UpClose With Richard Jerome

This month’s member spotlight features Richard Jerome, civil rights lawyer and expert in police accountability. From 1997 to 2001, he was Deputy Associate Attorney General in the U.S. Department of Justice, overseeing the work of the Civil Rights Division and the Community Relations Service, as well as coordinating DOJ’s efforts to promote police integrity.

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UpClose With Richard Jerome

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As Women’s Share of Arrests Doubles, National Commission Calls for Tailored Justice Responses

Supporting Women in Crisis

Event Recording: Juvenile Justice: Past Lessons, Future Directions

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