The National Lawyers Guild (NLG) hosted its annual #Law4ThePeopleConvention in Detroit on April 9 and 10. The event celebrates NLG members and supporters whose work advances human rights and the rights of ecosystems over property interests.

At No Kings 3, we were able to complete enough shadows to nearly double the number of fully trained Legal Observers in the state!

However, the need for Legal Observers is not going away any time soon. The program is growing quickly. Our next training will be at the Wolf Law Building in Boulder. If you are angry about what is happening in this country right now and want a concrete way that you can help, this is for you.

Reporter Daniel Boguslaw published an exclusive story for Zeteo on April 7, detailing Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) internal emails instructing local law enforcement on carrying out the Trump administration’s crackdown on dissent from the left. The FBI-led training focuses on President Trump’s NSPM-7 national security memorandum, which was published publicly in September 2025 and attempts to criminalize a range of commonly-held left-wing political beliefs and so-called subversive activities.

The National Lawyers Guild joined the International Association of Defense Lawyers (IADL) in condemning the joint attack on Iran launched by the United States and Israel on Feb. 28, 2026. These attacks violate international law by undermining Iran’s territorial integrity and the U.S. Constitution by proceeding without congressional authorization or any imminent threat to national security.

No Kings #3 is coming to Colorado (and the rest of the country and world). The last one was the biggest single-day protest in US history and it looks like the next one will break that record again.

The recent shootings of Rene Good and Alex Pretti have made it abundantly clear that Legal Observers are, and will continue to be vital in this country. Law enforcement must be held accountable.

Survive law school. Become a Lawyer for the People.

To the incoming 1L class everywhere, here are six things you can do to resist:

1. Stay off the academic treadmill. Don’t overestimate the power of grades.

2. Keep politically active. Find a way to engage your energies outside of the confines of the law school curriculum.