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Justice in Action with Angela Davis and Lennox Hinds
Justice In Action: an Evening with Angela Davis and Lennox Hinds was held on Wednesday, October 5th, 2016. Angela Davis delivered a lectured titled "Radicial Visions of Justice", and Lennox Hinds delivered a lecture titled "Reflections of a People's Lawyer".
There was an article that appeared in the Rutgers University Daily Targum, "At Rutgers, Former Black Panther and Political Activist Speaks about U.S. Race Relations", which can be accessed here: http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2016/10/former-black-panther-and-political-activist-speaks-about-us-race-relations-at-rutgers
Event Information
Justice in Action
Featuring Angela Davis...
“Radical Visions of Justice”
Angela Y. Davis
Distinguished Professor Emerita
University of California, Santa Cruz“Reflections of a People's Lawyer”
Lennox Hinds, Professor
Rutgers University–New BrunswickHosted by...
The Paul Robeson Cultural Center, the Program in Criminal Justice, and the Department of Africana Studies
...in honor of Lennox Hinds
October 5, 2016
7:00–9:00pm
Lectures and ReceptionCollege Avenue Student Center
Multipurpose Room
Scarlet Speaker Talk
The Program in Criminal Justice's Director, Dr. Alec Walen was a Scarlet Speaker for the School of Arts and Sciences.Please click on this link in order to view the lecture: Scarlet Speaker Talk
Students Learn Harsh Reality of Justice System from Podcast
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The Program in Criminal Justice's Director, Dr. Alec Walen, has been giving a course on a close up of crime and punishment while utilizing podcasts as a primary source.
Will Bail Reform in N.J. Have Positive Impact on Immigrant Community?
Milena A. Wilson, Esq., Lecturer with the Program in Criminal Justice, published an article with New Jersey Law Journal on December 5, 2016 that transpired from discussions with her students in her course, Criminal Justice Seminar: Crimmigration.
Law Enforcement Collaborative Program with New Brunswick Police Department and New Brunswick High School
Lieutenant Raymond Trigg, Lecturer with the Program in Criminal Justice, is part of the Law Enforcement Collaborative Program with N.B.P.D. and N.B.H.S. The Collaborative has been incorporated as part of the high school's curriculum in order to strengthen ties with the youth community and local law enforcement, as well as encourage an open dialogue regarding issues affecting the New Brunswick community. You can find the video published below: