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Douglas Keith
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Counsel, Democracy Program, Brennan Center
New York
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By Marcus Gadson, Constance Van Kley, Jamie Muth, Douglas Keith|State Court ReportIf the courts hand a victory to the state’s losing supreme court candidate, citizens across the political spectrum could perceive the court as unfair — and the justices risk losing their legitimacy. At least one high-profile election from 2024 remains uncalled: a race for a seat on the North Carolina Supreme Court. Despite trailing incumbent Allison Riggs (D) by 734 votes, Jefferson Griffin (R), a state appellate judge, hasn’t conceded.
By Constance Van Kley, Douglas Keith, David Brown, Jamie Muth|State Court ReportHey, law students, do you want a job that lets you think deeply about constitutional law, protect civil rights, and have fun? Last week, State Court Report hosted a conversation with four sitting state supreme court justices about opportunities for early-career attorneys that offer all that and more: state supreme court clerkships. Justice Melissa Hart of Colorado, Judge Caitlin J.
By Marcus Gadson, Constance Van Kley, Jamie Muth, Douglas Keith|State Court ReportIf the courts hand a victory to the state’s losing supreme court candidate, citizens across the political spectrum could perceive the court as unfair — and the justices risk losing their legitimacy. At least one high-profile election from 2024 remains uncalled: a race for a seat on the North Carolina Supreme Court. Despite trailing incumbent Allison Riggs (D) by 734 votes, Jefferson Griffin (R), a state appellate judge, hasn’t conceded.
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Brennan Center
The Brennan Center for Justice is an independent, nonpartisan law and policy organization based at New York University School of Law. Founded in 1995, it is committed to reforming and defending the systems of democracy and justice in the United States. The center's mission focuses on upholding democratic values, promoting equal justice, and protecting the Constitution. The Brennan Center operates through key programs, including the Democracy Program, which defends campaign finance laws and advocates for fair judicial standards, and the Justice Program, which aims to create a fair criminal justice system. The center produces various reports and analyses that provide data-driven insights and policy recommendations on issues like voter suppression and criminal justice reform. It collaborates with stakeholders such as law enforcement agencies and community organizations to further its mission and receives funding from foundations like the MacArthur Foundation to support its initiatives.
New York, United States
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Founded: 1995