ACLU National Legal Director
Steven Shapiro
on set with Sandra King
It's U.S. Supreme
Court "prime time." The Court's hearing its final cases ... the Obama Health
Care Plan and the Arizona Immigration Law hang in the balance ... and the major
decisions are yet to come down.
It's also time for
the annual Due Process analysis of the High Court's year in law
and justice - with the ACLU's National Legal Director, Steve Shapiro.
The eloquent Shapiro
has a front row seat to the Supremes, and the unique ability to turn the Court's
complex goings on into the clear and comprehensible - presenting both sides of
the legal arguments, despite his own stance on the issue. The 90 lawyers on his
staff are among the advocates in a wide range of the cases - from strip search
in New Jersey to immigration law in Arizona. In fact, this year, the ACLU is a
participant in 24% of the 79 cases that The Court agreed to hear. And Steve
Shapiro knows them all.
Steve will be
sharing his insider insights with Due Process co-host Sandra
King.
You won't want to
miss it!
Due
Process is the winner
of 19 New York and
Mid-Atlantic Emmys for its outstanding coverage of law and
justice. It is also a past recipient of the ACLU-NJ's Legal Leadership Award.
If you can't watch
on May 6, you can go to the Due Process YouTube
Channel, or the
NJTV website (http://watch.njtvonline.org/program/due-process/) next week to
watch Steve's Supreme Court show, as well as dozens of other Due
Process programs on critical issues of civil liberties and social
justice.
Due
Process is
now a production of Rutgers School of Law - Newark and the Edward J.
Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy with studio facilities
provided by the Rutgers iTV Studio, Division of Continuing
Studies.
Major
funding for Due Process is provided by The Fund for New
Jersey and Rutgers, The State University of
NJ.
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