Videos

The House Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism, and Homeland Security convened a hearing to examine the pros and cons of police using facial recognition technology. Robert Williams, wh…

The Policing Project’s Barry Friedman discussed his role in changing policing in Camden, New Jersey, and the effectiveness of community policing.

Joan Biskupic talked about her biography of U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Antonin Scalia and Barry Friedman discussed the thesis that the Supreme Court responds as much to popular opi…

Professor Barry Friedman talked about his book Unwarranted: Policing Without Permission, in which he examines the power of law enforcement in America. Professor Friedman argued that law enfo…

Panelists discussed the relationship between U.S. Supreme Court decisions and American popular opinion. They focused on Mr. Friedman’s thesis that the justices and the people are partners in…

Law professors talked about the relevance of international law in national and local courts. Among the topics addressed were efforts to bring former President Pinochet to justice, implementa…

Mr. Friedman discussed jury reform issues and answered audience questions.

Attorneys and legal scholars analyzed the 1992-1993 term of the U.S. Supreme Court during the Fourth Circuit Judicial Conference in Hot Springs, Virginia. Issues raised included the hate cri…