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    • Julie A. Werner-Simon

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    Phone: (213) 894-5456
    Email: jawsmedia.la@gmail.com

    Julie was a federal prosecutor from 1986 to 2015.



    Columns
    Title Category Published
    Commissioned painting underscores why Justice Clarence Thomas should resign Judges and Judiciary May 10, 2023
    When buying gifts, consider each state’s reproductive access laws Government, Health Care & Hospital Law Dec. 6, 2022
    The queen, Colonialism and the reality of America’s own expansionism Constitutional Law, Government, International Law Oct. 10, 2022
    Five Cases in eight days that have changed what I say to law students about the Supreme Court Constitutional Law Jul. 25, 2022
    How Pro-choice Californians (including lawyers) can help those in “No choice” states seeking reproductive health care: Six steps California lawyers can take as America awaits the final opinion in Mississippi (Dobbs) v. Jackson May 25, 2022
    Becoming a modern day Harriet Tubman on the Overground Reproductive Railroad Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court May 25, 2022
    Justice Thomas: No penchant for pot, but a talent for tax Government, U.S. Supreme Court Jul. 8, 2021
    Juneteenth's Dissonance Jun. 21, 2021
    With a new day in DC for pot, are the feds not far behind? Criminal, Government Feb. 10, 2021
    Rulings show the fall of the wall between church and state Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Aug. 3, 2020
    Antidote to the administration’s COVID-19 briefings? Apr. 14, 2020
    An ode to public servants Civil Rights, Law Practice Nov. 4, 2019
    Impeachment Constitutional Law, Government Oct. 8, 2019
    Kennedy cuts a narrow slice of cake Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Jun. 5, 2018
    Having cake in Kern County Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Feb. 13, 2018
    Why leave Mississippi's discrimination law in place? Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Jan. 10, 2018
    Cake goes to court Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Dec. 6, 2017
    Judge Harry Pregerson was a Prince 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Civil Rights, Judges and Judiciary, Obituaries Dec. 1, 2017
    Another take on Cake at the US high court Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Sep. 29, 2017
    90 days of Neil Government, U.S. Supreme Court Jul. 10, 2017
    Title Category Published
    Commissioned painting underscores why Justice Clarence Thomas should resign Judges and Judiciary May 10, 2023
    When buying gifts, consider each state’s reproductive access laws Government, Health Care & Hospital Law Dec. 6, 2022
    The queen, Colonialism and the reality of America’s own expansionism Constitutional Law, Government, International Law Oct. 10, 2022
    Five Cases in eight days that have changed what I say to law students about the Supreme Court Constitutional Law Jul. 25, 2022
    How Pro-choice Californians (including lawyers) can help those in “No choice” states seeking reproductive health care: Six steps California lawyers can take as America awaits the final opinion in Mississippi (Dobbs) v. Jackson May 25, 2022
    Becoming a modern day Harriet Tubman on the Overground Reproductive Railroad Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court May 25, 2022
    Justice Thomas: No penchant for pot, but a talent for tax Government, U.S. Supreme Court Jul. 8, 2021
    Juneteenth's Dissonance Jun. 21, 2021
    With a new day in DC for pot, are the feds not far behind? Criminal, Government Feb. 10, 2021
    Rulings show the fall of the wall between church and state Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Aug. 3, 2020
    Antidote to the administration’s COVID-19 briefings? Apr. 14, 2020
    An ode to public servants Civil Rights, Law Practice Nov. 4, 2019
    Impeachment Constitutional Law, Government Oct. 8, 2019
    Kennedy cuts a narrow slice of cake Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Jun. 5, 2018
    Having cake in Kern County Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Feb. 13, 2018
    Why leave Mississippi's discrimination law in place? Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Jan. 10, 2018
    Cake goes to court Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Dec. 6, 2017
    Judge Harry Pregerson was a Prince 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Civil Rights, Judges and Judiciary, Obituaries Dec. 1, 2017
    Another take on Cake at the US high court Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Sep. 29, 2017
    90 days of Neil Government, U.S. Supreme Court Jul. 10, 2017
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