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How Bar Applicants with Criminal Records Experience the Moral Character Determination

September 15, 2020 / Hadar Aviram
My paper “Moral Character: Making Sense of the Experiences of Bar Applicants with Criminal Records” is out from the Manitoba Law Journal. It is an interview-based study of bar applicants,

Counseling Criminal Clients on Immigration: A Tall Order

October 11, 2019 / Hadar Aviram
In 2010, the Supreme Court decided Padilla v. Kentucky. Padilla, a long-time legal permanent resident of the United States and a Vietnam veteran, was caught with drugs in Kentucky. His lawyer

Facing Criminal Charges to Save Animals, Part IV: Planning Legal Strategy

September 9, 2019 / Hadar Aviram
Australian animal rights activists protesting during a criminaltrial of an activist for trespassing an animal culling operation. Part IPart IIPart III Trials of animal rights activists can be seen as

CA Bar Hangs Red Scarlet Letters on Its Members

April 8, 2018 / Hadar Aviram
I just saw this absolutely horrible story on the Mercury news. It’s ridiculously headlined, “Is Your Lawyer a Crook?” And goes on to tell us: What do you call up