Bio
Emma A. Andersson is the deputy director of the ACLU's Criminal Law Reform Project. Her practice includes litigation relating to police practices, indigent defense reform, marijuana law reform, and federal and state sentencing. Emma was previously a senior staff attorney with CLRP, a fellow with the ACLU's Drug Law Reform Project, a fellow at Bernabei & Wachtel PLLC, and a law clerk for Judge Richard Paez in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. She is a graduate of Yale Law School and Barnard College.
Featured work
Jul 17, 2012
Gil Kerlikowske: Please Put Our Money Where Your Mouth Is
May 3, 2012
Tasers No Longer a Non-Lethal Alternative for Law Enforcement
Mar 15, 2012
Should We Deny Ill People on Probation Access to Medicine?
Jan 30, 2012
Congress Stood Up for Fairer Sentencing. The Supreme Court Should Too.
Dec 22, 2011
Will the Supreme Court Render the Fair Sentencing Act Less Fair?
Nov 23, 2011
Obama's Commutation: A Prelude to Systemic Reform?