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/…

ACS is delighted to present the 2024 Next Generation Leaders -- a group of 34 recent & forthcoming law school graduates who have demonstrated special leadership in their work with ACS’s student chapters, & in their communities. Learn more: acslaw.org/press_release/…

Already this week, we've seen encouraging progress on judicial nominations with 3 confirmations, bringing us to 193 for this administration. This is 41 short of the prior administration. We need more weeks like this one to close that gap  #CourtsMatter

Black drivers frequently report being profiled but it is often difficult to prove discrimination. In the Expert Forum, NortheasternLaw’s Prof. Aliza Hochman Bloom analyzes a recent decision which could make it easier for Black drivers to find justice: acslaw.org/expertforum/in…

On the latest episode of #BrokenLawPodcast , Lindsay Langholz speaks with An Ethical Donald of Citizens for Ethics about what the #SCOTUS decision in Trump v. Anderson-the ballot disqualification case-means for this ongoing pursuit of accountability Listen: acslaw.org/podcast/episod…

Congratulations ACS Board Member Franita Tolson Dean Franita Tolson on being named dean and Carl Mason Franklin Chair of Law of the USC Gould School of Law!
today.usc.edu/franita-tolson…