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October 15, 2020
Watch a lot of NACDL's Prison Brake, and I will respond with a class break
As I have mentioned a few times in class (and in prior postings), next week is full of exciting online events. Specifically:
Monday-Thursday Oct. 19-22 Prison Brake: Rethinking the Sentencing Status Quo (attending the October 20 afternoon sessions will be in place of our class)
Wednesday Oct. 21 12noon Bodiker Lecture on Criminal Justice
As I have also said a few times, I encourage everyone to "log" or "bill" any and all extra hours you spend watching class-relevant programming outside our class. And, in addition to having mini-paper #4 possibly based on reactions to the NACDL event, I want to provide an extra incentives to attend a lot of "Prison Brake": if enough students watch an extra hour or two of the NACDL conference, I will cancel class on Thursday, October 29. Remember, I expect you to try to watch the panels that are taking place during our normal class hour on Tuesday, but extra time watching that day or others should be "logged" or "billed" and sent my way via email.
In addition to great NACDL panels, next week also has the 10th Annual Bodiker Lecture on Criminal Justice, featuring Aya Gruber, Professor of Law at the University of Colorado, who will discuss her book titled "The Feminist War on Crime: The Unexpected Role of Women's Liberation in Mass Incarceration." Attending the Bodiker lecture can also "count" in the class substitution offer!
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