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BC Innocence Program Secures Release of Third Client in 2020

Student's discovery of previously overlooked DNA evidence is key to release of man who served 34 years.

October 19, 2020

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‘A Crisis of Democracy’

Katie Townsend lifts the curtain on an increasingly besieged media and calls for protecting freedom of the press.

By Thomas Blakely ’23
October 19, 2020

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Making Latino Voices Count

Despite efforts to suppress voters' rights, the nation's largest racial minority group is making headway at the ballot box.

By Austin Chandler
October 18, 2020

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Miller ’21 Wins Writing Award

For her paper on protecting retirees' pension plans, 3L is honored by the American College of Employee Benefits Counsel.

By Isabelle Bauer
October 17, 2020

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An Election Like No Other

Outspoken scholar on voting rights considers the stakes in 2020.

By Zoë Atchinson ’22
October 14, 2020

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Getting Real about Getting Along

Covering civil rights, criminal justice, and Jewish-Black relations, panelists strive to educate and offer hope.

By Claire Marie Kuhn ’23
October 13, 2020

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Ranked Choice Voting: Yes or No?

Rappaport Center debate on Massachusetts ballot Question 2 elicits strong arguments from both sides.

By Austin Chandler
October 12, 2020

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One Alum’s Fearless Lawyering

Yliana Johansen-Mendez ’11 helps desperate immigrant teen attain legal status.

By Jeri Zeder
October 8, 2020

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New Group Promotes Good Governance

Students organize hoping to improve the policies underpinning our modern political systems; hold first event.

By Jamie Ehrlich ’23
October 6, 2020

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The Pandemic’s Blow to Federalism

American Constitution Society presenter decries the destabilizing behaviors and errors during the Covid-19 crisis.

By Zoë Atchinson ’22
October 6, 2020