Civil Rights Law Author

Maya Ramos-Garcia

Maya Ramos-Garcia is a highly experienced civil rights attorney with expertise in immigration law and voting rights. She has worked with various organizations to advocate for the rights of immigrant communities and has been involved in several high-profile cases.

Credentials

J.D., New York University, M.A. in Latin American Studies

12+ yearsImmigration LawVoting Rights

Assigned posts

Articles by Maya Ramos-Garcia

Pierson v. Ray: The Origin of Qualified ImmunityPoe v. Labrador: The Supreme Court's RulingCalvary Chapel v. Sisolak: A First Amendment LawsuitFricke v. Lynch: Student Free Speech and Prom RightsYoungberg v. Romeo: A Landmark Disability Rights CaseBounds v. Smith and the Right of Access to CourtsNational Association for Gun Rights v. City of NapervilleHeffernan v. City of Paterson: The Supreme Court's RulingPlanned Parenthood v. ACLA: When Is Speech a True Threat?Barron v. Kolenda and Civil Asset ForfeitureRivas-Villegas v. Cortesluna and Qualified ImmunityBarr v. American Association of Political Consultants ExplainedO'Connor-Ratcliff v. Garnier: A Case SummaryWhat the Unruh Civil Rights Act Requires of Real Estate LicenseesHurley v. GLIB: A Supreme Court First Amendment CaseMiller-El v. Cockrell's Ruling on Jury DiscriminationWhat Is the Sherbert Test from Sherbert v. Verner?Frisby v. Schultz: Balancing Protest and PrivacyMarshall v. City of Portland: Taser Use as Excessive ForceFilarsky v. Delia: Qualified Immunity for Private ActorsDeaf Rights, Accessibility, and the Supreme CourtLegal Services Corp. v. Velazquez: A Supreme Court CaseWhat Happened in Laufer v. Acheson Hotels?Chavez v. Martinez: A Ruling on 5th Amendment RightsWhy Did the Supreme Court Allow West Point's Admissions Policy?Carroll v. Princess Anne and Prior RestraintJohnson v. Avery and the Right to a Jailhouse LawyerThe Supreme Court's Holding in Avery v. Midland CountyACLU v. Alvarez: Is Lying About Military Medals a Crime?Fairfax County's Supreme Court Case on School Admissions