via Harvard Law Todayby Rachel Reed The expiration two weeks ago of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s pandemic-related moratorium on evictions has caused new uncertainty for …
Harvard’s Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation Celebrates Wins in Fight for the Rights of Transgender People
via CHLPI blog This week, the Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation of Harvard Law School (CHLPI) reported major wins in the courts for the rights of transgender and gender nonconforming …
Dying Tule Elk: Volunteers Tote Water To Increase Drinking Supply
via Patchby Michelle Rotuno-Johnson POINT REYES, CA— The historic drought in Marin County continues to affect a rare species of elk. Last weekend, nearly a hundred people carried water to …
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Should doxing be illegal?
via thenextweb.comby The Markup In 2016, a “troll storm” hit Tanya Gersh, a Jewish wedding planner and real estate agent in Montana. The storm began when Andrew Anglin, the editor of the Neo-Nazi …
Crimmigration Clinic participates in oral argument before the First Circuit
via HIRC blog On June 23, 2021, Clinical Instructor Sameer Ahmed participated in an oral argument before the en banc court of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit in Diaz-Ortiz v. …
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Federal Court Allows Lawsuit Challenging Trump “Rollback Rule” Undermining Healthcare Nondiscrimination Protections to Continue
via CHLPI blog Late Wednesday, a federal court permitted plaintiffs to continue to pursue several claims in Boston Alliance of LGBTQ+ Youth (BAGLY) et al v. HHS, a lawsuit challenging the …