Anne Hanna – ConcernedCitizensForDemocracy

Published: 7 April 2024

Categories: CTA, News

Concerned Citizens for Democracy is hosting a panel of experts to explore how rigorously applied neutral and judicially manageable district design standards can help drive out extreme partisan maneuvering and gerrymandering. Distinguished guests include Pennsylvania State Supreme Court Justice David N. Wecht, North Carolina State Supreme Court Justice Anita S. Earls, Ben Geffen, Esq. of the Public Interest Law Center, Harvard Prof. Ruth Greenwood, Carnegie Mellon Prof. Emeritus John F. Nagle, and Princeton Gerrymandering Project Director, Sam Wang. Lawyers can earn CLE credits and law students can attend for free. Register here.

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Author: Anne Hanna

Join CCFD, PA Supreme Court Justice Wecht, and other esteemed panelists on a May 9 webcast to explore fair redistricting practices

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