The Missouribar – 2021 Racial Bias Challenges in the Legal System

The Missouribar – 2021 Racial Bias Challenges in the Legal System

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Practice Area:
Elimination of Bias | Ethics
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North Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice Cheri Beasley addressed the intersection of the justice system and recent protests. She said, “We must come together to firmly and loudly commit to the declaration that all people are created equal, and we must do more than just speak that truth. We must live it every day in our courtrooms. . . . Communities are crying out for justice and demanding real, meaningful change.” One place where “real, meaningful change” needs to occur is in our legal system — where studies show illegal racial discrimination in jury selection, discrimination in civil jury verdicts, racial bias in jury deliberations, and racial disparities in arrests and criminal sentencing continue to persist. In addition, implicit barriers make it difficult to enter into and advance within the field of law. This program will review studies on racial bias in the court system and the legal community; discuss implicit bias, cognitive dissonance, and confirmation bias; and make recommendations going forward.

Betty L. Dunkum is a speaker. , CEO. Victory trial consulting West Palm Beach is in Florida. Shayla Marshall. The Diversity and Inclusion Officer. The district defender. St. Joseph. Cecilia D. Appleberry. , The office of the public defender in Missouri. St. Louis.

Panelists: March 30 Betty Dunkum. April 22 Cecilia D. Appleberry.

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Cecilia Appleberry's Profile

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The assistant public defender is Cecilia Appleberry. She worked in the St. Louis City Trial Division before starting with the St. Louis City Children’s Defense Team. Cecilia has successfully tried multiple felony cases and has represented numerous clients. Cecilia frequently litigates issues of race and class in bond hearings, trials, and sentencing hearings to help judges take a moreholistic view of her clients.


Betty Dunkum's Profile

Betty Dunkum Related seminars and products: 2

Victory Trial Consulting, LLC


Betty L. Dunkum is the Chief Executive Officer of Victory Trial Consulting, LLC ( www.victorytrial.com ), a full-service national trial consulting firm providing assistance to attorneys in case evaluation, jury research, trial strategy, thematic development, jury selection, trial communication, and witness evaluation. Among its services, Victory Trial Consulting provides consultation for trial and jury selection and conducts case analysis, witness preparation, focus groups, and mock trials.

Ms. Dunkum has experience with major lawsuits around the country. She received her bachelor’s degree from Williams College and her J.D. degree from Harvard Law School. She has over twenty-five years of experience in complex litigation, including federal and state civil, commercial, employment, construction, personal injury, medical malpractice,Eminent domain, constitutional and religious liberties, criminal, antitrust, copyright, and trademark litigation. She is the lead trial consultant on a number of cases. Her clients have over $1 billion in jury verdicts.

The New York University School of Law Civil Jury Project is working with thought leaders around the country to develop ways jury trials need to change.


Shayla Marshall's Profile

Shayla Marshall Related seminars and products: 1

Missouri State Public Defender


Shayla Marshall leads a staff of high-level criminal defense lawyers and legal assistants in pursuit of justice on behalf of the accused. Ms. Marshall leads the diversity, equity and inclusion strategy in the areas of recruitment, hiring, training and employee relations for the Missouri State Public Defenders System. Ms. Marshall often presents on litigating race, racial justice and antibias in the workplace. Ms. Marshall is a member of the Missouri Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, a member of the National Association of Public Defense Racial Justice Litigation Committee, and a member of the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association.


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