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Due Process
Civil Commitment
Imprisonment without trial or sentence and, rarely, release: Civil Commitment
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Rape Exonerations: The Number Grows
Newark's Rodney Roberts: Another DNA rape exoneration - 17 years late.
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Community Court: A Kinder, Gentler Way?
Newark's innovative "Community Court" and its judge, Victoria Pratt
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Marijuana: A Country Divided
Marijuana:One of the issues that divides America.
From Harlem to Harvard
One on one with Khalil Muhammad - scholar, author and great-grandson of Elijah Muhammad.
Ebony and Ivy
Sandra King in conversation with Craig Wilder, author of "Ebony and Ivy"
Special | 26m 43s
The Body Cam
It's the latest addition to the law enforcement tool box, but it's not without controversy
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Peter Harvey: Monitoring Newark Police
Former N.J. Attorney General Peter Harvey on his plans for reforming Newark Police.
Special | 26m 47s
Three Strikes Revisited
New Jersey's Three Strikes Law: Time to take it off the books?
Special | 26m 46s
Frank Askin: A People's Prof.
Retiring Rutgers Law Prof. Frank Askin: civil rights icon, mentor to 50 years of students
Supreme Court Update 2016
With Justice Scalia gone, we look at an 8-member Court with ACLU Legal Dir. Steve Shapiro.
What About Woodrow Wilson?
Should Woodrow Wilson's name and image be purged at Princeton University?
Special | 26m 48s
The Year in Justice 2015
The Year in Justice: Black Lives Matter, Guantanamo, Mass Incarceration, Marriage Equality
Paul Fishman: US Attorney
Can a federal monitor and civilian oversight reform Newark Police?US Attorney Paul Fishman
The Gift: Zuckerberg and Newark
What became of the $100 million Mark Zuckerberg gift to Newark schools?
Citizen by Birth
Birthright citizenship under attack. Could it disappear?
The War on Drugs: Is It Over?
The mass incarceration resulting from the failed War on Drugs.
Addonizio: Newark's Million Dollar Mayor
The 1970 watershed corruption trial of Newark Mayor Hugh Addonizio.
Falsely Imprisoned: The McCallum Case
David McCallum, convicted of murder at 16, exonerated and freed - after 29 years in prison
Guantanamo Diary
The ordeal of a GITMO inmate the NY Times calls "collateral damage in the war on terror."
Solitary: Cruel and Unusual?
An inside look at solitary confinement in New Jersey, and new efforts to combat it.
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Newark: Civilian Scrutiny on Police
A police review board proposed for Newark, after a 50 year struggle. Mayor Ras Baraka.
Special | 26m 50s
Supreme Court Update 2015
An inside look at this U.S. Supreme Court session
Chancellor Nancy Cantor
An in-depth talk about civic engagement with Chancellor Nancy Cantor of RU-Newark.
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