Implicit and Racial Bias in the Criminal Legal System
What You Will Learn
- This encore CLE program will examine the definitions of implicit bias and racism and explore how these biases work to cause harm to people who come into contact with the criminal legal system at every level.
What You Will Learn
- This encore CLE program will examine the definitions of implicit bias and racism and explore how these biases work to cause harm to people who come into contact with the criminal legal system at every level.
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$60
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$80
for CLE/CJE Credit - NON-MEMBER
$35
for NON-CLE Credit/Law Student - Members (Materials Included)
$45
for NON-CLE Credit/Law Student - NON-Member
60 minutes
Date Published
June 15, 2022
Publisher
Philadelphia Bar Association
Subjects
Criminal Law, Ethics - Diversity/Bias Training
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Implicit and Racial Bias in the Criminal Legal System
Program originally presented Wednesday, June 15, 2022
Study after study related to recognizing problems with racially disproportionate treatment at all stages of the criminal justice system have consistently shown that implicit bias and racism have played a significant role in the disparate treatment of those who encounter this system. These disparities within the system are often particularly aimed towards black and brown people, including sentencing standards, mass incarceration, attacks on minority groups, traffic stops, post-conviction bias, and jury selection. How do we identify and confront these biases, as well as develop strategies to combat these biases and racism to reduce their effects on the criminal legal system?
This encore CLE program will examine the definitions of implicit bias and racism and explore how these biases work to cause harm to people who come into contact with the criminal legal system at every level.
Featured Speaker:
Professor Shanda Sibley
Assistant Clinical Professor of Law
Sheller Center for Social Justice
Temple University Beasley School of Law
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Program Titles and Supporting Materials
This program contains the following components:
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Credit
If applicable, you may obtain credit in multiple jurisdictions simultaneously for this program (see pending/approved list below). Where applicable, credit will be only awarded to a paid registrant completing all the requirements of the program as determined by the selected accreditation authority.
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