NACDL in the News

NACDL and its work are often mentioned in print and broadcast news for the Association’s extensive criminal legal reform efforts, including its research, reports, amicus programs, policy statement and resolution, conferences, and other initiatives. In addition, NACDL leaders and experts often field inquiries from reporters covering the criminal legal system beat. In this section of the website, you will find links to some of the “best of” NACDL and its work in the news.

 

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    "Civil Rights and First Amendment Defenders Urge First Circuit to Require a Warrant for Border Device Searches,"

    "Civil Rights and First Amendment Defenders Urge First Circuit to Require a Warrant for Border Device Searches," by Saira Hussain, Adam Schwartz and Sophia Cope, Electronic Frontier Foundation, August 18, 2020

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    "Jacob Fish and Nina J. Ginsberg column: Virginia still has a long road ahead for criminal justice reform,"

    "Jacob Fish and Nina J. Ginsberg column: Virginia still has a long road ahead for criminal justice reform," by Jacob Fish and Nina J. Ginsberg, Richmond Times-Dispatch, August 17, 2020

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    "ACLU, NAACP And Other Groups Push Congress To Pass Marijuana Legalization Bill By Next Month,"

    "ACLU, NAACP And Other Groups Push Congress To Pass Marijuana Legalization Bill By Next Month," by Kyle Jaeger, Marijuana Moment, August 14, 2020

    • News of Interest

    "The Vanishing Trial,"

    "The Vanishing Trial," by Kevin Ring, Above the Law, August 11, 2020

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    "Virtual Criminal Jury Trial Getting Texas Test—iPads Included,"

    "Virtual Criminal Jury Trial Getting Texas Test—iPads Included," by Madison Alder, Bloomberg Law, August 11, 2020

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    "Virginia Redemption Project works toward early release of inmates with medical issues,"

    "Virginia Redemption Project works toward early release of inmates with medical issues," Augusta Free Press, August 07, 2020

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    "Chaos in Courts: ‘Keep Everyone in Jail and We’ll Sort It Out’,"

    "Chaos in Courts: ‘Keep Everyone in Jail and We’ll Sort It Out’," by Jordan S. Rubin, Bloomberg Law, August 07, 2020

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    "Leaked audio: Lawyers praised 'beauty' of controversial protest-response tactics,"

    "Leaked audio: Lawyers praised 'beauty' of controversial protest-response tactics," By Betsy Woodruff Swan, Politico, August 03, 2020

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    "From outdoor proceedings to plexiglass shields, courts dramatically rethink the jury trial in the era of the coronavirus,"

    "From outdoor proceedings to plexiglass shields, courts dramatically rethink the jury trial in the era of the coronavirus," by Ann E Marimow and Justin Jouvenal, Washington Post, July 31, 2020

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    "John Fetterman and Celeste Trusty: The trial penalty weighs heavily on Pennsylvanians,"

    "John Fetterman and Celeste Trusty: The trial penalty weighs heavily on Pennsylvanians," John Fetterman and Celeste Trusty, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, July 25, 2020

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    "First masked trial amid COVID-19 pandemic in Knox history looms,"

    "First masked trial amid COVID-19 pandemic in Knox history looms," by Jamie Satterfield, Knoxville News Sentinel, July 21, 2020

    • News of Interest

    "U.S. Civil Rights Groups Protest 'Out-Of-Touch' Justice Department Police Commission,"

    "U.S. Civil Rights Groups Protest 'Out-Of-Touch' Justice Department Police Commission," by Reuters, New York Times, July 10, 2020

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    "Not Afraid of the Virus and Reporting for (Jury) Duty,"

    "Not Afraid of the Virus and Reporting for (Jury) Duty," by Thomas F. Harrison, Courthouse News Service, July 10, 2020

    • News of Interest

    "Federal court in St. Louis to start jury trials, with coronavirus precautions in place,"

    "Federal court in St. Louis to start jury trials, with coronavirus precautions in place," by Robert Patrick, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, July 10, 2020

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    "U.S. civil rights groups protest 'out-of-touch' Justice Department police commission,"

    "U.S. civil rights groups protest 'out-of-touch' Justice Department police commission," by Sarah N. Lynch, Reuters, July 10, 2020

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