Guild Notes

Spring 2013

Included in Volume 38, Number 1:

A federal lawsuit challenges domestic spying
Occupy victories continue in court
The strange case of the NATO 5
Lessons from litigating Al-Haramain
Guild amicus brief bolsters defense of voting rights
Puerto Rico convention preview
Students reflect on exoneration campaign
2012 Student Day Against the Death Penalty
Venezuela's decision to withdraw from the American Convention on Human Rights
Interview with NIPNLG Director Dan Kesselbrenner
Michigan members mount repsonse to democracy emergency

Winter 2012

Included in Volume 37, Number 4:

  • An account of NLG support for the Coal Export Action in Montana
  • A report from the national mobilization to support protests at the RNC and DNC
  • A round-up of student chapter activity nationwide
  • NLG election results
  • Photos from the 75th anniversary convention in Pasadena
  • Information about the NLG's new sexual harassment policy
  • Ward Morehouse and Gustin Reichbach remembered
  • An article about an NLG trip to monitor Venezuela's presidential election

Spring 2012

Included in Volume 37, Issue Number 1:

  • One law student's first legal observing experience on day one of Occupy Wall Street
  • Occupy updates from New York, DC, Chicago, and the Bay Area
  • Tennessee NLGers protest Alberto Gonzales
  • A history of legal workers in the NLG
  • Mumia, off of death row
  • The Meikeljohn Institute continues the work of Guild founders
  • Venezuela election observing

 

Summer/Fall 2012

Included in Volume 37, Number 2/3:

  • Update on suits against big coal in Appalachia
  • Philadelphia NLG's U-Visa clinic assists immigrants
  • NLG responds to Bay Area protest telecom shutdown
  • 2012 Haywood Burns Fellows announced
  • NLG Mass Incarceration Committee formed
  • TUPOCC throws May Day party
  • Preparations for DNC/RNC protests
  • Suit against NYPD's barricade policy
  • NLG NYC suit for federal monitor of NYPD
  • FOIA request shows federal monitoring of Occupy
  • Maine Occupiers face friendly jury

Winter 2011

Included in Volume 36, Number 4:

  • Message from Mumia
  • Occupy report-backs
  • Philadelphia Convention
  • Election results
  • Bay Area NLGers defend indigenous occupation of sacred land
  • NYC punks throw impromptu NLG benefit
  • Guild fights Islamophobia
  • Prison Law Project: 3 years of the Jailhouse Lawyer's Handbook

Summer/Fall 2011

Stories in Volume 36, Number 2/3 include:

  • Bay Area Chapter Class Action Against Oakland PD
  • Bradley Manning Support
  • Sugar Law Center Challenge to "Emergency Managers" Law
  • Tunisia Delegation Report-Back
  • Convention Preview
  • Re-Formation of the Madison Chapter
  • And more!

Summer/Fall 2008

Victory for Maine Activists; Interview with TASER, International; Bush Administration Use of Torture; Alliance Against Predatory Lending; Delegations to Haiti, Chiapas, and Cuba; Committee and Chapter Updates; Convention Preview; Tributes to Harriet McBryde Johnson and Chuck Ravitz.

Winter 2008

Victory in NYC; Torture Scandal Arrest; RNC; DNC; Immigration Watch; Victory for Inaugural Protesters; S.S. Dignity Interview; Convention Coverage; Election Results; Committee and Chapter Updates; New Legal Observer Training Film; William Ayers at Georgetown

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