27 January 2020
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Glenn Loury (Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs, Brown University) and James Forman (Yale Law School, Locking Up Our Own)
- James’s Pulitzer Prize–winning book, Locking Up Our Own . 2:39
- A revealing anecdote from James’s time as a public defender in DC . 13:31
- When a black columnist wrote “locking up thugs is not vindictive” . 23:51
- Some positive signs for criminal justice reform in Chicago . 30:36
- The new wave of reformist prosecutors . 37:31
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Recorded:Nov 9
Posted:Nov 20, 2018
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