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The Reformer's Calendar

Free Justice Sunday Reception Featuring Prison Legal News Experts

2008/03/30 - 3:00pm

You are cordially invited to attend a free reception at the Prison Art Gallery for a talk by Paul Wright, Editor of Prison Legal News, and Alex Friedmann, Associate Editor. Both are accomplished legal writers, researchers and justice advocates who are recognized experts in the fields of prisoner rights, sentencing reform, and related justice topics. There will be a question and answer period following their presentation. This is a rare opportunity to get your legal questions answered by knowledgeable professionals who closely follow the latest trends and court decisions.

Paul spent more than a decade in prison, where he began publishing Prisons Legal News. A monthly news journal, it is now the pre-eminent source of information about criminal justice and prison litigation. It is circulated and used by litigants in virtually every jail and prison in America. Paul will be bringing and signing copies of his new book, Prison Profiteers, a critical look at over-incarceration in America.

Don't miss this rare opportunity to gain important knowledge and understanding from two professionals in the know. Refreshments will be served.

For further information, please call 202-393-1511.

Prison Art Gallery
1600 K St., NW
Washington, DC
United States
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