ACS Tulane Law School Student Chapter

Hello. I’m the former president of the law school chapter (2014). It seems like current leadership is not using this page for anything. I am going to delete this page unless I hear it’s being used by the current student chapter by Monday.

For any alums on here there’s a New Orleans lawyer chapter FB page you can join.

We are extremely honored to have received the Reproductive Rights and Justice Award from the Center for Reproductive Rights!!!

NJ Attorney General Gurbir Grewal, the first Sikh state AG in the United States, speaks to

Tulane Law ACS @ACSlawTulane ACSlawTulane was LIVE

Incoming and outgoing Tulane ACS leadership met with our fearless National Chapter liaison, Peggy Li, today in New Orleans!

Please welcome our incoming Executive Board for the class year of 2018-19!

President - Will Harrison
Vice President - Andrew Thrasher
Secretary - Daniel Stein
Treasurer - Francesca Zetar
Publicity Chair - Niles DeVore McDonald
Judiciary Chair - Benjamin de Seingalt

Tulane ACS was honored to have the opportunity to dine and speak with Yale Professor Akhil Reed Amar, as he visits New Orleans to speak about "First Amendment Gumbo" to the Tulane law community

Facebook has been aware of their discriminatory housing advertisement platform since 2016 and has not acted on it. They are finally being sued for violating the FHA

We are fired up and ready to roll in one hour!

We are disappointed that Tulane University would keep dining services open during this dangerous weather, while acknowledging the "closure of schools, child care facilities and roads." A mother and her son already died driving in this cold.

Too often, our food service employees are treated like an afterthought. The reality is that they work erratic hours for low wages with little benefits. The employees are New Orleans natives, mostly women of color.

This is one of the many reasons that poverty, race, and gender are so intertwined.

As ACS president I am extremely proud to share the news of this exciting event, which focuses on the diversity of the Louisiana Judiciary over the past 25 years.

The event will take place January 25 at 6pm, in Room 110 of John Giffen Weinmann Hall (6329 Freret St.), with a reception to follow.

Our board has been working with the Newcomb College Institute since July to make this as successful as possible, and we are honored to partner with many other law student and professional organizations.

This panel will feature our ACS National President Caroline Fredrickson, Chief Justice Bernette Johnson of the Louisiana Supreme Court, Chief Judge Carl Stewart of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, as well as Professor Sally Kinney, Executive Director of Newcomb, and her amazing researcher Heather Johnson.

To register for this momentous event, click on the link below, and feel free to share with colleagues.

Can't wait to see you there!

-Charles

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SCOTUS leaves 4th Circuit decision to uphold Maryland assault weapon ban undisturbed!

Justices let stand decision upholding Maryland’s weapons ban The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday let stand without comment a lower-court decision upholding the constitutionality of Maryland’s ban on military-style assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, th…

Facebook accused of violating the FHA, again

Facebook (Still) Letting Housing Advertisers Exclude Users by Race — ProPublica After ProPublica revealed last year that Facebook advertisers could target housing ads to whites only, the company announced it had built a system to spot and reject discriminatory ads. We retested and found major omissions.