Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of NY, where he tried 10 cases to verdict. Attorney in the Criminal Division of the U.S. As EDAG, Professor Bragg oversaw settlements including matters concerning discriminatory redlining, tenant harassment, wage and hour violations, and unlawful employment discrimination based on applicants’ criminal history.Įarlier in his career, Professor Bragg was an Assistant U.S. For investigations that did not result in charges, SIPU released public reports providing analysis and recommendations for systemic reforms. As the Chief of SIPU, he oversaw investigations of law enforcement conduct resulting in the death of civilians and of a District Attorney’s handling of a shooting of a civilian by a police officer. Professor Bragg also served as the Chief of the Special Investigations and Prosecutions Unit (SIPU) and the Executive Deputy Attorney General (EDAG) for Social Justice. The Criminal Justice Division brought significant criminal charges, including in bribery, securities fraud, and Medicaid fraud. Department of Commerce challenging its intention to include a citizenship question on the decennial census. Trump Foundation and its directors alleging breaches of fiduciary duties The Weinstein Company, Harvey Weinstein, and Robert Weinstein alleging the existence of a hostile work environment and the U.S. During his tenure, the Social Justice Division brought lawsuits against the Donald J. In that role, he helped set the office’s investigation and litigation priorities, and oversaw the work of the Criminal Justice and Social Justice Divisions. Most recently, he served as Chief Deputy AG in the NY State Office of the AG. Prior to joining NYLS, Professor Bragg worked more than 15 years in government service. His scholarship focuses on the intersection of criminal law and civil rights, prosecutorial discretion and accountability, and the functions of state Attorneys General (AGs). Visiting Professor of Law and Co-Director, Racial Justice Project, New York Law School Former Chief Deputy Attorney General, New York Attorney General’s OfficeĪlvin Bragg joined New York Law School in January 2019. The members serve in their individual capacities, and do so on a volunteer basis. Comprised of former state attorneys general and former staff from state attorney general offices, the Advisory Committee generates ideas, participates in programming and events, and helps connect the Project with current and former state attorneys general and their staff. The State Attorneys General Project’s Advisory Committee offers advice and support for the mission of the Project.

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