so i represent the pro bono project, and the pro bono project has since 1986 been focused on providingal services to individuals who normally could never afford it. and so we know that during covid, it's been very difficult for people to get the referrals that they normally would come to us with. and so because of closures of programs, because of the shelter-in-place, we have had a tremendous impact on people coming to our office or not knowing how to get a hold of us. so it's been very difficult. and so just to kind of give you an overall view, since march of last year when, you know, covid got kicked into place and the shelter-in-place order came in, the sheriff's department reported that there was an increase of 40% in domestic violence cases, which is, you know, unheard of and terrible for the people that are going through it. at the same time, itakes sense. it makes sense in that, you vulnerable, abusive relationship, now you add job loss t in the house with those feelings that everybody's getting, you know, the feelings and anxiety percolate in that situation. then obviously they

we came to increase the capacity of the organizations and pro bono attorneys by providing training and relevant resources and individuallized technical assistance questions on complex legal issues on meetings to provide for states collaboration. nonprofit staff beyond texas to help keep them up-to-date as the law on children's immigration matters changes frequently. we're reliable source for training and have become an integral part of the legal community in texas. cila tracks the tools providing services to immigrant youth. the platform for pro bono matters for children facing deportation to match to available cases throughout the country. currently 13 nonprofits organizations host case opportunities on the platform. there's a great need for representation and the kids are available today on the platforms and are awaiting assistance. if you're an attorney, you can help build that gap and change a child's life. cila has resources and training that has support for these cases and creating an in depth pro bono guide and they have legal relief available to children and offers tips how to

the director of the ava's south texas pro bono asylum representation project to discuss the work on the border to provide first-hand analysis of the reasons children are fleeing their countries and what legal challenges they are facing when they come to the u.s. she will be followed by michelle rodriguez, co-founder and senior attorney with rodriguez and associates and director on the board of governors with the american immigration lawyers association. michelle has been engaged in inspiring volunteer work at temporary shelters for unaccompanied migrant boys housed at the dallas convention center. after she provides us with the reality of that situation, we will turn to another ava staffer. she is the director of the ava's children immigration law academy, located in houston. she will provide more insight into the particular rights and challenges unaccompanied minors face in the system and how they support legal advocates who provide legal services to unaccompanied children. finally, we are fortunate to have mark with us today, a member of the ava commission on immigration and a senior

and then we'll hear from, in order, hardly salazar, legal director of the ap cell south texas pro bono asylum representation project, or probe are, to discuss the ba's work on the border, to provide firsthand analysis of the reasons children are fleeing their countries, and what legal challenges they are facing when they come to the united states. carly will be followed by michelle saenz rodriguez cofounder and attorney with saenz rodriguez ac at director on the board of governors with the american immigration lawyers ' association. michelle has been engaged in inspiring work at carly [inaudible] housed at the dallas convention center. alasdair she provides us with the reality of that [inaudible] we'll turn to another staffer, dave castillo granddaughters. dolly is the director of the children's [inaudible] dahlia will provide more insight into the particular rights and challenges unaccompanied minors face in the system and how support legal advocates to provide services to on a commentary. children finally will fortunate to have marc greenberg with us today. mark is a member of the av

cila works a platform for those facing deportation to match pro bono training throughout the country.rently the nonprofit organizations post case opportunities on the platform and a great name for representation and this is available on the platform. you can help fill the gap to change a child's life we encourage you to look at the platform the matter your area to see the resources and training providing support and closing the pro bono guide offers a comprehensive overview of immigration authorities available to children offering tips on how to work with a child client and a trauma informed in a culturally sensitive manner. these cases are not easy but the impact on a child's life is immeasurable. if not an attorney we have information on the website about how you can get involved in learn more about these issues. webl encourage you to search locally to find organizations in need of volunteers to support immigrant use and families. once they are with their sponsor attempting to integrate into their new community, unaccompanied children typically spend a limited amount of time in the

who pro bono chose to step up and make sure the state's case would hold. they make us proud. there humanity, their intelligence and their belief that justice would be served inspired all of us over these past difficult. i've -- difficult weeks. i would like to thank the jurors, who had a difficult burden and did the right thing by making sure justice was served without being influenced by anything else. they did a service that will they harden our democracy and judicial system, and they did it , i think for all of us, in a way that had us all holding our breath with the belief that it could work. and i would like to thank those who testified. i would like to thank those police officers who showed integrity looks like. it may be a sad statement that any of us have waited a long time to able to witness that, but it is there and we saw it on display. i would like to thank the other witnesses who, last may, stood on that street corner and, as jerry blackwell said, showed a bouquet of humanity, a beautiful, multicultural society we have here in minneapolis and

, the lead musician. or sonny bono, the late musician.s me of the advantage that donald trump had in 2016. back then, the republican field for hopeful presidents was so crowded that donald trump kind of sucked up all of the oxygen in the room and had this big—name recognition and had inserted himself on fox news, in the political sphere, commenting so much. the name recognition will definitely help caitlyn jenner. however, what will hurt her is the republican party as a whole is, what i would consider not trans—friendly and in fact, on both the state and national level, over the last many years and still in 2021, the republican party has been passing anti—tra ns laws. it is shocking and just i guess very on brand for caitlynjenner to run as a republican. she's notjust running as an advocate for trans rights, she is also a self—confessed fiscal conservative and socially liberal candidate, so what is not to like? she could have run as an independent — i would have respected that more. but she has aligned herself to the party of trump and in

a number of years ago, i was representing pro bono a tenant wofs being evicted. the sheriff's office sent a deputy to see where the lady was going to live on the day of the eviction. on the day of the eviction, the sheriff's office brought a social worker to deal with the problem. the social worker had a much more appropriate and deescalating response. the crisis response team when fully trained and running full-time will be able to serve a preventive and social work role for the city. change is always hard but it works and it will work. when you're allowed to smoke in restaurants and bars. the owners were viamently opposed to the change. over time, they adapted to the change and i am sure not very many of them want to go back to the way it was. hopefully, these changes, these reforms to the police department will work and they too realize it's for the better. our justice system works most of the time for most of us, but it's not perfect and i have fought for the victims who've been left out of that system time and time again. i have dedicated my entire professio

i also serve on this panel and regularly provide pro bono services to equity. from a small business attorney perspective. i believe this background as well as the experience i bring in representing equity candidates would be an important voice on the cannabis oversight committee and a shared voice and an important partner of the city and county and i'm happy to take any questions. thank you. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, sir. now why don't we move on to yet another seat 14 applicant. juell marie stewart. >> hi, good morning everyone. thank you chair peskin and supervisors mandelman and chan for your consideration. my name is juell marie stewart. i've been a proud resident of districteight for the past five years and though i'm not a san francisco native, the city has truly become my home. my cannabis subject matter expertise is rooted in my background in urban and economic development through a racial justice lens. i have a masters and i'm currently a manager at policy race forward racial equity organization and i'm proud to say this will be into the city of

floyd based on your review of the video did start complaining shortness of breath before the pro bonoosition. >> yes. on more than one occasion. i can't breathe. nelson: in mr. floyd in the back of the squad car do you think he would have survived? >> objection. >> overruled. >> if he had not been restrained in the way in which he was, i think he would have survived that day. he would have gone home had he not been subjected to the prone position on restraint. nelson: in other words if he had gotten the squad car he would be alive. >> . >> answer remains the same anything other than that scenario i have no reason to think from a medical perspective he would not have survived that day. nelson: with the prone position you agree in and of itself is not inherently dangerous. >> in an ordinary individual to take away everything else going on and 70 was just lying in the prone position, there are many patients that would be inherently dangerous, the average individual, i would agree probably just lying flat in that situation generally would not be dangerous to even. nelson: even in the icu

in addition to her scholarly work, she has served on pro bono litigation products including death penalty cases in the supreme court. an adjunct professor at georgetown university law school. chief of the appellate division at the u.s. attorney's office for the district attorney virginia. and special counsel to president george h w bush. he is a graduate of stanford law where he received the prize for legal writing. he has since written pieces on criminal law for usa, forbes, the washington post and u.s. news & world report. he has appeared on many major networks and has testified before congress. his expertise centers on criminal procedure sentencing and capital punishment. jennifer givens is an associate professor of law at the university of virginia and the director of the innocence project clinic. she previously worked with an assistant federal defender for the eastern district of pennsylvania. as a senior staff attorney with the virginia capital representation center where she represented inmates on death row. she has argued before trial courts in pennsylvania and virginia. she is a

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in addition to her scholarly work, professor steiker has taken on pro bono litigation projects including death penalty cases. bill otis is an adjunct professor at georgetown university law center. before joining the faculty, he served in several roles in government, including chief of the u.s. attorney's office for the eastern district of virginia, counsel to the admin a stratum by the dea, and special counsel to president george h w bush. he is a graduate of stanford law, where he received the prize for legal writing. he has since written up its uncritical law for usa today, forbes, the washington post, and u.s. news and world report -- he has since written op-eds. his expertise centers on criminal procedure, punishment, and capital punishment. jennifer gibbons is an associate professor of law at the university of virginia and director of the innocence project clinic. she was a defender in the capital habeas unit in the district of virginia with the virginia representation resource center, where she represented inmates on death row. she has argued before virginia's supreme court and the

we have an excellent bar in minnesota, people who are committed to pro bono.to school, public schools i did not build and roads i didn't create and at some point you owe something back to the state that's been so good to you. i was privileged to help. >> jerry, why did you decide to join the case and what did it feel like when you were in the courtroom? did it feel like this is why you became a lawyer, this is where you needed to be? >> well, the question reversed. it did feel like this is why i became a lawyer and this was where i was supposed to be. i formed the idea of becoming a lawyer in the second grade, frankly because i like to read. it made my mother proud that i could read and she said "you should be a lawyer." and i could not let it go. this was the first criminal case i have been involved in. i primarily try cases for 1400 companies around the company. it was a moral moment. it was one of those moments where everything within you, every fiber resonated that this is a time to stand up and be counted and do what you can for the cause of good and righ

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they allow pro-bono opportunities.ays allowed attorneys to follow their heart, they allowed me to do that. and we do have a special responsibility as attorneys. i think we have an excellent bar in minnesota. people who are committed to pro bono, but you know i went to school, public schools, i didn't build on roads. i didn't create, right? and at some point you owe something back to the state it's been so good to you so i was privileged to help. >> jerry, why did you decide to join the case? and what did it feel like when you are in the courtroom? did it feel like this is why you became a lawyer, this is where you needed to be? >> the question in reverse, it did feel like this is why i became a lawyer and where i was supposed to be. i formed the idea of becoming a lawyer in the second grade. frankly because i liked to read and it made my mother proud to see me read and she said you should be a lawyer so i thought that's a good thing, if it makes my mother happy. and i remember letting go but for me lawrence what most p

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we can do that by bringing in external pro bono consultants around issues and subject area expertise to help supplement and capacity ads. new methodologies, resources and a lot of it focuses on design so creating pathways for our city staff to do more of the social on the groundwork that they really need to do and help optimize processes for that staff andfor the residents .>> supervisorronen: interesting, thank you for that . i really knew involved public-private partnerships but i did not know exactly what it did so it would be helpful to hear more of those examples and examples of success in whatever committee makes sense. thank you for that, i appreciate that. >> carmen chu: i will say i called a hearing on all of that so we will have the opportunity to hear again from both offices of civic innovation and essential services and about all of those things, human centered design and the way it's all coming together . i think you'll beinterested because we will likely have it in this committee . supervisor safai. >> supervisor safai: thank you supervisor ronen for those great questio

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siguiendo la ordenanza nacional en las tiendas que tengan más de 300 trabajadores, de ser aprobado el bonor amarillo, a partir del lunes la agencia federal fema comenzará a recibir aportes para aportar en gastos funerarios que hayan perdido familiares por el covid-19, le daremos qué requisitos debe conseguir y qué número debe llamar, las solicitudes se deben realizar por por por teléfono, debe llamar al 8446846636, es el centro de llamadas exclusivo para el proceso, horario de atención de lunes a viernes de 6 de la mañana a 6 de la tarde hora del pacífico, la ayuda está destinada para familias cuyo ser querido murió a causa del covid-19 después del 6 de enero de 2020, las familias elegibles podrán recibir $9000 por cada familiar fallecido y un máximo de $35,000 por solicitud, algunos de los gastos que fema piensa cubrir con este dinero son los siguientes, traslado de restos, ataúd o urna, parcela de entierro o nicho de cremación, lápida, arreglo de ceremonia fúnebre entre otros, no podrá recibir la ayuda aquellas personas indocumentadas, pero si el fallecido era indocumentado, entonces sus

>> that was. >> was that pro bono repetition? >> it was. andwa the representatives the 24 formal federal judges want to make a point. >> pro bono reflection often reflection on views, that's why frequently lawyers take it on. what ledeq you to want to take deposition? >> i wasn't working alone. i was at a big law firm and i was in their appellate division and was a group of judges who was assigned to work with as a part of that, by employment in the law from. >> did you agree with the position you are advocating? >> i was focused on my clients interests. i was doing what advocate to do. i didn't have a personal view really of the issue other than just to makee sure i was making the most convincing argument i could make on behalf of my client. >> so let me go back to thee original question, which is do you believe we have a living constitution? .. , the supreme court has set affixed meaning to look to the original words in the constitution and interpret and as a lower court judges interpret positions of the supreme court does, that look out

he wanted to work for the pro bono service investigating employment discrimination. he is a member of the house judiciary committee. he has the youngest member of the democratic house leadership team. next is chris king. he served in the white house for nearly seven years as deputy counsel for president obama and special assistant to the president for legislative affairs. chris oversaw the selection, venting and confirmation of more than 220 of obama's judicial nominees. he said records -- said records -- set records. he helped spearhead the confirmation of supreme court justice sotomayor. and he worked with dick durbin as director of floor operations. chris is on the board of advisors for acs. next is leah litman, an assistant law professor at the michigan school of law where she teaches and writes constitutional law, federal postconviction review, and federal sentencing. she is one of the cohosts and creators of strict scrutiny, a podcast by the u.s. supreme court. her writing has appeared in the new york times, the washington post, and other publications. leah gra

roads almost entirely empty in front of manila's iconic city hall as fill bonos mark good friday. largest catholic nation. roads are eerily quiet and churches empty. after religious gatherings were manila and four outlying provinces. the government placed more than 25 million people back under lockdown this week. the country is dealing with more than 756,000 confirmed covid-19 cases and 13,000 deaths. those are the second highest totals in southeast asia. only indonesia has more cases. here at home "the mercury news" says stanford is investigating claims that hackers sold personal data from the school of medicine. not yet clear what information was stolen or how many people were affected. the hack is believed to be part of a larger national cyber attack on universities and organizations all of which used a palo alto-based file-sharing service. we reached out to stanford for comment but we've not received a response. >>> you probably heard of the activist group moms for housing. the group was born a little more this a year ago when two moms moved into a vacant home in oakland witho

the report was completed by me on a pro bono basis, was thorough and complete, and i've heard nothing contrary from department staff. the report followed the layout of the six previous reports. one thing that i regret not including was the detail of the reading room. the six previous reports noted the spatial volume of the reading room was a [inaudible] this adjacent project will result in a permanent change to the interior aesthetics of the main reading room by blocking light to the south facing windows. i'm asking that when you finally receive the library designation report, that you update the language of the character defining features of the main reading room, not just for this library, but for all carnegie libraries, to read, the spatial reading room and the natural light afforded by the generous windows at the room perimeters. let's amend the carnegie reports so that future projects will not have the same detrimental future impacts. let's not let the same thing happen to the other carnegie libraries. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. okay. members of the public, last call for gen

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i also serve on this panel and regularly provide pro bono services to equity. from a small business attorney perspective. i believe this background as well as the experience i bring in representing equity candidates would be an important voice on the cannabis oversight committee and a shared voice and an important partner of the city and county and i'm happy to take any questions. thank you. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, sir. now why don't we move on to yet another seat 14 applicant. juell marie stewart. >> hi, good morning everyone. thank you chair peskin and supervisors mandelman and chan for your consideration. my name is juell marie stewart. i've been a proud resident of districteight for the past five years and though i'm not a san francisco native, the city has truly become my home. my cannabis subject matter expertise is rooted in my background in urban and economic development through a racial justice lens. i have a masters and i'm currently a manager at policy race forward racial equity organization and i'm proud to say this will be into the city of

including reality tv stars which don't have quite the pedigree as, you know, ronald reagan or sonny bonontage that caitlynjenner has reminds me of the advantage that donald trump had in 2016. back then, the republican field for hopeful presidents was so crowded that donald trump kind of sucked up all of the oxygen in the room and had this big name recognition and had inserted himself on fox news, inserted himself on fox news, in the political sphere, commenting so much. the name recognition will definitely help caitlyn jenner. recognition will definitely help caitlynjenner. however, what will hurt her is the republican party as a whole is, what i would consider not france friendly and in fact on both the state and national level, over the last many years and still in 2021, the republican party has been passing and taste transit laws —— trans friendly. it is shocking and just i guess very on brand for caitlynjenner to on brand for caitlyn jenner to run on brand for caitlynjenner to run as a republican —— anti—trans laws. i5 run as a republican -- anti-trans laws.- run as a republican -- a

there are lots of law firms that are willing to provide pro bono, for free, and we want to make sure we do that and allow people to come to the border and ask for protection in compliance of u.s. law. >> i ask this question of you, because i saw in those faces chose children-- those children that had a long and treacherous trips, saw young ladies, 14 years old raped by a number of men on that trip and i as a father, as a human being, want to figure out what the best way to provide asylum to the refugee seekers so they don't have to make the treacherous trip through mexico and central america. in your opinion can we come up with a system that we can provide the rights to protect the rights of asylum seekers while they're still at home? >> absolutely. i think central american minors, children ask for referee status closer to those at home. and we already have protection mechanism so we can expand those so we can do refugee processing while they're closing to home, to make the decisions, it will alleviate the burden and people don't have to always make the journey to ask for help. >> ma

i was only representing individuals through my extensive pro bono work. wanted to do it full-time. now with the benefit of 10 times -- 10 years of service, i was correct about the reward that comes from helping our country to live up to its constitutional ideals in the sixth amendment. that everybody should have assistance of counsel. what i did not appreciate when i began but learned was how gratifying it was to walk with someone through the toughest days and nights of their lives when they were being judged for the worst moments in their lives. to serve as a guide, counselor, investigator, social worker, strategist, negotiator, there were so many hats in addition to a trial litigator, appellate litigator, oral and written advocate. there was no end to the variety of ways i was called upon to help people and communities and victims. because the system works when everybody is ably represented. many of my clients were clients when they put victims of day before. it was a robust way for us to live up to our constitutional values. sen. hirono: thank you. sen