Articles in this issue:
Ballistics and other physical evidence can answer the key questions of the most likely location and posture of individuals who were shot by police
And where do we go from here?
A thank you to all those who worked especially hard to make our new virtual reality work
No matter how bad things got, there was always a voice in the wilderness making sure justice prevailed
How AAJ will move forward
Positive changes to CAALA are overdue and necessary
Once elected, they are often reelected until retirement, leading to abuse of office
Court says a jury should hear claim of hostile work environment created by a customer
Immunities for police are eating away at our constitutional rights
Post-arrest and pre-trial claims against individual government officials under 42 U.S.C. § 1983
A look at the burdens of law and motion practice in civil-rights litigation
When it comes to disputes centered around people’s fundamental rights, R.E.S.P.E.C.T. is imperative
An investigation that goes beyond the police report is critical before you commit to taking the case – and commit to trying the case
This important California civil-rights law for contesting unlawful arrest or excessive force has been eviscerated by the courts
You are only as good a civil-rights practitioner as the discovery you compel. Yes, compel.
Why I prefer to file my police-misconduct actions in federal court
Lessons from my father, and the path from PI law to criminal law to becoming a civil-rights lawyer
