Due Process
Due Process is the award-winning weekly series on law and justice issues. Launched in 1996, Due Process continues with the same cutting edge coverage that has marked its tenure.
Episodes
Specials
Rape Exonerations: The Number Grows
Newark's Rodney Roberts: Another DNA rape exoneration - 17 years late.
Rape Exonerations: The Number Grows
Community Court: A Kinder, Gentler Way?
Newark's innovative "Community Court" and its judge, Victoria Pratt
Community Court: A Kinder, Gentler Way?
One on one with Khalil Muhammad - scholar, author and great-grandson of Elijah Muhammad.
From Harlem to Harvard
It's the latest addition to the law enforcement tool box, but it's not without controversy
The Body Cam
Peter Harvey: Monitoring Newark Police
Former N.J. Attorney General Peter Harvey on his plans for reforming Newark Police.
Peter Harvey: Monitoring Newark Police
Retiring Rutgers Law Prof. Frank Askin: civil rights icon, mentor to 50 years of students
Frank Askin: A People's Prof.
With Justice Scalia gone, we look at an 8-member Court with ACLU Legal Dir. Steve Shapiro.
Supreme Court Update 2016
Should Woodrow Wilson's name and image be purged at Princeton University?