Previous Presentations

“State of Washington v. Gary Ridgway”
(A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Defense of the Green River Killer)
Mark Prothero, Hanis Greaney, PLLC, & Todd Gruenhagen, Associated Counsel for the Accused
Moderator: Prof. Judith Becker, UA Dept. of Psychology
Panelists: Prof. G. Jack Chin, UA Rogers College of Law, & Prof. Roger Hartley, UA School of Public Administration
Sept. 10, Fri.

Cold Case Squad-Pima Co. Sheriff,
Lt. Michael O’Connor
Sept. 15, Wed.

“Arizona Justice Project”
Lawrence Hammond, Esq., Osborn Maledon, Phoenix, &
Prof. Andy Silverman
Oct. 6, Wed.

“Intelligence-Sharing with Law Enforcement:
Experiences from the Counter-Narcotics Front”
Dr. John Tidd
Visiting Sr. Lecturer in Public Administration
Oct. 27, Wed.

“Cost-Benefit Analysis in the Criminal Justice System”
Prof. Darryl Brown
Visiting U. of Virginia, regular apptmt. at Washington and Lee
Nov. 3, Wed.

“Comparative Security & Midrange Theory of Social Turbulence:
Its Implications for Containing Jihadi
Terrorism”
Prof. Chris Demchak
UA Public Administration
Nov. 17, Wed.

“Race & the Drug War”
Prof. Doris Marie Provine
Dean, School of Justice Studies, ASU
Feb. 2, Wed.

“Funding Faith-Based Initiatives: Myths and Realities,”
Mark Chaves, Head of the UA Sociology Department, will address the controversies surrounding public funding of faith-based social service programs at an upcoming presentation, open to students, faculty and the community at large.
Monday, February 7, noon, Faculty Lounge, Rogers College of Law.

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“The COPLINK System Used to Catch the D.C. Sniper”
Prof. Hsinchun Chen McClelland
Prof. of Management & Information Systems, & Director, Artificial Intelligence Lab
March 2, Wed.

“DNA Testing to Determine What a Suspect Looks Like’
Prof. Murray Brilliant Chair,
UA Graduate Interdisciplinary Program in Genetics, Dept. of Pediatrics
April 13, Wed.

Event Location:
James E. Rogers College of Law
1201 E. Speedway (NW corner Speedway/Mountain)

Ares Auditorium - Room 164 (outside main building)
12:15-1:45 p.m.