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Dear John,
Join us for a memorable evening celebrating the accomplishments of David Singleton, Executive Director of Ohio Justice & Policy Center, and Gideon’s Promise, featuring a provocative discussion around the critical importance of “second look” laws and policies, which provide people with a life-changing chance to have their extreme sentences re-evaluated.
When: Monday, October 17 from 7:30-8:30 PM EST
Where: via Zoom
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The Marc Mauer Racial Justice Award is bestowed on an individual who significantly advances understanding and engagement on issues of race and mass incarceration. The awardee also nominates a nonprofit organization of their choice to receive special recognition.
This year's awardees are David Singleton, Executive Director of Ohio Justice & Policy Center, and Gideon’s Promise.
[[link removed]] David A. Singleton received his law degree from Harvard Law School in 1991, and his A.B. in Economics and Public Policy from Duke University in 1987. Upon graduation from law school, David received a Skadden Fellowship to work at the Legal Action Center for the Homeless in New York City, where he practiced for three years. He then worked as a public defender for seven years, first with the Neighborhood Defender Service of Harlem and then with the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia. After moving to Cincinnati in 2001, David practiced at Thompson Hine until 2002, when he became the Executive Director of the Cincinnati-based Ohio Justice & Policy Center. David is also a Professor of Law at NKU Chase College of Law, where he teaches the Constitutional Litigation Clinic, Criminal Law, and Criminal Procedure.
Gideon’s Promise is a nonprofit public defender organization whose mission is to transform the criminal justice system by building a movement of public defenders who provide equal justice for marginalized communities.
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We look forward to seeing you on the 17th!
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Amy Fettig
Executive Director
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