17-year-old white girl. before going to trial, one of the men was hunted down and lynched by a mob of 1000 men led by the local sheriff. another was later shot and killed by a sheriff. by the same sheriff. we will speak to the daughters of one of the groveland four and gilbert king, author of the pulitzer prize winning book devil in the grove: thurgood marshall, the groveland boys, and the dawn of a new america. legislative branch of the florida government recognizing this was a gross miscarriage of justice and that there is a way to correct this and there is a way to move fororward as a sociy by saying we no longer accept this kind of miscarriage of justice. if you look at this case throughout, it was basically what justice robert jackson described as a minister american society. amy: then as the longest u.s. government shutdown in history hahas entered its 24th dayay, te irs has bowed to the wishes of the mortgage industry and reopened a key office to help the mortgag
17-year-old white girl. before going to trial, one of the men was hunted down and lynched by a mob of 1000 men led by the local sheriff. another was later shot and killed by a sheriff. by the same sheriff. we will speak to the daughters of one of the groveland four and gilbert king, author of the pulitzer prize winning book devil in the grove: thurgood marshall, the groveland boys, and the dawn of a new america. legislative branch of the florida government recognizing this was a gross miscarriage of justice and that there is a way to correct this and there is a way to move forward as a society by saying we no longer accept this kind of miscarriage of justice. if you look at this case throughout, it was basically what justice robert jackson described as a minister american society. amy: then as the longest u.s. government shutdown in history has entered its 24th day, the irs has bowed to the wishes of the mortgage industry and reopened a key office to help the mortgage i
the government is to provide a peaceful setting for that endeavor and otherwise standing aside. we are not going to reverse the database or any other things. the political process has essentially left that option of rolling back the federal government s power. host: you mentioned your book is fraught with many court cases and if you can footnoted them for myself and the viewers we are not all constitutional lawyers but do play one on tv. [laughter] but when you see that these things are set in stone - what happened so much so that the dynamism that one might argue has characterized the landscape in the areas has somehow evaporated? can we get better policy for my point of view or yours. can we change education policy and welfare policy into that kind of thing? postcode you have changed welfare policy. guest: you have, too. also if we could change those things in our institutions would have no - so you can still continue down that road. but if you talk about the regulato
and then wrongly imprisoned. florida lawmakers have just apologized for this grave injustice. we will speak with the pulitzer prize winning writer gilbert king. he wrote devil in the grove: thurgood marshall, the groveland boys, and the dawn of a new america. then to a modern day case of racial injustice in the florida legal system. we will speak to marissa alexander here in florida. she was jailed for three years after firing a warning shot into a wall near her abusive husband. think of the people who are in my situation whose case might not have made the news, who don t have the support, and how difficult it is to come up with the money for probation or to find a job or anything like that . amy: this was around the time that george zimmerman was acquitted of killing trayvon martin. and here in tampa, florida we , will speak to a syrian refugee who just graduated from saint leo university near tampa. he gave the graduation address. .> so we went out to the street we were
groveland four. one was killed by a mob of 1000 men. it was led by the local sheriff. the others were tortured in jail and then wrongly imprisoned. florida lawmakers have just apologized for this grave injustice. we will speak with the pulitztzr prize winning writer gilbert king. he wrote devil in the grove: thurgood marshall, the groveland boys, and the dawn o of a new america. then to a modern day case of racial injustice in the florida legal system. we will speak to marissa alexander here in florida. she was jailed for three years after firing a warning shot into a wall near her abusive husband. thihink of the people who o e in my situation whose case might not have made the news, who don t have the support, and how difficult it is to come up with the money for probationon or to find a job or anything like that . amy: this was around the time that george zimmerman was acquitted of killing trayvon martin. and here in tampa, florida we , will speak to a syrian refugee wh