The requirement . They come in annually and they look at every background packet of every applicant that we hire that graduates from the academy. If the applicant does not graduate from the academy, the point is moot, they never look at that candidate. However, if they graduate from the academy, they look at the packet and its separated by tabs and they look at things like citizenship verification, medical, that can only be 1 year old or no more than oneyearold and psychological evaluation that can not be more than 1 year old and they look at areas that we have to comply with and there is not a lot of wiggle room or we get dinged which go to the chief. This rolling testing would that put us in position where we dont have these list that where you got the top of the list and the bottom of the list. This rolling testing do we have the cream of the crop so to speak coming off the testing . How is that going to work . I was in the meeting with the vendor on this. To backup 40 minutes ago w
Guest. Im very excited to welcome devin carbato celebrating their release of fun reasonable black lives police power and the Fourth Amendment. That one carvato is the honorable Harry Pregerson professor of law at ucla school of law. The author of numerous articles and edited volumes. Hes also the coauthor of acting white. Were thinking race in postracial america. He lives in los angeles. He will be in conversation with paul butler a former federal prosecutor who provides legal commentary for ms. And bc and npr and has been featured in 60 minutes and profile Washington Post. A love professor at georgetown university. He is the author of lets get free a hiphop theory of justice winner of the harry shopping media award and showcold policing black men both from the new press. He has published numerous opeds and book reviews including the New York Times the Washington Post the boston globe and the los angeles time. So, please lets welcome them. Thank you for being here. Good evening, everyo
With these television companies, supports cspan2 as a public service. We would like to welcome our guest. Im very excited to welcome Devon Carbado celebrating the release of unreasonable black lives, police power, and the fourthth amendment. Devon carbado is a professor of law at ucla school of law. The author of numerous articles and edited volumes. He is also the coauthor of acting white, rethinking race in postracial america. He lives in los angeles. He will be in conversation with paul butler, a former federal prosecutor who provides legal commentary for msnbc and npr, and has been featured in 60 minutes and profiled in the washington post. A law professor at georgetown university, he is the author of lets get free, a hiphop theory of justice. Winner of the media award and show called, policing black men. Both from the new press. He has published numerous op beds and book reviews including the new york times, the washington post, the boston globe and the los angeles times. Me so pl
Paul butler, a former federal prosecutor who provides legal [inaudible] for msnbc and npr and has been featured in 60 minutes and profiled in the washington post. A law professor at georgetown university, hes the author of lets get free, a hiphop theory of justice. Winner of a media award and [inaudible]. He has published numerous op eds and book reviews including the new york times, the washington post, the boston globe, and the los angeles times. So please lets welcome them. Thank you for being here. [applause] good evening, everyone. Thank you very much for coming out. It is my pleasure to have the opportunity to engage you in this way. Im looking forward to your comments, your reactions, your questions. Before we get to all of that, i would of course like to thank you for hosting this event and thank paul for agreeing to be a moderator. Thank you very much, paul. What i thought i might do in the very limited time that i have is really two things one to say a little bit about what m
Streaming service, an app that you can download, similar to netflix and we the journalism site, the digital new site focuses on africanamerican news around the world and we talk about politics, culture, entertainment and those other things that we are creating a Podcast Network about. Host Christina Greer also teaches Political Science at Florida University but your podcast is called the blackest questions podcast. What is the format . Christina in addition to what michael shared, this is a podcast put together to invest in the importance of black media. My podcast is essentially a game show podcast. We had michael on as well. That episode will be airing shortly. We ask different questions about black history and the entire diaspora. The questions are not meant to stump you what it is important for us to remember and realize that so much of what we are taught in school actually is not about black history at all. It is a way for the audience to learn more about their culture and as i ha