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: StandDown Texas ProjectLaurence Tribe to DoJ
By Steve Hall
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Today's Washington Post reports, "Prominent Harvard law professor joins Justice Department," by Carrie Johnson .
Prominent Harvard law professor Laurence H. Tribe will join the Justice
Department next week to lead an effort focused on increasing legal
access for the poor, two federal sources said Thursday.
Tribe, 68, long viewed as a contender for a Supreme Court nomination
in a Democratic administration, will serve as a senior counselor for
access to justice.
Tribe, who has taught at Harvard since 1968, referred messages
Thursday to a Justice Department spokeswoman. He will take a leave of
absence from the law school.
The announcement comes a week after senior leaders at the department
appeared at a Washington conference to draw attention to the large
caseloads handled by public defenders and other challenges in providing
legal services to low-income defendants...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on February 26, 2010 (boomark / email).
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