Working in the Public Interest Law Conference

Authors

• John D. Allen, Superior Court Judge, Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit
• Anne E. Barnes, Georgia Court of Appeals
• Flor Bermudez, Lambda Legal National Office
• B.J. Bernstein, The Bernstein Firm, P.C.
• Audrey Brannen, Clarke County Department of Family and Children Services
• Safiya Byars, Gonzales & Associates
• Hazina Campbell, University of Alabama School of Law
• Julian A. Cook, University of Georgia School of LawFollow
• Cathlee Duff-Gilbert, Clarke County Department of Family and Children Services
• David J. Dunn, Jr., Georgia Public Defender Standards Council
• Thomas Dunn, Georgia Resource Center
• Margaret Enfinger, University of Alabama School of Law
• Hilton M. Fuller, Jr., Superior Court Judge, Dekalb County Georgia
• Russell C. Gabriel, University of Georgia School of LawFollow
• Antonio Ginatta, Georgia Appleseed
• John P. Griffin, YouthPride
• Rita Harris, Sierra Club Tennessee
• Sherry Jackson, Community Care Services ProgramFollow
• Kenneth B. Hodges, Dougherty County District Attorney's Office
• Glenn S. Johnson, Clark Atlanta University Environmental Justice Resource Center
• Pardiss Kebriaei, Center for Constitutional Rights
• Carol Kolinchak, Juvenile Justice Project of Louisiana
• Lee Levine, Levine, Sullivan, Koch and Schultz
• Janet McMullen, University of North Alabama
• Charles Marvin, Georgia State School of Law
• Kenneth B. Nunn, University of Florida Levin College of Law
• Judi O'Kelley, Lambda Legal
• Ela Orenstein, Air Quality Environmental Justice
• Dawn Phillip, Reproductive Justice Projec
• John Pickens, Alabama Appleseed
• Vernon S. Pitts, Jr., Fulton County Public Defender Office
• Jon Rapping, John Marshall Law SchoolFollow
• Sabrina Rhinehart, Georgia Public Defender Standards Council
• Jamie B. Roskie, University of Georgia School of LawFollow
• Alexander W. Scherr, University of Georgia School of LawFollow
• Kay Scott, Planned Parenthood of Georgia
• Azadeh Shahshahani, ACLUFollow
• David R. Sweat, Superior Court Judge, Western Judicial Circuit
• Susan Tate, Athens-Clarke County Georgia Probate CourtFollow
• Leisa G. Terry, Dougherty County Circuit Georgia Public Defender's Office
• Whitney Watts, Feminist Women's Health Center
• Gerry Weber, Southern Center for Human RightsFollow
• Sonja R. West, University of Georgia School of LawFollow
• Steven Wizner, Yale Law SchoolFollow

The third annual WIPI conference was held April 4-5, 2008 at the University of Georgia School of Law.

Abstract

The two-day conference included a variety of panel discussions and roundtables on such topics as: civil liberties; race and the criminal justice system; decriminalizing mental illness; funding public defender systems; the media's role in the law; immigration; lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered youth in state sponsored institutions; environmental justice; and women's reproductive rights.

Repository Citation

Allen, John D.; Barnes, Anne E.; Bermudez, Flor; Bernstein, B.J.; Brannen, Audrey; Byars, Safiya; Campbell, Hazina; Cook, Julian A.; Duff-Gilbert, Cathlee; Dunn, Jr., David J.; Dunn, Thomas; Enfinger, Margaret; Fuller, Jr., Hilton M.; Gabriel, Russell C.; Ginatta, Antonio; Griffin, John P.; Harris, Rita; Jackson, Sherry; Hodges, Kenneth B.; Johnson, Glenn S.; Kebriaei, Pardiss; Kolinchak, Carol; Levine, Lee; McMullen, Janet; Marvin, Charles; Nunn, Kenneth B.; O'Kelley, Judi; Orenstein, Ela; Phillip, Dawn; Pickens, John; Pitts, Jr., Vernon S.; Rapping, Jon; Rhinehart, Sabrina; Roskie, Jamie B.; Scherr, Alexander W.; Scott, Kay; Shahshahani, Azadeh; Sweat, David R.; Tate, Susan; Terry, Leisa G.; Watts, Whitney; Weber, Gerry; West, Sonja R.; and Wizner, Steven, "Working in the Public Interest Law Conference" (2008). Conferences and Symposia to 2010. 50.
https://digitalcommons.law.uga.edu/conf_coll_symp_symposia/50