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by Lambda LegalLambda Legal and the HIV Law Project yesterday submitted a friend-of-the-court brief asking the Bureau of Immigration Appeals (BIA) to overturn an Immigration Judge’s ruling ordering the deportation of an HIV-positive immigrant convicted of solicitation for oral sex. MOREApril 11, 2013 -
by Lambda LegalLambda Legal will have a big presence at the 25th annual Creating Change conference this week in Atlanta. MOREJanuary 22, 2013 -
by Lambda LegalLambda Legal client Nick Rhoades was sentenced to 25 years in prison for practicing safe sex. He along with Lambda Legal HIV Project Director Scott Schoettes spoke with Sanjay Gupta of CNN. MOREDecember 7, 2012 -
by Scott Schoettes, HIV Project DirectorOn World AIDS Day, Lambda Legal reaffirms its commitment to defend people with HIV against discrimination—because living with HIV is not a crime. MORENovember 30, 2012 -
by Lambda LegalNick Rhoades was sentenced to 25 years [in prison] for "exposing" someone to HIV -- even though he practiced safe sex. Now Lambda Legal is appealing his conviction. MORENovember 30, 2012 -
by Lambda LegalLambda Legal announced today that it had accepted the settlement offer to resolve the discrimination lawsuit against the city. MOREAugust 22, 2012
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by Lambda LegalStarting today, undocumented immigrants who came into the U.S. as children will be able to apply for a work permit and defer deportation. Here's how. MOREAugust 15, 2012 -
by Lambda Legal"There are still countless jurisdictions in which it is essentially a crime to be a sexually active HIV-positive man," writes Towleroad's Ari Ezra Waldman. MOREAugust 9, 2012
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by Lambda LegalThe Iowa daily writes about Lambda Legal plaintiff Nick Rhoades, who was sentenced to 25 years in prison—and lifetime registration as a sex offender—after a one-time sexual encounter with another man, during which they used a condom. MOREJuly 31, 2012 -
by Scott Schoettes, HIV Project DirectorAt Lambda Legal, we have long recognized the importance of fighting against criminal prosecutions for otherwise lawful conduct—or penalty enhancements for unlawful conduct—based solely on a person’s HIV status. MOREJuly 26, 2012
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