![]() ![]() ![]() Buy tickets for six or more events and save 20%.Īll proceeds from tickets go toward supporting programming at The New York Public Library.īecome a Friend of the Library to save up to 20% on general admission tickets and subscriptions, get access to presales, plus discounts at The Library’s Shop and Amy’s Bread Café in the Stephen A. Interested in coming to more than one event? Think ahead, and save with subscription packs. Buy tickets for three to five events and save 15%. But, as Bazelon points out, District Attorneys are elected by the people, so the extent of their power is within our power.īazelon will be joined by her former law school classmate Stacey Abrams, a lawyer and novelist who served as the minority leader in the Georgia House of Representatives, and campaigned for criminal justice reform as a candidate in a historic race for governor. From choosing the charge to setting bail to determining the plea bargain, it’s prosecutors who often make crucial decisions that determine the fates of the accused. How do we stem the tide of mass incarceration in America? In her new book, Charged, journalist and legal commentator Emily Bazelon argues that one answer is reform of the "outsize role" played by prosecutors in criminal justice. ![]() In the search for meaningful criminal-justice reform, are prosecutors one of the keys to change? ![]() A transcript of this event is available here! ![]()
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