SSDP and ACLU hold California Criminal Justice series
A Critical Eye on Criminal Justice The students of Golden Gate Law School’s American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) are proud to host a series of panels designed to educate, inform, and reflect on California’s criminal justice system. We encourage your attendance to provide insight and speak with others concerning California’s criminal justice system. Please see below for more information about each panel: Week 1: Psychology & Law Tuesday, January 18 11:45 AM – 1:00 PM Guest Panelists:
- Craig Haney, Professor of Psychology at University of Santa Cruz and expert in effects of incarceration
- Sara Norman, Managing attorney of the Prison Law Office
- Moderated by Professor Susan Rutberg
- James Bell, Founder and Executive Director of the W. Haywood Burns Institute
- Diana Tate Vermeire, Racial Justice Project Director at the ACLU of Northern California
- Dorsey Nunn, Executive Director of Legal Services for Prisoners with Children and co–founder of All of Us or None
- Donald Specter, Director of the Prison Law Office
- Jeanne Woodford, Former warden, San Quentin State Prison
- Paul Wright, Editor and co-founder of Prison Legal News
- Moderated by Professor Mort Cohen
- Judge Jeffery Tauber, Judge in Oakland Municipal Court
- George Galvis, Educator, consultant, trainer, and speaker in the areas of youth development & organizing, violence prevention, and restorative justice for youth
- Cynthia Chandler, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Justice Now
