: Aziz Rana, professor at BC Law and author of the forthcoming 'The Constitutional Bind: How Americans Came to Idolize a Document that Fails Them' will be a keynote speaker at #PPP24 .

Registration goes live this week!

Okay everybody—we've been quiet about this for long enough.

We're incredibly excited to share that Aziz Rana, professor at BC Law School and author of 'The Constitutional Bind: How Americans Came to Idolize a Document that Fails Them,' will be a #PPP24 keynote speaker!

We say this every month, but this session is going to be fantastic! It’s not too late to join us for “What To Do About the Courts”; registration and session details below!