JOIN US ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20th for this year’s Symposium: Addicted to the War on Drugs
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Volume 4
The University of Pennsylvania Journal of Law & Public Affairs
Editor-in- Chief Spotlight
Amanda LeSava
ge is the Editor-in-Chief of the University of Pennsylvania Journal of Law & Public Affairs, Volume 4. During her time at Penn Law, Amanda has served on the boards of Moot Court, the Penn Law Women’s Association, and the Equal Justice Foundation. She also volunteers with the Pennsylvania Innocence Project, has served as a Morris Fellow, and was an Associate Editor for the University of Pennsylvania Journal of Business Law. During her second-year at Penn Law, Amanda clerked for the Senate Judiciary Committee. After graduation, Amanda will be working in litigation in New York City.
Join us on Wednesday, February 20, 2019 from 10:30 AM to 5:30 PM in Fitts Auditorium at Penn Law for our Symposium: Addicted to the War on Drugs.
Please RSVP here.
Speakers include:
Helena Hansen, MD, PHD, Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry, NYU School of Medicine
Larry Krasner, Philadelphia District Attorney
Justine Olderman, Executive Director, Bronx Defenders
Charles H. Ramsey, Chairman and Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Deliquency
Kevin Sabet, Former White House Office of National Drug Policy Advisor
Roseanne Scotti, New Jersey State Director, Drug Policy Alliance
and many more…
DISCUSSIONS
The Journal frequently invites scholars, government agencies, and other political actors to discuss current issues surrounding law and public affairs. At the end of each discussion, the Journal publishes a synopsis of the discussion and welcomes response.
“Nice People Still Finish First” Says Kathy Ruemmler, White House Counsel to President Obama from 2011 to 2014
Mary Lester (l), Kathy Ruemmler (c), and Amanda LeSavage (r)