Black Judges on Justice: Perspectives from the Bench (New Press Law in Context)
By Robert H. BlankThese interviews with African American judges draw out a wide range of outspoken views on, and insights into, justice and racial prejudice in the USA. From pioneers such as Leon Higginbotham and Constance Baker Motley (the first black female federal judge) to forthright mavericks such as Bruce Wright of New York City, the book provides analysis of the role of the jurist, of the daily malfunctioning of the courts, and of the future of the judicial system itself.
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These interviews with African American judges draw out a wide range of outspoken views on, and insights into, justice and racial prejudice in the USA. From pioneers such as Leon Higginbotham and Constance Baker Motley (the first black female federal judge) to forthright mavericks such as Bruce Wright of New York City, the book provides analysis of the role of the jurist, of the daily malfunctioning of the courts, and of the future of the judicial system itself.