Law & Order s prime-time formula shaped a generation s understanding of the legal system
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In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: The police, who investigate crime, and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. These are their stories.
Two loud CLANGS, which evoke the slamming of a prison cell combined with the bang of a judge’s gavel.
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EXT. PARKING LOT ON THE UPPER EAST SIDE - DAY
Two men dressed in matching work uniforms are walking around the lot, picking up trash and making small talk.
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Wednesday, June 23, 2021
During a recent discussion hosted virtually by Mintz, corporate attorney and former CEO Benjamin Stone invited Professor Christopher Marquis of the Cornell University SC Johnson College of Business to discuss his new book,
Better Business: How the B Corp Movement Is Remaking Capitalism, and provide an overview of the emerging concepts and trends that are rapidly reshaping the social innovation landscape. Drawing upon professional experience and academic research, Stone and Marquis brought clarity to the often dizzying array of new buzzwords that have surfaced in the social innovation space – from “B Corps” to “impact investing” to “JEDI.” Marquis and Stone addressed these crucial concepts from the perspective of companies, investors, consumers, and working professionals.
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By Peter F. Stevens, Special to the Reporter
June 2, 2021
Peter F. Stevens, Special to the Reporter
Savin Hill Park was the site of the original Dorchester Day observances staged in 1904. File photo
Excitement wafted through the crowd along Savin Hill. The community was gathered for a special event that would evolve into a tradition. Sails dotted the blue waters of Dorchester Bay below the shady slopes, where a “historical pilgrimage” was about to unfold. It was June 25, 1904.
As the people of Dorchester turned their thoughts back to 1630, when the weary passengers of the “Mary and John” claimed their foothold in the New World, the first Dorchester Day Celebration was on the move.