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Davis v. City of New York

Davis v. City of New York Protecting New Yorkers From Police Harassment Residents of public housing in New York City are entitled to be free from police harassment in their homes just like any other New Yorker, but NYC has repeatedly criminalized traveling home or visiting a friend while Black or brown for those residents. […]

David W. Mills

David Moss

David Moss serves as JPP Counsel at the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc. (LDF). As a member of the Justice in Public Safety Project, he works on litigation and policy efforts to advance equity in public safety and law enforcement accountability. David joins LDF from the New Jersey Office of the Public Defender, […]

David E. Kendall

Daniel L. Rabinowitz

Daniel Harawa

Daniel Harawa is the Assistant Professor of Practice, Director of the Appellate Clinic at the Washington University in St. Louis School of Law, where he is based. He works with LDF in an of counsel capacity. Daniel previously worked at LDF as Assistant Counsel, and as a Staff Attorney at the Public Defender Service for […]

Dale Ho and Peter Wagner: Let’s get redistricting right next time

This month, the Citizens Redistricting Commission released preliminary final maps that are expected to become the statewide redistricting plans for Congressional and state legislative districts in California. But one factor, overlooked during much of the wrangling over district lines, threatens to render those maps inconsistent with the basic principle that everyone should be represented equally […]

D.C. Legal Aid Hires Chinh Le As New Legal Director

The Legal Aid Society of the District of Columbia announced today that it has hired long-time civil rights attorney Chinh Le as its new legal director. Le has led the civil rights division of the New Jersey attorney general’s office since July 2009. Previously, Le was on the faculty of Seton Hall Law School, served […]

Cynthia Patton

Cynthia Diaz-Nieves