Symposium 2011: Traffic and War on Drugs

Traffic and the War on Drugs

sponsored by the Journal of Civil Rights and Social Justice

Friday, March 18, 2011
Millhiser Moot Court Room

Symposium Video

	3/18/2011 - Race and the Criminal Justice System - Panel 2    Video     Audio  The second symposium panel focused on the impact of the drug war on minority communities. Panelists include Prof. Erik Luna of W&L Law, Prof. Joseph Kennedy of the University of North Carolina School of Law, and Prof. Ron Bacigal of the University of Richmond School of Law.
	3/18/2011 - Race and the Criminal Justice System - Panel 1    Video     Audio  The first symposium panel focused on race and traffic stops. Panelists include Aaron Haas, Oliver Hill Fellow at W&L Law, and Prof. Kami Chavis Simmons of Wake Forest University.
	3/18/2011 - Race and the Criminal Justice System - Keynote Address    Video     Audio  The JCRSJ symposium keynote address was delivered by David Baugh, a capital defender with the Virginia Indigent Defense Commission. His speech is titled "Structured Disenfranchisement of African Americans by the Criminal Justice System."

Participants

Our guest speakers will include: 

• Aaron Haas, W&L
• Kami Chavis Simmons, Wake Forest
• Alexis Piquero, Florida State University (Ph.D)
• Eric Luna, W&L
• Ron Bacigal, Richmond
• Joseph Kennedy, UNC
• David Baugh, Virginia Indigent Defense Commission