Bread & Roses Law

04/13/2024

UPCOMING EVENT! We’re looking forward to an impactful panel discussion about the intersection of Islamophobia and Anti-Blackness within U.S. prisons on Wednesday, April 17th at 5pm PT/8pm ET. We will be doing a deep dive into one incident of brutality that occurred at a Missouri prison, and discuss the wider pattern it reveals.

Panelists include Reggie (Qadir) Clemons, one of the men who was assaulted; Ronnie Amiyn, a Muslim man who was formerly incarcerated in Missouri; Rami Nsour, founding director of the ; Kimberly Noe-Lehenbauer, Esq, from and representing the men who were assaulted; and Jen Marlowe, founder of who investigated and reported on the incident for . The panel will be moderated by maya finoh, Political Education and Research Manager for .

You can join this event by RSVPing at the link in our bio. We hope to see you there!

04/13/2024

19-year-old CJ Jones and his dad will fly from their home in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, to Geneva, Switzerland, to tell the United Nations what officials in Alabama didn’t want to hear: that his years in high school were cut short, and his future nearly derailed, by a school disciplinary system with a history of disproportionately and arbitrarily punishing Black students. https://bit.ly/3Ugd9aI

04/13/2024

How many cups of coffee do you think it will take to get Oceanside Police Department to follow the law instead of violating a court order directing a responding officer to arrest domestic violence perpetrators who violate restraining orders?

04/13/2024

Allow me to retort. Oceanside Police Department actively discriminates against women and domestic violence victims. That is not meant to discourage anyone from ever calling 911 when they need to. However, please be aware that police don't always follow the law, so it is important to never completely rely on police doing the right thing as your only means of escaping a domestic violence situation. Talk to your therapist or local advocacy center for domestic violence victims not connected to a District Attorney's office (they represent the state - not victims) about having a safety plan for leaving an abusive relationship that does not rely exclusively on the police being a safe place. Good for the police who do the right thing, but many don't.

🚨🏢 The Oceanside Police Department is committed to addressing all forms of discrimination, including those based on religion, race, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, and gender identity. Join us in creating safer spaces and communities for everyone. To become a partner location or to learn more about this crucial safety initiative, visit the link ➡️ https://bit.ly/SafePlaceProgram

# Yeah, you're right.CommunitySafety  🚔🤝

04/13/2024

I got close, but no cigar. Help me reach my goal by 4/20!

Adriane Bracciale is a trial attorney, former public defender, and poverty lawyer. She has a new private practice based in San Diego, CA with a focus on eviction defense and tenant-side housing rights. She is a member of the San Diego Tenants Union, directed by Rafael Bautista. Email her at braccial...

04/08/2024

The civil-rights attorney has created a museum, a memorial, and, now, a sculpture park, indicting the city of Montgomery—a former capital of the domestic slave trade and the cradle of the Confederacy.

03/03/2024

The firm's founder, Attorney Adriane 🌹 Bracciale, has a birthday request: help me get to 200 followers this month!

I'm working on the first edition of our free e-newsletter, "Tenant Rights and Landlord Wrongs: Scenes from the Class Struggle in San Diego." Contact me directly to subscribe, to contribute, or both, including submitting questions about landlord-tenant law in California.

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Adriane Bracciale is a trial attorney, former public defender, and poverty lawyer. She has a new private practice based in San Diego, CA with a focus on eviction defense and tenant-side housing rights. She is a member of the San Diego Tenants Union, directed by Rafael Bautista. Email her at braccial...

02/01/2024

Adriane Bracciale is a trial attorney, former public defender, and poverty lawyer. She has a new private practice based in San Diego, CA with a focus on eviction defense and tenant-side housing rights. She is a member of the San Diego Tenants Union, directed by Rafael Bautista. Email her at braccial...

02/01/2024

01/31/2024

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Adriane Bracciale is a trial attorney, former public defender, and poverty lawyer. She has a new private practice based in San Diego, CA with a focus on eviction defense and tenant-side housing rights. She is a member of the San Diego Tenants Union, directed by Rafael Bautista. Email her at braccial...