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Systemic Inequality and the Courts: Part One
October 28, 2020 @ 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm
It is a judge’s role to be fair and impartial, to decide only the issues and facts brought to court. Judges are also devoted citizens. Can judges be part of the conversation on systemic inequality?
Join us Wednesday, October 28, noon pacific, for a discussion of the judge’s role in that conversation, featuring Berkeley Judicial Institute’s Executive Director Judge Jeremy Fogel, Second Circuit Judge Raymond Lohier and Professor Avani Mehta Sood.
Open to all, including law students, this program aims to provide better understanding of
· how courts operate and
· how key issues arise in court
The program will be of particular interest to those contemplating applying for law clerk positions.
CLE credit will be offered.
Resources:
https://www.hup.harvard.edu/features/racism-in-america/