In this amicus brief, survivor-advocacy organizations explain why admitting evidence of Weinstein’s prior sexual assaults
In this amicus brief, survivor-advocacy organizations explain why admitting evidence of Weinstein’s prior sexual assaults was proper and necessary to help jurors accurately assess intent and lack of consent in sexual assault cases, where victim behavior may appear counterintuitive due to trauma, coercion, and unequal power dynamics.
In this amicus brief, survivor-advocacy organizations explain how ACS supervision orders imposed on non-respondent domestic-violence
In this amicus brief, survivor-advocacy organizations explain how ACS supervision orders imposed on non-respondent domestic-violence survivors function as unconstitutional, coercive state intrusion that retraumatizes families, perpetuates bias, and fails to advance child welfare, warranting vacatur of the family court’s order.
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