Race and the Law
Harvard Professor Charles Ogletree moderated this panel discussion on race and the law among judges, law professors and attorneys. They exam… read more
Harvard Professor Charles Ogletree moderated this panel discussion on race and the law among judges, law professors and attorneys. They examined a wide range of issues, including the racial injustice within the U.S. justice system and the need for political as well as judicial solutions to it, and whether African-American judges and lawyers can be objective due to their unique experiences of discrimination. close
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Eleanor D. Acheson Assistant Attorney General Department of Justice->Policy Development and Research
- Jim Burns U.S. Attorney U.S. District Court->Northern District of Chicago
- Terry Hatter Judge U.S. District Court->Central District of California
- Randolph Stone Professor University of Chicago Law School
- Anne Thompson Judge U.S. District Court->New Jersey
- Andrea Zopp Assistant State Attorney Cook County, IL
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