'We Are All In This Together'
Mass. AG Maura Healey '98 joined WBUR's All Things Considered to answer questions about labor and consumer rights in the age of the coronavirus.
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Suffolk District Attorney’s Office Is Identifying Most ‘Vulnerable’ Jail Inmates for Release
“The courts are trying to use video and teleconferencing to keep the wheels of justice turning,” Professor Daniel Medwed tells The Boston Globe. “What sort of remains to be seen is not which cases are emergencies, but how is technology up to this crisis."
A Wisconsin Sheriff's Move to Stop Arresting People for Non-Violent Crimes Is One of the Ways Law Enforcement Are Trying to Conserve Resources During the Pandemic
The courts and law enforcement are just a piece of this broader societal puzzle, and [in] that puzzle, the general theme is triage, Professor Daniel Medwed tells Insider.
How The Coronavirus Is Affecting The State's Courts And Criminal Trials
Listen back: Professor Daniel Medwed joined WGBHNews' Morning Edition to talk about how the coronavirus outbreak is affecting the Mass. court system: "It's a whole new world."
That Text You’re Getting Is a Hoax. Trump Is Not Calling for a National Quarantine.
There’s been a troubling lack of consistency in messaging and policy from Washington and that helps to sow the seeds of rumors,” Professor Wendy Parmet tells Mother Jones. “Trust is an absolutely critical ingredient to an effective public health response. If people don’t trust the leadership, that’s a bad situation. Unfortunately, we’re in that bad situation.”
What More Could He Do? A Look at Trump's Extreme Powers
“The federal public health power is pretty awesome … awe-inspiring in its breadth,” Professor Wendy Parmet tells Politico. “But there’s also obviously a lot of danger.”
Updates on the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)
Northeastern University is closely tracking the 2019 novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak and university leaders are making contingency plans and decisions in accordance with global public health authorities.
County Says a Father Ignored a Coronavirus Quarantine Directive. His Lawyer Says He Was Never Told.
To get people to comply with self-quarantine requests before legal orders come into play, officials should streamline their messaging about the virus and the purpose of staying away from other people, says Professor Wendy Parmet.
After 51 Years in Prison, Ramadan Shabazz Deserves his Freedom
“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.
Chase '98 Honored by Newton-Needham Regional Chamber
Lennox Chase '98, director of Needham Bank, has been named to the Newton-Needham Regional Chamber list of the 50 most influential business people of color in the Western Suburbs.