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How do you define justice?

America is at an inflection point. Polarization and mistrust run rampant and threaten to further divide a fractured society. Among the issues that are most contentious are race, policing and justice. What does justice look like? What is the state of the American Justice system -- are police and the communities they serve at odds or coming together? What can communities do to keep people out of prison and to help those incarcerated transition back into society?


The Atlantic brought together leaders from law enforcement, the legal community, academia, advocacy and the media to explore the latest issues facing today's criminal justice system and highlight innovative thinking on what the criminal justice system should look like.

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Hassan

Aden 

Former Chief of Police, Greenville Police Department;

Founder, The Aden Group

James

 Allen

Poet Ambassador, Free Minds Book Club & Writing Workshop

Medaria

Arradondo 

Chief of Police, 

Minneapolis Police Department


Amy

Bach

Executive Director and President,

Measures for Justice


Stephen

Belber 

Writer and Producer,

O.G.


 Ron

Brownstein

Senior Editor,

The Atlantic


Scott

Charles 

Trauma Outreach Coordinator,

Temple University Hospital


David

Domenici 

Executive Director, Center for Educational Excellence in Alternative Settings

Amy

Fettig 

Deputy Director, National Prison Project, ACLU 


Adrienne

 Green

Managing Editor, 

The Atlantic

Nikki

 Jones

Associate Professor of African American Studies,
UC Berkeley; Author, Between Good and Ghetto:
African American Girls and Inner City Violence

Piper

Kerman 

Author,

Orange is the New Black


Tara

 Libert

Executive Director, Free Minds Book Club & Writing Workshop

Kadra

Mohamed

Police Officer,

Twin Cities Metro Transit


Vann

 Newkirk

Staff Writer, 

The Atlantic


Jeff

Pegues 

CBS News Correspondent; Author, 

Black and Blue: Inside the Divide
Between the Police and Black America

John

Pfaff

Professor of Law,

Fordham University


Laurie

 Robinson

Clarence Robinson Professor Criminology,
Law and Society, George Mason University; former co-chair, White House Task Force on 21st Century Policing

Babak

Sarani 

Chief of Trauma and Acute Surgery, 

George Washington University Hospital



Barry

Scheck 

Co-Founder, 

The Innocence Project


Matt

Thompson 

Executive Editor, 

The Atlantic


Lashonia

Thompson-El

Executive Director, Women Involved in Reentry Efforts (WIRE)


Leana

Wen 

Commissioner of Health,

City of Baltimore


Emily

 Yoffe

Contributing Editor,

The Atlantic


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1:30 PM

Opening Remarks

Margaret Low, President, AtlanticLIVE

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1:35 PM

What Bullets Do to Bodies: A Public Health View

Scott Charles, Trauma Outreach Coordinator, Temple University Hospital
Babak Sarani, Chief of Trauma and Acute Surgery, George Washington University Hospital
Leana Wen, Commissioner of Health, City of Baltimore
With Ron Brownstein, Senior Editor, The Atlantic

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2:05 PM

Criminal Justice and the Role of Data

Amy Bach, Executive Director and President, Measures for Justice
Laurie Robinson, Clarence Robinson Professor of Criminology, Law and Society, George Mason University; former co-chair, White House Task Force of 21st Century Policing
With Vann Newkirk, Staff Writer, The Atlantic

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2:30 PM

Building a COMPSTAT for Justice**

A session produced by CPE and Google.org


Phillip Atiba Goff, PhD*, President, The Center for Policing Equity
With Justin Steele*, Principal, Google.org

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2:40 PM

The Age of the Plea Bargain

John Pfaff, Professor of Law, Fordham University
Barry Scheck, Founder, The Innocence Project
Emily Yoffe, Contributing Editor, The Atlantic
With Matt Thompson, Executive Editor, The Atlantic

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3:15 PM

Crime and Justice in the Age of #MeToo

Amy Fettig, Deputy Director, National Prison Project, ACLU
Nikki Jones, Associate Professor of African American Studies, UC Berkeley; Author, Between Good and Ghetto: African American Girls and Inner City Violence
Piper Kerman, Author, Orange is the New Black
Lashonia Thompson-El, Executive Director, Women Involved in Reentry Efforts (WIRE)
With Adrienne Green, Managing Editor, The Atlantic

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3:45 PM

Inclusion, Identity and Law Enforcement

Medaria Arradondo, Chief of Police, Minneapolis Police Department
Hassan Aden, Former Chief of Police, Greenville Police Department; Founder, The Aden Group
Kadra Mohamed, Police Officer, Twin Cities Metro Transit
With Jeff Pegues, CBS Justice Correspondent; Author, Black and Blue: Inside the Divide Between the Police and Black America

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4:10 PM

The Art of Re-Entry

James Allen, Poet Ambassador, Free Minds Book Club & Writing Workshop

Stephen Belber, Writer and Producer, O.G.
David Domenici, Executive Director, Center for Educational Excellence in Alternative Settings
Tara Libert, Executive Director, Free Minds Book Club & Writing Workshop
With Adrienne Green, Managing Editor, The Atlantic

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Closing Thoughts

Margaret Low, The Atlantic

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