Documentaries and the Law: Courses

• Advanced Torts: Intentional Torts and Cultural Conflict
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  • Statement of Professor Regina Austin on the Use of Film in Teaching Advanced Torts: Cultural Conflict and the Intentional Torts
• Documentaries and the Law
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  • Schedule
• Visual Legal Advocacy Course Description
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• Refugee Law: Policy and Procedures
  • Syllabus
  • Statement of Professor Fernando Chang-Muy on the Use of Film in Teaching Refugee Law
• Law and the Holocaust
  • Statement of Professor Harry Reicher on the Use of Film in Teaching Law and the Holocaust
• Penn Legal Oral History Project
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  • View clips from the Legal Oral History Project
    
    

    	Catherine Carr Catherine Carr began her commitment to social justice issues at the University of Pennsylvania Law School. She started her career at Community Legal Services (Philadelphia) over 20 years ago. She is CLS’s first female, and longest tenured, Executive Director.
    	Andre Dennis Andre Dennis graduated from Howard University School of Law in 1969, at which time he joined the Philadelphia firm of Stradley, Ronon, Stevens and Young. Initially involved with criminal law practice, he later switched to civil practice. He has handled a number of high profile civil rights cases. During the 1980’s he represented one of the members of the activist group MOVE, Romona Africa, in her civil suit against the Philadelphia police and fire commissioners.
    	Daniel Greenburg Daniel Greenberg served for over a decade as the President and Attorney-in-Chief for the Legal Aid Society in New York City, one of the country’s oldest and largest providers of legal services to the poor. He is currently special counsel at Schulte, Roth and Zable where he oversees the firm’s pro bono programs.
    	Ira Kurzban Ira Kurzban is a civil rights and immigration lawyer. He received widespread media coverage during the 1980’s for his representation of Haitian immigrants in Miami. He also served as US attorney for Haiti’s elected governments since 1991. In 2004, he represented Haiti’s President Jean-Bertrand Aristid, who was force from office and later went into exile.
    	Bruce Terris Bruce Terris was a co-founder of the Center for Law and Social Policy, a non-profit organization representing consumers and the poorer before federal administrative agencies and the courts. He worked in the office of the Solicitor General during the Kennedy administration. Terris is a founding partner of Terris, Pravlik & Millian, a firm specializing in environmental and civil rights cases. A renowned Supreme Court litigator, he has been involved with a number of high profile cases including Baker v. Carr and Friends of the Earth v. Laidlaw Environmental Services.

    
    
    

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