The Climate for Student Protest: The Case of the Irvine 11

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March 20, 2011 10:44 pm

For those that missed the event:

UCLA’s National Lawyers Guild, Law Students for Justice in Palestine and the ACLU present:

The Climate for Student Protest: The Case of the Irvine 11
Wednesday March 9, 2011 at 12:15
Law School 1430 Lunch (not pizza) will be served

Please join us for a discussion with:

-Jacqueline Goodman Rubio, Law Offices of Jacqueline Goodman Rubio, part of the UCI 11 criminal defense team
-Ameena Qazi, Deputy Executive Director, Staff Attorney, CAIR-Los Angeles
-Marya Bangee, Coordinator of UC Irvine alumni support efforts

Moderated by UCLA Law School Professor Devon Carbado

On February 8, 2010 students organized an act of protest in opposition to a speech delivered by Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren at the UC Irvine campus. The students were disciplined by the university and recently Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas filed charges against these students. Join us for a discussion about the implications of the case for the students directly involved and student protesters more generally during the current trend of filing criminal charges against protesters and dissidents.

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