Ms. Fuchs currently serves as the Vice Co-Chair of the Civil Rights and Liberties Committee at the New York County Lawyers Association (“NYCLA”). In, that capacity, she has organized, hosted, and presented at multiple events concerning police misconduct, wrongful convictions, police, and criminal justice reform, including how to use New York’s Freedom of Information Law to investigate claims of police misconduct. In addition, in 2018, Ms. Fuchs served on the citywide Plea Bargaining Task Force where she worked with numerous stakeholders to develop proposals that would help to solve the problem of innocent people pleading guilty. As a result of her work with the task force, she has helped to influence policy in this important area of the law.

She has also appeared on WBAI radio as an expert on police misconduct and criminal justice reform, guest taught Constitutional Law classes with a focus on the 4th, 5th, 6th, and 8th Amendments, been a legal analyst on WHCR Harlem Radio, and volunteered with both the Police Reform Organizing Project and Swipe It Forward.