Please join the ACS Los Angeles Lawyer Chapter for a panel discussion about what is at stake in 2022 in advance of the June 7 primary election. Locally in Los Angeles, there are several positions up this year, including city council members, the mayor, local judges, and more. Each of these positions carries authority in advancing progressive criminal justice reform and housing justice. We will examine trends in the areas of criminal justice and housing justice and the role that these critical positions will play in advancing progressive change in these areas in the years ahead.

Featuring:
Aras Jizan, Portfolio Lead, Built for Zero, Community Solutions, Inc.
Katie McKeon, Staff Attorney, Public Counsel
Marissa Roy, Staff Attorney, Public Rights Project

Moderated by:
Adam Sieff, Senior Litigation Associate, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP; Vice-Chair, ACS Los Angeles Lawyer Chapter Board of Directors

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