Faculty Spotlight: Julie Ebenstein Saw Practicing Law as a Way to Influence Access the Justice System (Video)
In the latest Faculty Spotlight, Julie Ebenstein of the ACLU discusses her journey to impact litigation and her thoughts on voting rights. A senior staff attorney with the ACLU Voting Rights Project, Julie has litigated voting rights matters around the country, including cases in North Carolina that successfully challenged an omnibus voter suppression law.
Following her Columbia undergrad and J.D. at Fordham Law, Julie focused on refugee protection issues, working on the Thailand-Myanmar border with the International Rescue Committee and with Lawyers for Human Rights in South Africa. Watch the video for more on Julie and her fascinating line of work:
Originally published at blog.lawline.com
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David Schnurman, Faculty Spotlight: Julie Ebenstein Saw Practicing Law as a Way to Influence Access the Justice System (Video), Lawline Blog (May 23, 2019) [The Library at LexBlog, LEX-WK-3NEMN3DX, lexpid.org/3NEMN3DX]
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