Additional Videos from Race Matters
- The History of Race in America-Jeffery Robinson
- Arrest-Alexander Shalom
- Charging Decisions-Angela Davis
- Bond Policy-Brandon Buskey
- Bond Practice-Colette Tvedt
- Using Experts & Social Science Data, Pt. 1-Alison Siegler
- Using Experts & Social Science Data Pt. 2-Rahsaan Hall
- Voir Dire Part 1-Martin Sabelli
- Voir Dire part 2-Kyana Givens
- Sentencing Policy-Marc Mauer
- Sentencing Practice-Nancy McGunn
- Race and Poverty: Challenging Debtor's Prison-Nusrat Choudhury
- Collateral Consequences Policy-David Singleton
- Collateral Consequences Practice-Amanda David
More from Race Matters (2017)
Additional Resources for Public Defense Attorneys
- 10 Things Public Defenders Can Do to Stand Up for Racial Justice, Jeff Adachi, Medium (2015)
- Biased, Dr. Jennifer Eberhardt (2019)
- Blindspot: Hidden Biases of Good People, Mahzarin Banaji & Anthony Greenwald
- Do Public Defenders Spend Less Time on Black Clients?, Maurice Chammah, The Marshall Project, May 2, 2016
- Implicit Bias in Public Defense Triage, L. Song Richardson & Phillip Atiba Goff, 122 Yale L.J. 2616 (2013)
- Implicit Racial Bias & Public Defenders, Jessica Blakemore, 29 Geo. J. Legal Ethics 833 (2016)
- Race Bias and the Importance of Consciousness for Criminal Defense Attorneys, Andrea Lyon, 35 Seattle U. L. Rev. 755 (2012)
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