The Legal Revolution

“The sole member of the organization is all square, a minnesota nonprofit organization.”

“The corporation may not take any one or more of the following actions without receiving approval of the member: (a) sell, lease or otherwise dispose of all or substantially all of its property and assets whether in one or more transactions; (b) voluntarily dissolve; (c) purchase or acquire substantially all of the assets of another entity; (d) merge, consolidate with any domestic or foreign organization or lease or sell more than fifty percent (50%) of the corporation's property and assets to any entity in any one transaction or series of related transactions; or (e) substantially change the present or now intended nature of the corporation's operations.”

“The board of directors reviews and approves a copy of the form 990 prior to filing.”

“The corporation's conflict-of-interest policy requires directors, officers, and committee members to annually acknowledge reviewing the conflict-of- interest policy.”

“A copy of the organization's form 990 is publicly available at irs.gov.”

“Documents are available upon request.”

“The legal revolution (the "organization") is a minnesota nonprofit corporation dedicated to structurally transforming the legal discipline through a series of legal initiatives that center racial equity, mental health and wellness, and the expertise of those most impacted by the law. The organization is anchored by a prison-to-law pipeline (the "pipeline") and a civil rights law firm (the "firm") that exist to democratize legal education and strategically intervene into the legal discipline - structurally reshaping its contours to benefit and comprehensively include incarcerated and formerly incarcerated legal practitioners. The pipeline ensures that currently incarcerated scholars will have access to aba-accredited paralegal and legal degrees. The aim of the program is to democratize legal education and transform the legal landscape by putting the keys to the law in the hands of those most impacted by it. The firm employes pipeline graduates while approaching jurisprudence through the needs and expectations of our community. The firm also provides civil legal services to justice impacted people. Attorneys, law firms, financial institutions, professional athletes, corporations, and community members across the country helped to get this groundbreaking effort off the ground.”