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#MeToo on the Global Stage<\/h2>

\"Penelope\u201cWhat, ultimately, is the meaning of #MeToo in the U.S.A. and many societies across the globe, especially in South Africa? How will this movement expand and grow\u2014and comprehensively confront widespread sexual harassment and institutionalized violence against women? Might #MeToo shift the goalposts of discourse and behavioral expectations between men and women regarding appropriate sexual conduct and sexual etiquette? In attempting to grapple with these questions, the book pursues several topics, including the contemporary legal and political space of #MeToo; #MeToo and feminism; #MeToo in the context of transnational movements for gender equality, especially intersections and divergences; and other topics.\u201d<\/p>

\u2013\u201cIndigenizing #MeToo: A South African Perspective\u201d by Penelope Andrews<\/b>, an article presented at the <\/i>11th Feminist Legal Theory Conference <\/i><\/i>and now a book-in-progress, The #MeToo Moment: A Global, Inclusive and Sustainable Movement for Gender Equality or a Missed Opportunity?<\/b><\/i><\/p>

Access to Police Records<\/h2>

\"Alvin\u201cTo achieve a criminal justice system that inspires trust in all communities and works for all of us, we need to increase fairness, accountability and transparency. But while states across the country have opened access to a range of police files, New York remains one of the most secretive in the country. The time has come for the Legislature to repeal state Civil Rights Law Section 50-a, the statute that governs public disclosure of police personnel records. Under a recent decision by the state\u2019s top court (New York Civil Liberties Union vs. NYPD<\/i>), the statute will now serve as a roadblock to almost all public disclosure of civilian complaints.\u201d<\/p>

\u2013\u201cPolice Discipline: Turn on the Lights<\/a>\u201d by Alvin Bragg <\/b>in the New York Daily News<\/i><\/p>

Editor's Note:<\/em> In June 2019, Professor Bragg announced his campaign for Manhattan District Attorney.<\/p>

The Epic Nature of Our Constitution<\/h2>

\"Doni\u201c ... Our Constitution operates on a time horizon well beyond the lifespan of a single person or political movement. It\u2019s epic in nature, a multigenerational saga like The Godfather<\/i>or The Joy Luck Club<\/i>. When the Constitution\u2019s preamble stakes a claim to \u2018posterity,\u2019 it envisions legal rules that are built to last for the long haul. ... When antebellum abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison called the Constitution \u2018a covenant with death\u2019 and \u2018an agreement with hell\u2019 for its endorsement of human chattel slavery, or when Justice John Marshall Harlan used his lone dissent in Plessy v. Ferguson<\/i>(1896) to claim that constitutional decisions teach us right from wrong, they are talking about a document that reinforces and perpetuates belief systems that last for generations.\u201d<\/p>

\u2013\u201cWhat the Constitution Means to Us<\/a>\u201d by Doni Gewirtzman <\/b>in Public Books<\/i><\/p>

State Attorneys General and Transparency<\/h2>

\"Lisa<\/p>

\u201cIncreasing partisanship in SAG [State Attorneys General] amicus briefs deserves new focus in light of another, more troubling phenomenon: SAGs taking positions in amicus briefs that may contradict their own states\u2019 laws, without saying so. I call this phenomenon \u2018hidden nondefense.\u2019 ... \u2018Nondefense\u2019 occurs when a SAG declines to defend, or attacks, a law in the SAG\u2019s state on the ground that it is unconstitutional. \u2018Hidden\u2019 nondefense occurs when the SAG takes a position in an amicus brief before the Supreme Court that may undermine a law in the SAG\u2019s own state, without affirmatively disclosing this information to the court or the public. ... By appearing in front of the Supreme Court and attacking another state\u2019s law, a SAG may seek and achieve results that could not be obtained politically within their own state.\u201d<\/p>

\u2013\u201cThe need for transparency in state attorneys general amicus briefs<\/a>\u201d by Lisa Grumet <\/strong>in SCOTUSBlog<\/em><\/p>

Immigrant-Owned Worker Cooperatives<\/h2>

\"Gowri<\/p>

\u201cWorker cooperatives, businesses owned by the workers themselves, have taken root as a means of job opportunity for immigrant workers ... A worker cooperative is not a business form taught in most law school corporation courses. It is highly likely that the vast majority of transactional attorneys are unfamiliar with worker cooperatives. Further, representing cooperatives made up of immigrant workers is even more of a niche area of the law, requiring knowledge of corporate, tax, employment and immigration laws. While the number of lawyers for immigrant-owned cooperatives has been growing, there still exists a need for more lawyers with the type of knowledge, experience and sensitivity to take on the legal issues specific to working with [immigrant] cooperative members.\u201d<\/p>

\u2013\u201cGrowing the Resistance: A Call to Action for Transactional Lawyers in the Era of Trump<\/a>\u201d by Gowri Krishna <\/b>in the Tennessee Journal of Race, Gender, & Social Justice<\/i><\/p>

An Influential Judge\u2019s Legacy<\/h2>

\"Edward\u201cThe 100th anniversary of Judge Learned Hand\u2019s opinion in Masses Publishing Co. v. Patten <\/i>invites us to look back on its author\u2019s long career and to consider his contributions to American law and his significance in the nation\u2019s history. Spanning more than fifty years, from the presidency of William Howard Taft to the presidency of John F. Kennedy, Hand\u2019s judicial career presents an exceptionally rich subject for such reflection. \u2026 In revealing ways, Hand\u2019s life and activities track the course of the nation\u2019s history through the first half of the twentieth century.\u201d<\/p>

\u2013\u201cThe Historical Significance of Judge Learned Hand: What Endures and Why?<\/a>\u201d by Edward A. Purcell Jr. <\/b>in the Arizona State Law Journal<\/i><\/p>

Prosecutors and Impeachment<\/h2>

\"Rebecca\u201cThe Constitution gives Congress the authority to hold the president accountable by impeaching him for treason, bribery, \u2018high Crimes and Misdemeanors.\u2019 Historically, this term has not been limited to or even defined by the penal code. It is a term of art that most historians believe denotes a serious abuse of power. By declining to determine whether or not [President Donald] Trump committed criminal obstruction, [Special Counsel Robert] Mueller left it to the constitutionally appropriate branch to decide whether the conduct outlined in his report amounted to such an abuse. But Congress cannot impeach and the American public cannot judge the president\u2019s conduct without an accounting of the facts. So, the question remains, how to ensure that Congress can draw on the service of professional prosecutors to determine the facts necessary to carry out its constitutional obligation?\u201d<\/p>

\u2013\u201cBarr Is Wrong: Mueller Was Dead Right on Trump and Obstruction<\/a>\u201d by Rebecca Roiphe <\/strong>in The Daily Beast<\/em><\/p>

Privacy and LGBTQ Dating Apps<\/h2>

\"Ari\u201cPrivacy over our sexual selves protects our dignity and autonomy. It allows us to speak our minds and maintain social relationships. But for queer people, privacy is uniquely important. Because employers in 29 states can fire workers simply for being gay or transgender, privacy with respect to our sexual orientations and gender identities protects our livelihoods. Privacy can also make us safer, especially with anti-queer hate crimes increasing. Privacy lets us both \u2018come out\u2019 in our own time and, once we do, live our best lives out and proud, and modest changes in design and in the law of platform liability can help us achieve and maintain the privacy we need to survive and thrive.\u201d<\/p>

\u2013\u201cQueer Dating Apps Are Unsafe by Design<\/a>\u201d by Ari Ezra Waldman <\/b>in The New York Times<\/i><\/p><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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