Clinical Professors of Law Craig Futterman and Randolph Stone were recently featured on Chicago radio stations discussing some of the issues that drive their clinical programs.
Stone (right), who directs the Mandel Legal Aid Clinic's Criminal and Juvenile Justice Project, appeared on WBEZ's 848 program last week to discuss a report by the Illinois Coalition for the Fair Sentencing of Children that argues against sentences of life without parole for juvenile offenders. You can listen to Prof. Stone and the rest of the program on WBEZ's website.
Futterman (left), leads the Mandel Clinic's Civil Rights and Police Accountability Project. He appeared in a report from WGN's "Higher Standards" series, discussing the investigation of abuses by Chicago police officers and the city's recent ordinance that moves the Office of Professional Standards out from under the control of the Police Department itself. You can listen to the report or read a transcript on the WGN Radio website.
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