The director will review those communications and present to professor as many as we can get into our somewhat constrained time limits. About our speaker. She is a professor at columbia Law School. She is a legal historian of criminal Law And Procedure in 20th century United States. Her recent Cspan Book entitled policing the open road how cars transform american freedom. Examines the history of the automobile in order to explain the evolution of the fourth amendment and to explore the dilemma of Police Discretion in a society committed to the rule of law. The book was named one of 2019 10 best history books by the smithsonian magazine. It also received a number of prizes including the order of the court book award, the prize from the american historical association and the Ralph Waldo Emerson award from the cap a society. In addition to publishing for academic journals, she is written for the atlantic, lem owned diplomatic, and the Washington Post. After earning her degree in 2007, sh
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