What kind of work do Zubrow Fellows do at Juvenile Law Center?
All attorneys at Juvenile Law Center, including Fellows, engage in a wide range of advocacy activities that include: Contributing research and writing for litigation Zubrow Fellows have researched legal issues, drafted memos and prepared language for motions and briefs for ongoing Juvenile Law Center litigation. For example, Zubrow Fellows have worked on complaints, motions, and briefs in a federal class action lawsuit against two judges and several other defendants in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania for conspiring to obtain kickbacks for placing youth in detention centers. A current Zubrow Fellow is also spearheading a Juvenile Law Center federal civil rights lawsuit brought by two young men for excessive and intolerable isolation they endured while in the custody of the New Jersey Juvenile Justice Commission. Working on amicus briefs to the U.S. Supreme Court, federal appellate courts, and state courts Zubrow Fellows worked on the Juvenile Law Center amicus brief in the U.S. Supreme Cou
