Professor joanna schwartz, its such a pleasure. Finally meet you. How are you. Im well. How are you . Very good, thank you. Very good. I really enjoyed reading your book. Even though the subject is quite a serious subject matter. So i feel a little uncomfortable saying i enjoyed it, but i always enjoy being informed. And certainly as someone who focuses on these issues in my teaching and as former Police Officer here in new york city, i just found it absolutely fascinating. I wanted to start off with what what motivated you i know this is your area of scholarship and focus but broadly speaking what motivated you to write this book. Well i before i a professor at ucla, i a civil rights litigator new york city bringing lawsuits. New york city police, Police Officers and new York City Department of corrections, other agencies in the area. And when i was in that practice, there were a lot of questions that came to mind about the way in which our system, the way in which civil litigation ac
Daniel hatcher powerful exposes how Government Systems operate and extractive part of the industry motivated by profit rather than justice, is our opening book is essential for understanding causal system mechanics and for working to hope that were going to get into lot of things with this book. And i wait to get into it. Daniel hatcher is professor of law at the university baltimore, where he teaches Civil Affairs and cleric in which students represent low income clients. You guys what im talking about not just learning, but acting. All right. He is the author of in addition to the nice book, the profits excuse me, the poverty industry, the exploitation of americas most vulnerable. So citizens that was former maryland legal aid and Childrens Defense Fund turned into attorney and has been a scholar. Advocate teacher on poverty and justice. Were so glad to have daniel here. Were also glad to have another member of the red hands. Fan Shanta Trivedi is here also from you because of baltim
I am going to skip right to what Dorothy Roberts said, because Dorothy Roberts was one of our speakers when she came here to present book torn apart. This is what dorothy once again, Daniel Hatcher powerful exposes how Government Systems operate and extractive part of the industry motivated by profit rather than justice, is our opening book is essential for understanding causal system mechanics and for working to hope that were going to get into lot of things with this book. And i wait to get into it. Daniel hatcher is professor of law at the university baltimore, where he teaches Civil Affairs and cleric in which students represent low income clients. You guys what im talking about not just learning, but acting. All right. He is the author of in addition to the nice book, the profits excuse me, the poverty industry, the exploitation of americas most vulnerable. So citizens that was former maryland legal aid and Childrens Defense Fund turned into attorney and has been a scholar. Advoca
This is what dorothy once again, Daniel Hatcher powerful exposes how Government Systems operate and extractive part of the industry motivated by profit rather than justice, is our opening book is essential for understanding causal system mechanics and for working to hope that were going to get into lot of things with this book. And i wait to get into it. Daniel hatcher is professor of law at the university baltimore, where he teaches Civil Affairs and cleric in which students represent low income clients. You guys what im talking about not just learning, but acting. All right. He is the author of in addition to the nice book, the profits excuse me, the poverty industry, the exploitation of americas most vulnerable. So citizens that was former maryland legal aid and Childrens Defense Fund turned into attorney and has been a scholar. Advocate teacher on poverty and justice. Were so glad to have daniel here. Were also glad to have another member of the red hands. Fan Shanta Trivedi is her
Professor joanna schwartz, its such a pleasure. Finally meet you. How are you. Im well. How are you . Very good, thank you. Very good. I really enjoyed reading your book. Even though the subject is quite a serious subject matter. So i feel a little uncomfortable saying i enjoyed it, but i always enjoy being informed. And certainly as someone who focuses on these issues in my teaching and as former Police Officer here in new york city, i just found it absolutely fascinating. I wanted to start off with what what motivated you i know this is your area of scholarship and focus but broadly speaking what motivated you to write this book. Well i before i a professor at ucla, i a civil rights litigator new york city bringing lawsuits. New york city police, Police Officers and new York City Department of corrections, other agencies in the area. And when i was in that practice, there were a lot of questions that came to mind about the way in which our system, the way in which civil litigation ac