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WASHINGTON -- The aroma of baked delicacies wafted throughout Downtown DC when law firms competed in the Washington Lawyers’ Committee’s 13th Annual Cooking for Kids Bake Sale and Taste-Off competition, on Monday, March 4.
WASHINGTON – The Washington Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs applauded introduction today of legislation by Councilmembers Muriel Bowser (Ward 4), Jack Evans (Ward 2), Jim Graham (Ward 1), and Marion Barry (Ward 8) that would overturn a DC Department of Corrections policy that eliminated most in-person visits at the DC Jail. The legislation proposed would allow visitors at the Jail to select the visitation option that was best suited for their loved ones, be it in person or via the Jail’s virtual visitation system.
The Washington Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights & Urban Affairs announces the filing of an age and disability discrimination, retaliation and wage and hour lawsuit against The Finish Line, Inc., a major athletic shoe retail chain.