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The Honorable LaDoris Cordell begins with the shocking legal definition of "evil" in this riveting examination of America's courtrooms. Judge Cordell presents a concrete look at the usually abstract concepts of good and evil. She draws on over 20 years of experience as a Superior Court judge, and as the first African-American female judge in Northern California. Her discussion touches on the frustrations of juvenile law and family court, her struggle to implement drunk driving sentences, and the difference between "doing well" as a productive attorney and doing "good" in a moral sense. Judge Cordell brings inspiration and insight through her passionate commitment to a system of which she is vigilant and critical.
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Average Customer Review: 5 of 5
Publisher: The Stanford Channel
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Audio Length: 1 hour
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