Daunting Work and Small Victories: Jonathan Cohen and Natalia Friedlander in Conversation
The Liman Center spoke with Jonathan Cohen ’20, Resnik-Curtis Liman Fellow, and Natalia Friedlander ’18, staff attorney, about their work at the Rhode Island Center for Justice.
Liman Fellow Holly Thomas Confirmed to Ninth Circuit
The U.S. Senate confirmed Judge Holly Thomas ’04 to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. As a 2005 Liman Fellow, Thomas did innovative work to identify people sentenced as juveniles to life without parole.
Q&A: Liman Fellow Sophie Angelis on Making Prison More Dignified, Less Painful
Sophie Angelis ’21, a Liman Fellow at Rights Behind Bars, spoke to the Liman Center about her work to improve conditions for older prisoners while securing their release.
Liman Summer Fellow Encounters a Familiar Housing Injustice
Hannah Ponce, a 2021 Liman Summer Fellow, wrote a reflection about helping a client who faced the same kind of housing issue that Ponce herself experienced during childhood.
New York’s Gerrymander Is an Affront to Democratic Principles Wall Street Journal Duncan Hosie '21, Liman Fellow at the American Civil Liberties Union's Ruth Bader Ginsburg Liberty Center, writes about the "cartographic dark arts" of gerrymandering. Read another recent article by Hosie about the importance of state courts and constitutions in protecting rights in the Washington Post.
