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Litigation

Jun. 27, 2007

ACLU Honors Lawyers’ Pro Bono Work at Luncheon

One advocated for a student whose sexual orientation was revealed to her parents by her high-school principal; another helped win U.S. citizenship for a Palestinian man threatened with deportation. The ACLU this week will honor a dozen attorneys whose pro bono work has promoted freedom and civil liberties.

By Rebecca U. Cho

      Daily Journal Staff Writer
      LOS ANGELES - A pair of well-known civil rights lawyers will be honored Wednesday by the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Southern California.
      Dan Stormer advocated on behalf of a lesbian high-school student whose sexual identity was disclosed to her mother by the principal. Carol A. Sobel helped...

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