23 January 2020
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Glenn Loury (Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs, Brown University) and Peter Moskos (John Jay College, copinthehood.com)
- Peter explains how stop-and-frisk went too far . 2:36
- Who or what deserves credit for NYC’s massive murder decline? . 10:48
- Peter: Reducing poverty is not the way to reduce crime . 18:31
- Are cops reaping the whirlwind? . 20:48
- The aftermath of Freddie Gray in Baltimore and Laquan McDonald in Chicago . 29:38
- Criminal justice reform and the potential backlash . 37:09
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Recorded:Nov 22
Posted:Dec 23, 2019
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