Scope and Contents From the Series: Political prisoners and their supporters often maintain that the imprisoned has been detained at the behest of the government and various other institutions of law and order. This series contains news stories on arrests and subsequent justice campaigns on behalf of the alleged falsely imprisoned. Also included are essays, letters, and other publications written and collected by the imprisoned. In addition, this series includes the stories of those not only imprisoned but also information on...

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This series details government procedure, law school education, and lawsuits in the form of journal articles, memos, lawsuit briefs, and government hearings. For anything pertaining to the police see "Police Misconduct and Accountability."

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This series details government procedure, law school education, and lawsuits in the form of journal articles, memos, lawsuit briefs, and government hearings. For anything pertaining to the police see "Police Misconduct and Accountability."

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This file is organized by subject. Most of the subject files contain newspaper articles and relevant literature on the noted topic.

Scope and Contents From the Series: As a lawyer and community activist, Kwaku Duren worked vigorously to fight police misconduct. He not only filed lawsuits against the police and federal authorities, but he also conducted vast amounts of research on racism’s infiltration in police institutions.This series contains anti-police abuse organizational papers, news stories, lawsuits against the police, and papers detailing community police relations. For materialsanything about the 1992 Los Angeles Rebellion, also commonly referred...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The B. Kwaku Duren papers, 1964-2012, consist of correspondence, reports, ephemera, clippings, photographs, research materials, and audio visual materials created and collected by lawyer and activist B. Kwaku Duren (born 1943). The papers document more than 40 years of Duren’s work with civil rights, political prisoners, police misconduct and community relations, community and political activism, and reparations for slavery, and with organizations including but not limited to the Black...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This file is organized by subject. Most of the subject files contain newspaper articles and relevant literature on the noted topic.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series details government procedure, law school education, and lawsuits in the form of journal articles, memos, lawsuit briefs, and government hearings. For anything pertaining to the police see "Police Misconduct and Accountability."

Scope and Contents From the Series: As a lawyer and community activist, Kwaku Duren worked vigorously to fight police misconduct. He not only filed lawsuits against the police and federal authorities, but he also conducted vast amounts of research on racism’s infiltration in police institutions.This series contains anti-police abuse organizational papers, news stories, lawsuits against the police, and papers detailing community police relations. For materialsanything about the 1992 Los Angeles Rebellion, also commonly referred...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Political prisoners and their supporters often maintain that the imprisoned has been detained at the behest of the government and various other institutions of law and order. This series contains news stories on arrests and subsequent justice campaigns on behalf of the alleged falsely imprisoned. Also included are essays, letters, and other publications written and collected by the imprisoned. In addition, this series includes the stories of those not only imprisoned but also information on...