This week’s episode of The Legal Lens podcast features Nora Ahmed, Legal Director of the @ACLU.Louisiana, where we discuss the ACLU’s civil rights work, discriminatory policing, voting rights, and the importance of protecting constitutional rights in Louisiana and across the Deep South.
As Legal Director, Nora oversees work across policing, immigration, voting rights, rapid response, and First Amendment issues. She also founded Justice Lab: Putting Racist Policing on Trial, a program that brings together law firms, legal clinics, and pro bono attorneys to challenge discriminatory policing.
In this clip, Nora shares how impact litigation can address harm even when a case does not involve physical injury. As she explains, the legal system’s response to misconduct can help define accountability and shape what communities can expect going forward.
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