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Program in Criminal Justice Distinguished Lecture

  • Monica Bell
  • Please join the Program in Criminal Justice for a talk given by Monica Bell on October 13th, 2022 in Tillett Hall, Room 226 at 4:00pm.

    Monica Bell is an Associate Professor of Law and Sociology at Yale Law School. Her areas of research include law and sociology, policing and the criminal legal system, and race and the law. Her scholarship aims to center the voices and perspectives of people who experience legal exclusion and oppression.

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    Keynote in Criminal Justice
    Next-Generation Policing Research: Three Propositions
    Dr. Monica Bell

    Associate Professor of Law & Sociology
    Yale Law School

    4:00-5:30pm
    Thursday, October 13, 2022
    Tillett Hall, Room 226

    Monica Bell is an Associate Professor of Law & Sociology at Yale Law School. Her areas of research include law and sociology, policing and the criminal legal system, and race and the law. Her scholarship aims to center the voices and perspectives of people who experience legal exclusion and oppression.

Has Our Government Lost Its Moral Compass?

  • This bronze statue represents Lady Justice, featuring the iconic blindfold and balancing scales.
  • Milena A. Wilson, Esq., Lecturer with the Program in Criminal Justice, published an article with New Jersey Law Journal on May 8, 2017. 

Advances in DNA research could change crime-fighting forever

  • Mark Desire
  • Mark Desire, Professor with the Program in Criminal Justice, used DNA analysis to nab James Webb for a 1994 rape.  The article can be found here: Mark Desire Article

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