Women's History Month: Attorney Pamela Price: "Women in the Wake of Epstein and Diddy"

SAN FRANCISCO - March 3, 2026 - PRLog -- Posted Courtesy of Wright Enterprises Community Spotlight San Francisco ~ Dallas~~~

Women's History Month kicks off with news, civil rights attorney and Alameda County District Attorney candidate the Honorable Pamela Yvette Price will take part in a national legal convening hosted by the American Bar Association Criminal Justice Section, serving as a featured speaker at the 2026 Spring Meeting — Preserving Progress in a Shifting Landscape in San Diego, California.

The American Bar Association's Criminal Justice Section Spring Meeting brings together prosecutors, judges, defense attorneys, policymakers, scholars, and victims' rights advocates from across the United States to examine the future of criminal justice policy, accountability standards, and evolving legal challenges impacting communities nationwide.

Price's participation places her among national legal leaders contributing to conversations shaping prosecutorial ethics, survivor protections, and institutional accountability.

Plenary Session II — Women in the Wake of Epstein and Diddy

As part of the broader ABA conference program, Price will serve as a featured panelist in:

Plenary Session II: Women in the Wake of Epstein and Diddy

The plenary session addresses the renewed national reckoning surrounding gender, power, and accountability following revelations connected to Jeffrey Epstein and Sean "Diddy" Combs. The discussion examines how justice systems respond — or fail to respond — when allegations involve influential individuals and institutions, particularly impacting women and survivors from marginalized communities.

Panelists will explore:

• The intersection of celebrity influence and coercive power
• Prosecutorial responsibility in high-profile abuse cases
• Survivor-centered approaches to investigation and prosecution
• Accountability mechanisms that protect due process without retraumatization
• The legal profession's role in restoring public trust in justice systems

Panel Leadership

Moderator
Braelah McGinnis
Attorney, King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office — Seattle, WA

Speakers

• Ann Ratnayake Macy, JD, BBA — Washington, DC
• Meg Garvin, Executive Director, National Crime Victim Law Institute (NCVLI); Clinical Professor of Law, Lewis & Clark Law School — Portland, OR
• Hon. Pamela Yvette Price, Former Alameda County District Attorney — California

Conference organizers invite attorneys and justice stakeholders nationwide to engage in advancing legal frameworks that center survivor protection while upholding constitutional fairness.

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