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Racing Emotions: The Effect of the 2020 Black Lives Matter Protests on Legislative Reform in the United States and Canada
All Cases Matter: Mitigating Bias in the Administrative Law Judiciary
Understanding Bias in Civil Procedure: Towards an Empirical Analysis of Procedural Rule-making's Role in Continuing Inequality
How Therapeutic Jurisprudence Can Root out Bias, Limit Polarization, and Support Vulnerable Persons in the Legal Process
Election Interference Indictment (August 5, 2023) (ThinkTech Hawaii)
Women's Rights and Issues (The Rule of Law in the New Abnormal) (07/22/23) (ThinkTech Hawaii)
Cultural Resources, Conquest, and Courts: How State Court Approaches to Statutory Interpretation Diminish Indigenous Cultural Resources Protections in California, Hawai'i, and Washington
Whose Rights Are Most at Risk (07-08-2023) (ThinkTech Hawaii)(Video)
Distributive Precedent and the Pro Se Crisis: Appearing Before a Judge without A Lawyer
The Slow Race: Achieving Equity Through Legislative and Agency Minority Impact Statements
The Danger of Unfair Prejudice: Racial Disparities in the Federal Rules of Evidence
Technology, Tricknology, Stand-Your-Ground Laws and More (June 09, 2023) (ThinkTech Hawaii)
Practical Strategies to Protect Democracy (04/28/2023) (ThinkTech Hawaii -Video))
Racialized Self-defense: Effects of Race Salience on Perceptions of Fear and Reasonableness
Authoritarian Minority Rule Battles (04/14/2023) (ThinkTech Hawaii)(Video)
Free Speech vs Disruption at Stanford ((The Rule of Law in the New Abnormal)) (04/01/2023)
Race in Contract Law
Multicultural Populations and Mixed Legal Systems in the United States: Louisiana and Puerto Rico
Racial Inequities in Military Justice: Déjà Vu, All Over, and Over, Again
Connecting Abortion, Gun Violence and More (May 20, 2022) (ThinkTech Hawaii)
Hard Times Hard Questions (April 29, 2022) (ThinkTech Hawaii)
Changes, Choices and a New Normal (April 1, 2022) (ThinkTech Hawaii)
Jury Nullification as a Spectrum
Current Events Law and Social Justice (March 18, 2022)
What Assaults on Democracy Mean for Us (March 4, 2022)
Disparate Treatment, Disparate Impact (March 5, 2021) (ThinkTech Hawaii)
The Rise and Fall and Rise Again of Informal Justice and the Death of Alternative Dispute Resolution
The New Tipping Point: Disruptive Politics and Habituating Equality
Evidentiary Policies Through Other Means: The Disparate Impact of "Substantive Law" on the Distribution of Errors among Racial Groups
See Change, Sea Change (March 19, 2021) (ThinkTech Hawaii)
The Emerging Legal Architecture for Social Justice
Color-blind but Not Color-deaf: Accent Discrimination in Jury Selection
Luminarias: An Empirical Portrait of the First Generation of Latina Lawyers 1880-1980
Race-ing Antitrust
Interracial Coalition Building: A Filipino Lawyer in a Black-White Community
To Fight the Battle, First You Need Warriors: Edward Garrison Draper, Everett Waring, and the Quest for Maryland's First Black Lawyer
Practicing with Conviction: Race, Reentry, and the Legal Profession
Barring Diversity? The American Bar Exam as Initiation Rite and its Eugenics Origin
Racial Allies in Public Interest Law
It's Not Me; It's You: Big Law Has Been Failing its Black Associates
Professionalism as a Racial Construct
Black Lawyers Matter: Enduring Racism in American Law Firms
Bar Exam's Contribution to Systemic Inequalities in Access to Justice Around the World
Bar Examination in Black and White: The Black-white Bar Passage Gap and the Implications for Minority Admissions to the Legal Profession
Representation in Representation: How the Path to End Racial Injustice Begins with the Legal Academy
Righting past Wrongs: Posthumous Bar Admissions and the Quest for Racial Justice
Overcoming Racism in Community Associations: Attorneys as Agents of Change
Upending “Normal”: Toward an Integrated and Intersectional Approach to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Legal Profession: Comment on Blanck, Hyseni, and Altunkol Wise's National Study of the Legal Profession
Reflections on a New Study That Examines Discrimination and Bias Reported by Lawyers: Comment on Blanck, Hyseni, and Altunkol Wise's National Study of the Legal Profession
Diversity and Inclusion in the American Legal Profession: Discrimination and Bias Reported by Lawyers with Disabilities and Lawyers Who Identify as LGBTQ+
Anti-racist Mentorship
Why the Legal Profession Is the Nation's Least Diverse (And How to Fix It)
Gender Bias as the Norm in the Legal Profession: It's Still a [White] Man's Game
Beyond Microaggression: Overlapping Identities in Simulated Legal Practice
Promoting Civility Among Attorneys by Addressing Discrimination and Harassment
Getting a Lawyer While Black: A Field Experiment
Undaunted: William A. Price, Texas' First Black Judge and the Path to a Civil Rights Milestone
Understanding the Role of Implicit Bias On Government Lawyers
Perceiving Discrimination: Race, Gender, and Sexual Orientation in the Legal Workplace
Black Robes, White Judges: The Lack of Diversity on the Magistrate Judge Bench
President Donald Trump's War on Federal Judicial Diversity
“A Woman of Strange, Unfathomable Presence”: Ida Platt's Lived Experience of Race, Gender, and Law, 1863-1939
Johnnie Cochran's Panther: an Essay on Time and Law
Racism in the Legal Profession: A Racist Lawyer Is an Incompetent Lawyer
The More We Fight, the More We Win: Movement Lawyering in the Era of #Blacklivesmatter
The Evolution of Diversity Training and Impact of Unconscious Bias on the Legal Profession
Are Law Degrees as Valuable to Minorities?
The Status of African American Males in the Legal Profession: A Pipeline of InstitutionalRoadblocks and Barriers
The Influence of a Judge's Background on Decision Making
If Justice Is Not Equal for All, it Is Not Justice": Racial Bias, Prosecutorial Misconduct, and the Right to a Fair Trial in State v. Monday
African Americans Should Not Prosecute Crimes
African Americans Should Prosecute Crimes
"Sounding Black": Court-sanctioned Racial Stereotyping
Race and Witness Credibility
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OJ And Black Judges
Judicial Selection and Merit
High Court Clerks Mostly Men
10-10-18 Transfer by the Supreme Court of the United States
10-19-18 Notice of Transfer by District of Columbia Circuit
10-18-18 Notice of Transfer From 10th Circuit
10-03-18 Lawyers have a MANDATORY duty to file a Complaint Against Judge Brett Kavanaugh
10-02-18 Complaint Against Judge Brett Kavanaugh by Professor Randall
09-27-18 Judge Kavanaugh's Testimony Violated Rules Against Partisan Statements
White Supremacy from the Bench
The Rise of African American Women Judges During The Past Century
Judges Be Trippin: A Legal Analysis of Black English in the Courtroom
Judicial Racism and Judicial Antiracism: Retelling the Dred Scott Story

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