Michael Apfel

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    Michael Apfel is a second year at USC majoring in Legal Studies and minoring in Sports Media Industries. He plans on law school after his undergraduate studies looking to work in social justice.

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Breaking News, Everyday Injustice, National Issues

New York Man Who Spent Nearly 40 Years in Prison Maintaining Innocence Files New Motion Alleging Police Fabricated Murder Weapon Evidence

By Michael Apfel & Ivan Villegas NYACK, NY – Amer Zada, a man who served decades in...... Read more.
Breaking News, Everyday Injustice

Seattle Inspector General Announces Final Recommendations for Policing, Following Independent Panel Review of 2020 Protests against Racial Injustice

By Michael Apfel  SEATTLE, WA – The City of Seattle Office of Inspector General announced a final...... Read more.
Breaking News, Everyday Injustice

Alameda County District Attorney under Attack: One Journalist Critiques Other Bay Area Media for ‘Thirst for the Recall of Alameda County DA Pamela Price’

By Michael Apfel  SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Pamela Price, a civil rights lawyer who defeated former Assistant...... Read more.
Breaking News, Court Watch, Yolo County

COURT WATCH: Judge Denies Prosecution’s Request to Revoke Man’s Right to Drive in Hit and Run Case while Case Pending

By Michael Apfel  WOODLAND, CA – In a preliminary hearing here in Yolo County Superior Court for...... Read more.
Breaking News, Court Watch

COURT WATCH: Judge Allows Phone Call Evidence in Trial Despite Defense Concerns Regarding Hearsay and Potential Undue Prejudice

By Michael Apfel MODESTO, CA – During preliminary motions in the criminal case involving a man’s two...... Read more.
Breaking News, Everyday Injustice

UCLA Law Professor Discusses Qualified Immunity, Lack of Accountability by Police in Civil Courts

By Michael Apfel and Amy Berberyan PHILADELPHIA, PA – Professor Joanna Schwartz from the UCLA School of...... Read more.
Breaking News, Court Watch, Yolo County

CA Bipartisan Criminal Justice Reform Bills Addressing Wrongful Convictions and Mental Health Pass Key Senate Committee

By Michael Apfel  SACRAMENTO, CA – Two criminal justice reform bills, SB 97 and SB 513, written...... Read more.