Explore a compelling conversation with Attorney General Loretta Lynch, the first African American woman to hold the position, as she discusses critical issues in 21st century policing, civil rights, and criminal justice reform. Gain insights into her national community policing tour aimed at improving relationships between local law enforcement and communities. Delve into topics such as transgender rights, criminal justice reform, and the Obama administration's approach to challenging issues. Learn about the recommendations for police departments, the concept of the "Ferguson effect," and the twin challenges facing law enforcement. Discover Lynch's personal journey, including her path to becoming a prosecutor and her interest in law. Understand the significance of representation and the challenges of being a Black woman in a high-profile position. This thought-provoking discussion offers a unique perspective on crucial matters shaping the American justice system and society at large.
21st Century Policing, Civil Rights, and Criminal Justice Reform - A Conversation with Loretta Lynch
The Aspen Institute via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Question of the Day
You fully expect to accept the recommendations
What the final determination will be
How the review will be done
Career prosecutors
Justice Department officials said back in April
What were you thinking at that moment
Do you have a relationship with President Clinton
Is this an example of Washington rigged against the American people
When might we expect your acceptance of these findings
Why are we training police officers like soldiers
How are police departments responding to the recommendations
Is there aFerguson effect
Twin challenges
Transgender Americans
Eric Holder
Being Black or Woman in Your Job
How did you gravitate towards being a prosecutor
How did you become interested in the law
What is the significance of the bumblebee
Taught by
The Aspen Institute
