University of Colorado Law School Welcomes New AILP Fellow, Hannah Ahders, to Champion Indigenous Rights

Boulder, Colorado – The University of Colorado Law School’s American Indian Law Program (AILP) proudly announces the appointment of Hannah Ahders, a second-year law student, as its fellow for the 2025-26 academic year. In her new role, Ahders will collaborate with faculty, students, and community members to advance the rights of American Indian and Indigenous Peoples. Kristen Carpenter, the Council Tree Professor of Law and the AILP’s director, expressed excitement about Ahders’ appointment, noting her impressive contributions as a law student. Carpenter stated that Ahders’ dedication aligns perfectly with the program’s mission and initiatives. The … Read more

Controversial Plea Deal Reached Between Immigrant and Judge Hannah Dugan Amid Legal Scrutiny

A New York immigrant, implicated in a case involving Judge Hannah Dugan, has accepted a plea agreement in connection with charges against him. The developments in this case come as legal scrutiny intensifies around the actions of the judge, who is alleged to have facilitated the immigrant’s case. In court documents, the immigrant, whose name has not been disclosed, faced significant charges that could have led to severe consequences. By agreeing to the plea deal, he has opted for a resolution that might mitigate the gravity of his legal situation. Plea agreements are common in … Read more