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Decarcerating Survival: The Domestic Violence Survivors Justice Act for All Panel Discussion

Brooklyn Law School, Joralemon Street 250, 11201 Brooklyn, Brooklyn

About

A panel discussion on the Domestic Violence Survivors Justice Act, a 2019 New York sentencing reform law, exploring the link between domestic violence and incarceration. Members of the Survivors Justice Project and students from the Brooklyn Law School Criminal Defense & Advocacy Clinic will examine how the law operates and propose reforms to help survivors access sentencing relief. The discussion is moderated by Professor Kate Mogulescu, founder and Legal & Policy Director of the Survivors Justice Project, and is sponsored by the school's Center for Criminal Justice and Title IX/Office of Student Affairs. Lunch will be provided.

Written by a model, sources: brooklaw.edu

Venue

Brooklyn Law School is in New York City’s Brooklyn.

Joralemon Street 250, 11201 Brooklyn

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