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A 911 Call for Help Shouldn’t Have to End in Tragedy: Addressing the Fatal Encounters Between Law Enforcement and Individuals with Disabilities

April 18, 2024By Victoire Jonqua

On Saturday, March 9th, 2024, Ryan Gainer, a fifteen-year-old Black boy with autism, was shot and killed by a San Bernardino police officer right in front of his family home in Apple Valley, Southern California.[i] Gainer’s family called 911 after he attacked his sister during a disagreement and broke a glass door.[ii] When the […]

Volume 35, Issue 2

Spring 2023

Articles

CLAIM DENIED – ACCESS DENIED: THE BLACK WALL STREET INSURANCE GRIFT

35 St. Thomas L. Rev. 100 (2023)
andré douglas pond cummings and Kalvin Graham

Articles

THE WOLF IN SHEEP’S CLOTHING: HOW HISTORICAL AND BLIGHT DESIGNATIONS IN THE ABSENCE OF CONSTITUTIONAL SAFEGUARDS CAN RENDER PROPERTY RIGHTS ILLUSORY

35 St. Thomas L. Rev. 136 (2023)
Kyle B. Teal & Dane L. Stuhlsatz

Comments

DOG OWNERS DESERVE PUBLIC HOUSING: WHY FLORIDA’S DOG BREED RESTRICTIONS ARE DISCRIMINATORY AND SHOULD BE REPEALED

35 St. Thomas L. Rev. 163 (2023)
Melissa Betancourt

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LACK OF ACCESS TO THE LAW: SAVING BLACK AMERICANS A SEAT AT THE LEGAL TABLE SYMPOSIUM TRANSCRIPT

35 St. Thomas L. Rev. 184 (2023)
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