“If there is no legalized way of abortion in these cases, many women are going to face very significant health problems and be desperate,” Professor Wendy Parmet tells The Washington Post. “And doctors are going to be put in untenable and unethical situations.”
“[Nonprofit milk banks] are saddened by the idea that this product that they believe in very strongly and think would benefit a lot of babies would be less accessible if allocated on the basis of company profit rather than patient need,” Professor Kara Swanson, author of Banking on the Body,” tells The Washington Post. “In the history of U.S. medicine, there has never been enough banked breast milk for all the babies that might benefit.”
Fellow Northeastern Law grads Mary Bonauto ’87 and Elyse Cherry ’83 are quoted in this Boston Globe profile of Mass. AG Maura Healey ’98, who is running for governor of Massachusetts.
Fox News interviewed Sarah Peck ‘96 about PHAI’s UnitedOnGuns initiative and the resources it has produced to help mayors prepare for a mass shooting: "Mayors rarely think about how they’d respond to a mass shooting until it happens, and they don’t appreciate the magnitude of their role."
“I really believe that clemency is so important and plays such an important role in our system,” says Mia Teitelbaum ’15, a partner at Shapiro and Teitelbaum and attorney for Ramadan Shabaz, who is petitioning the Parole Board to reduce his charge from first-degree murder to second-degree murder.
Mass. AG Maura Healey ’98 will be traveling the state (and hitting the court!) over the next few months as she campaigns to be the next governor of Massachusetts. Check out The Boston Globe’s coverage of her recent visit to Lawrence.
We’ve had a lot more nudges than real, enforceable orders,” Professor Wendy Parmet tells The Atlantic.
In an op-ed co-authored for Teen Vogue, Genia Blaser ’11, senior staff attorney at the Immigrant Defense Project, offers actionable advice on advocating for immigrant rights during Joe Biden's administration.
Listen back: Professor Daniel Medwed joined WGBH's Morning Edition to share his thoughts on police chokeholds.