Living in Rigoberta's world. Clinical Associate Professor of Law at Yale Law School. She or they.
New Haven, CT
Joined June 2012
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For nearly a century, the clinical program at Yale Law School has allowed students to learn by working on real cases — and making a real difference — on a range of issues. “Public service is built into the bones of the place,” says Dean Heather K. Gerken: bit.ly/4dX7bCf @YaleLawSch #Yale
ALT Susanna Evarts and Emily Villano speaking at a press conference surrounded by journalists and photographers.
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Come work with me @Yale! I'm hiring a full-time RA to start in summer 2025, to work on understanding how to tax the super-rich and what drives sky-high US infrastructure construction costs.
@predoc_org @econ_ra @Econ_jobs_ @weconpol
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.@TheArcUS seeks rising 3rd-year law students/recent law grads interested in disability rights to apply for sponsorship for externally funded fellowships like Skadden, Equal Justice Works, or other public interest fellowships to begin in fall 2025. Apply: thearc.isolvedhire.com/jobs/…
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BREAKING: Videos from Wednesday night show officers tackling two of the four protesters at the intersection of Rose and Alexander Walk. Two of the four people arrested are Yale students.
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Explain why this student was held overnight without bail (Judge Claudia Baio ordered bail “at court only” a $10k bond that normally would require a $700 deposit), only to have the judge the next morning drop bail to $0. Use the Constitution in your answer.
yaledailynews.com/blog/2024/… – at New Haven, CT
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.@SaloveyPeter: Nearly 300 @Yale faculty condemn the criminalization of Yale students engaged in acts of peaceful protest. @Yale must drop all charges, take no disciplinary action against those arrested, and respect peaceable speech and assembly on campus. docs.google.com/document/d/1…
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Where to get 📖started? New vol🔥🔥featuring @weparmet @ProfLWiley @MsolOG @GovindPersad @mjblawrence @ruqaiijah @AE_Yamin @CarmelShachar @MichelleM_Mello @PatentScholar @CohenProf @AgingWithAPlan @DrSinhaEsq @RESachs @nhuberfeld1 & more!
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Out today online and in print: COVID-19 and the Law: Disruption, Impact and Legacy - edited by @CohenProf, @AbbeGluck, @KatieKraschel & @CarmelShachar. Learn more at the link below: cambridge.org/core/books/cov… @SolomonCtrYLS
Marisol Orihuela retweeted
99,000 women are locked in state prisons on any given day. 58% are mothers of minor children. Of those, 52% were living with their child at the time of their arrest. That's about 30,000 women separated from their kids today by our out-of-control criminal justice system.
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Interested in being a public defender? Want to have low case loads and close supervision? If you do apply to be an E. Barrett Prettyman fellow here- law.georgetown.edu/experient…
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Get help applying for a pardon for any conviction of a misdemeanor within the last 3 years or felony within the last 5 years. A free service by the Yale Undergraduate Prison Project. 2:30PM on Saturdays 9/16, 10/14 & 11/4 at the Wilson Branch
ALT Against a purple backdrop is a graphic of the Wilson Library with the logo for Yale Undergraduate Prison Project and the NHFPL logo. Title reads "Pardon Workshops @ Wilson Branch. 2:30PM Saturdays 9/16, 10/14, 11/4"
Marisol Orihuela retweeted
Calling all 2Ls interested in pursing a #disability #civil rights career! @TheArcUS--in close partnership w @NLawCRDJ @JameliaNMorgan @jjjordynjensen--seeks applicants for post-graduate legal fellowships to begin in Fall 2024. Please circulate widely!
thearc.isolvedhire.com/jobs/…
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Great opportunity for someone who wishes to launch a career in clinical legal education under the mentorship of a talented and experienced team of clinicians @BooninSarah @Suffolk_Law !! – at Hamden, CT
Cool health law job for someone interested in the clinical side of academia. Come hang out in Boston!
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Marisol Orihuela retweeted
Part 3 of @hartfordcourant series by @Alison_Cross_ on intersection of mental health and criminal legal system in Connecticut. This installment looks at re-entry and the lack of systemic support for people leaving at end of sentence. courant.com/2023/05/15/thous…
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Grateful for the opportunity to write about Connecticut criminal justice again, this time for @boltsmag.
Commutations were put on pause in CT earlier this month. Here's how that could threaten the state's identity as a leader in criminal justice reform.
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Grateful for the chance to talk commutations on @wnpr The Wheelhouse this AM w/@MikeLawlor @_frankigraziano & Christopher Keating ctpublic.org/show/the-wheelh…
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On 3/31 & 4/1, my clinic, the Civil Rights & Disability Justice Clinic @NYLawSchool and Brooklyn Law School’s @blsdcrc are collaborating to bring you the Reclaiming Disability Justice Symposium in person & on Zoom. RSVP to attend nyls.wufoo.com/forms/m1vjek5…
ALT A flyer for the Reclaiming Disability Justice Symposium event that includes an event description and registration information.
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Important new piece from @mjschlanger, Elizabeth Jordan, and @RoxMoussavian in @hlpronline, arguing that the ADA and Rehab Act require alternatives to pretrial incarceration when confinement impairs the ability of disabled people to participate in court. harvardlpr.com/wp-content/up…
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Director Rachel Rossi of the Office for Access to Justice Delivers Keynote Remarks During the 2022 National Legal Aid & Defender Association Annual Conference
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Farmworker Exclusions, Rooted in Racism, Must Be Corrected ift.tt/C7ail6t