EBCLC Attorney Brigitte Nicoletti leading a discussion with encampment residents about legal avenues to stave off eviction. Photo by Brian Frank 2024/07/Frank_Nicoletti_WoodSt_2500px.jpg

EBCLC Made Our Way to the Supreme Court

It wasn’t how we expected our client advocacy to come before our nation’s highest court, but it was vital that our work served as a pointed reminder of what’s at stake in the upcoming election and of our power as individuals and communities to be civically engaged.

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"Everything came to the surface."

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April 30, 2019

I Served My Prison Time. Why Do I Still Have to Pay?

EBCLC Celebrates Our 2019 Graduates

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April 25, 2019

Nirali Beri ’19, Hannah Flanery ’19 Win Sax Prize Honors for Clinical Advocacy

California court ruling could change the culture of fining defendants who can’t pay

April 9, 2019

By Forgiving Warrants and Fines, Communities Give People a Fresh Start

April 9, 2019

The shield and the sword: Two tools to address the housing crisis

March 28, 2019

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Today, Senate Bill 144, introduced by Senator Holly J. Mitchell, was amended with text that will end the assessment and collection of administrative fees imposed against people in the criminal justice system

March 21, 2019

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EBCLC Made Our Way to the Supreme Court

News

"Everything came to the surface."

I Served My Prison Time. Why Do I Still Have to Pay?

EBCLC Celebrates Our 2019 Graduates

Nirali Beri ’19, Hannah Flanery ’19 Win Sax Prize Honors for Clinical Advocacy

California court ruling could change the culture of fining defendants who can’t pay

By Forgiving Warrants and Fines, Communities Give People a Fresh Start

The shield and the sword: Two tools to address the housing crisis

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Today, Senate Bill 144, introduced by Senator Holly J. Mitchell, was amended with text that will end the assessment and collection of administrative fees imposed against people in the criminal justice system

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Alameda County Adopts New Standards Regarding Ability to Pay Determination

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EBCLC Made Our Way to the Supreme Court

News

"Everything came to the surface."

I Served My Prison Time. Why Do I Still Have to Pay?

EBCLC Celebrates Our 2019 Graduates

Nirali Beri ’19, Hannah Flanery ’19 Win Sax Prize Honors for Clinical Advocacy

California court ruling could change the culture of fining defendants who can’t pay

By Forgiving Warrants and Fines, Communities Give People a Fresh Start

The shield and the sword: Two tools to address the housing crisis

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Today, Senate Bill 144, introduced by Senator Holly J. Mitchell, was amended with text that will end the assessment and collection of administrative fees imposed against people in the criminal justice system

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Alameda County Adopts New Standards Regarding Ability to Pay Determination

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