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The Public Justice Food Project uses strategically targeted litigation, coupled with basebuilding and storytelling, to address the structural and institutional inequities upon which our current food system is built and work toward a food system that is free from extraction and exploitation.
We’re looking for attorneys and law students to join the movement for a better food system. Learn more.
In a split decision the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a lower court ruling that North Carolina’s “ag-gag law” is unconstitutional and infringes on free speech.
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J Jordan, Policy Coordinator with Leadership Counsel for Justice & Accountability