Evan Mascagni, '11, on Abolishing the Death Penalty

Evan Mascagni, '11, argues for abolishing the death penalty in an article on PolicyMic, "Beyond Troy Davis: Why The U.S. Needs to Abolish the Death Penalty." Evan Mascagni is a Research Assistant at the California Anti-SLAPP Project (CASP), a public interest law firm and policy organization dedicated to fighting against Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs) in California. Mr. Mascagni graduated summa cum laude from the UDC David A. Clarke School of Law in May 2011. While in school Mr. Mascagni was Editor-in-Chief of the UDC Law Review, was awarded the Women's Bar Association 2010 Founders Fellowship, and was awarded a Joseph L. Rauh, Jr. Equal Justice Works Fellowship in 2009, where he worked at the National Whistleblowers Center in Washington, D.C. Click here to learn more about CASP and SLAPPs.

Evan Mascagni, '11 alum