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CHICAGO MATTERS: Seeking Justice
Town
Meetings
Audio On-Demand and Descriptions
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WBEZ hosted two town
meetings in the Chicago area.
Policing the Future:
The Critical Relationship Between Cops and Kids Audio*
Hosted by Steve Edwards
originally broadcast: April 17, 2000
recorded on April
10, 2000, at Truman College
Panel:
Antone Miguletta, an Uptown resident who teaches at Prolouge Alternative
High School and is a member of the Youth First Coliation
David Rowe,
Uptown resident and community activist; chair of the Safety Committee
of the Uptown Chicago Coalition; member of the Sheridan Park Neighbors
Association; former CAPS liason, 773.561.2778
Mark Kaplan, Uptown Community Association, 312.901.5013
Cheryl Graves, an attorney with the Northwestern University Youth and
Family Justice Center and the Community Justice Coalition, 312.503.1138
Tracey L. Meares, professor of Law at the University of Chicago
Law School; faculty member of the University of Chicago Center for the
Study of Race, Politics and Culture; Executive Committee member of the
Northwestern University/University of Chicago Joint Center for Poverty
Research; is jointly appointed as a Research Fellow at the American Bar
Foundation
Additional Resources:
Antone Miguletta,
teacher at Prologue Alternative High School; Uptown resident and activist;
member of Youth First Coaltion, 773.728.7221
Debbie Chess, Youth First Campaign; Community Justice Initiative,
773.476.3534 ext. 28
Ted O'Keefe, City of Chicago Community Policing Chief (CAPS), 312.747.9976
Uptown CAPS, 773.744.4247
Final Decision:
The Future of the Death Penalty in Illinois Audio*
Hosted by Gretchen
Helfrich
origianally broadcast: May 15, 2000
Richard Kling,
a full-time practicing criminal defense attorney and clinical professor
of Law at Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago-Kent College of Law
William Kunkle, an attorney with Cahill, Cristian, and Kunkle,
who previously spent thirteen years as a prosecutor with the Cook County
State's Attorney's Office where he prosecuted John Gacy, and served as
special state's attorney investigating alleged misconduct of prosecutors
and police in the case of Rolando Cruz
Stan Willis, criminal defense attorney and co-chair of the Chicago
Conference of Black Lawyers
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