Kasen Tsuchiya

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  • Kasen Tsuchiya

    Kasen Tsuchiya is a third-year Sociology student at the University of California, Los Angeles, with a keen interest in criminal justice reform, policing, and the field of law. Her interest in law has been driven by her one-year internship at a journalism organization, where she contributed to investigative projects highlighting overlooked issues in the criminal justice system. Kasen is particularly focused on topics such as the aging population in prisons, as well as the ethical issues surrounding new policing technologies, including concerns about privacy and discrimination. In her free time, she enjoys reading science fiction novels, exploring museums, and attending local art exhibits.

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