Thinkers & Doers: June 2016

Providing testimony before the US Senate, analyzing Supreme Court decisions for SCOTUSBlog, commenting on everything from regional disparities in children’s asylum approvals to food waste to sentencing to the legalization of polyamorous relationships, being appointed to judgeships, penning op-eds for The New York Times, and MUCH MORE, in the latest edition of Thinkers & Doers.
Read the June 2016 edition of Thinkers & Doers on Medium: https://medium.com/@UCHastingsLaw.
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