Criminal Justice Symposium, Tape 2, 2007

Written on case: Criminal Justice 2. Cutaways Friday. Panel Presentations.

2007

2000-2009

This video features a criminal justice symposium held at Morehouse College, sponsored by the Lowery Institute for Justice and Human Rights. The panel discussion featured in the recording is moderated by Atlanta Bar Association representative W. Ray Persons. Panelists include Dr. Walter Earl Fluker, Joel Hardy, Leonard Dungee, and Reginald McKinley, who discuss strategies for youth imprisonment prevention, institutionalized racism, and family and community based initiatives to address the juvenile justice system. Audio is low.

African Americans--Civil rights
Meetings
African American children
Crime
Law--Study and teaching

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The Joseph Echols and Evelyn Gibson Lowery Collection

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