PPP In the News

PPP in the News: Lamont Nominates 22 To Superior Court Bench

PPP in the News: Lamont Nominates 22 To Superior Court Bench

Christine Stuart writes for CT News Junkie that, "Gov. Ned Lamont nominated 13 women and nine men as judges of the Superior Court Friday, a move aimed at ensuring diversity and expertise within the state judiciary." "Steve Kennedy, of the People’s Parity Project, said...

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PPP on a Podcast: How to Fight Back

PPP on a Podcast: How to Fight Back

In part four of 5-4's series on the Federalist Society, PPP's Executive Director Molly Coleman spoke about where the legal left has gone wrong in the past, and PPP's current work to challenge the corporate capture of the legal system. "On the left, we've spent a lot...

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Impact of Judges Professional Backgrounds on Eviction Outcomes

Impact of Judges Professional Backgrounds on Eviction Outcomes

Today, the People’s Parity Project released a report assessing the impact of judges' professional backgrounds on outcomes in eviction cases, finding statistically significant differences in average renter outcomes depending on judges' legal experience. Additionally,...

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PPP in the News: The Courts Will Never Save Us

PPP in the News: The Courts Will Never Save Us

Troy Brown writes for The [F]law that, "the Court [is] a shaky foundation on which to try to build a more just society." "But as progressives contemplate the future of the judiciary, it’s becoming increasingly clear that the left’s strategy has to go far beyond...

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