In this episode criminal and civil rights defense lawyer Kenneth Montgomery discusses his views on racism, the law and politics
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In part 1 attorney Montgomery explains why he became a lawyer. He also explains his motivation for focusing on criminal defense and civil rights.
In part 2 attorney Montgomery discusses his definition for the word racism. He also explains examples of common applications of the system.
In part 3 attorney Montgomery discusses his definition for the word justice. He also explains challenges that arise when attempting to practice justice within the area of law.
In part 4 attorney Montgomery explains the Dred Scott decision from the Dred Scott v. Sandford case delivered by former US supreme court chief justice Roger B. Tanney. He also explains its lasting effects on people in the US classified as black.
In part 5 attorney Montgomery discusses the biggest problem facing people classified as black in the United States.
In part 6 attorney Montgomery discusses his definition for the word conspiracy within the context of law. He also provides examples of what could and may not be considered criminal conspiratorial actions.
In part 7 attorney Montgomery provides suggestions on what to do when you encounter a law enforcement officer. He also provides encounter specific suggestions when you encounter officer during traffic stops and when they approach your residence.
In part 8 attorney Montgomery provides his opinion on the 911 anti-discrimination bill introduced in 2018 by former New York state senator, Jesse Hamilton.
In part 9 attorney Montgomery provides his opinion on entrepreneurship being a solution to counter the system of racism.
In part 10 attorney Montgomery provides his opinion on the concept of jury nullification being used a tool to counter racism in the criminal justice system
In part 11 attorney Montgomery discusses the uses of the word fair within the context of law.
In part 12 attorney Montgomery provides suggestions on what to do if you deal with racism within the workplace.
In part 13 attorney Montgomery provides his opinion on the emergency of reparations as a topic on the national scene. He also speaks on politics and the 2020 election.
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