The People’s professor, the People’s lawyer, the father of Kingston and Phoenix
Joined February 2019
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Happy to share my latest article in UCLA Law Review, “Abolish Gang Statutes with the Power of the Thirteenth Amendment: Reparation for the People.” uclalawreview.org/abolish-ga…

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Dean & Prof @ProfFareed | @Law360
"Prosecutors frequently throw every allegation they can at a #RICO-related charge. This = design of the statute to incl. all of these largely unrelated events -- events that [accused] individs don't have to know about."
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ALT Rappers Gunna, left, and Young Thug, pictured here performing at a concert in January, Photo by Prince Williams/Wireimage
With great esteem, I am joining the faculty @SetonHallLaw with the rank of Professor with Tenure. My beloved colleagues and students @CUNYLaw will be missed. I am forever grateful, a better student of the law, writer, lawyer, teacher, professor and abolitionist because of you.
My latest: Dignity or Death: The Black Male Assertion of the Fourth Amendment @ papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.… discuss the choice Black people living in the US face: either insist upon dignity by risking death or elect a spiritual death through submission.
@OhioStateLJ , @CUNYLaw .
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Metro area to do so AND today we started the Equity Line (E-Line). Our E-Liners (some of our 1Ls) will be able to take most of their Lawyering and Legal Research courses over the summer months and their doctrinal classes in the Fall. #grateful #Meanttobehere
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I’m so happy to be @CUNYLaw under the leadership of a true visionary @ProfFareed, Interim Associate Dean of Academic Affairs.
In one semester, our team has made Bar Prep free for all graduating students through a partnership with @ThemisBar - the first law school in the New York
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Great day in NYC to have lunch w/ my brothers @BennettCapers @vmsoutherland @ProfFareed and Omavi Shukur
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.@CUNYLaw Assoc. Prof. Fareed Hayat (@ProfFareed) "advocates for a strict application of the Frye and Daubert expert standards to police officer testimony, when offered as experts in gang prosecutions" in his article "Preserving Due Process."
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#AALS2022 This crim law WIP is 🔥 with works by @JameliaNMorgan @NgoziOkidegbe @ProfFareed Yvette Butler & Carla Laroche,
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In RLSC's newest issue, Professor Norrinda Hayat (@norrindahayat) provides a critique of the Black Commons - repayment to the collective - as a form of reparations. Read here: socialchangenyu.com/review/a…
ALT Abstract of Professor Norrinda Hayat's article, A Critique of the Black Commons as Reparations. Please visit RLSC's website to download a PDF of the full article, at the following link: https://socialchangenyu.com/review/a-critique-of-the-black-commons-as-reparations/
My fourth article, "Two Bites at the Apple: Requiring Double Jeopardy Protection in Gang Cases," published in @RutgerLawReview is now available at: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
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.@ProfFareed now breaks down how gang allegations work in court. Check out his recent paper on gang allegations and due process: uclalawreview.org/killing-du… #EraseTheDatabaseNYC
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Please welcome Professors Carmen Huertas-Noble (@CarmenHuertas2) & Fareed Nassor-Hayat (@ProfFareed) as our newest Deans, and welcome Professor Donna Hae Kyun Lee back to faculty.
More on their appointments, history, and accomplishments below ⬇️
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1st Generation Experiences services.nycbar.org/EventDet…
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We have officially announced our inaugural New York Deans' Roundtable on June 25th. The Deans will discuss issues such as effective communication leading to collaborative change, implementing anti-racist curricula, the pivotal role of clinical education and other critical issues.
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NY's highest court has turned a blind eye toward the rights of people charged with crime. It is Cuomo’s court -- he appointed every single member -- and if he will not fix it then the NYS Senate must deny confirmation to his nominees until he does.
