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Dr. Levitt in the NewsDr. Jeremy Levitt On Systemic Racism In Policing
Distinguished Professor of Law Dr. Jeremy Levitt joins BNC to talks about the systemic issues of racism in the police...
Dr. Jeremy Levitt On Vetting Better Police
Distinguished Professor of Law Dr. Jeremy Levitt joins the BNC town hall panel to discuss ways to better policing...
Jeremy Levitt On Hold Up Of Bill
Distinguished Professor of Law Dr. Jeremy Levitt joins BNC to discuss the hold up of a bill....
Dr. Jeremy Levitt Reacts to Trump’s Statements
Distinguished Professor of Law Dr. Jeremy Levitt reacts to Trump’s Statements....
Dr. Jeremy Levitt Discuss Dr. Rick Bright Testimony
Distinguished Professor of International Law at FAMU Law School Dr. Jeremy Levitt discuss whistleblower Dr. Rick Bright’s testimony before Congress, who is the ousted director of the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority that is charged with...
Dr. Jeremy Levitt Discusses the Legalities of Vigilantism
Distinguished Professor of International Law Dr. Jeremy Levitt discuss legalities of...
FAMUS Law’s Dr. Jeremy Levitt Discuss the New Proposed COVID Aid Package
Distinguished Professor of International Law Dr. Jeremy Levitt discuss the new proposed COVID aid...
FAMU Law’s Dr. Jeremy Levitt Discusses Virus Theories, Legal Implications in Rushing Vaccines
Distinguished Professor of International Law Dr. Jeremy Levitt discusses virus theories and the legal implications that could come with rushing a...
Dr. Jeremy Levitt Talks About Reopening the Economy
Distinguished Professor of International Law Dr. Jeremy Levitt explains who has the legal right to re-open the economy and what would be the repercussions from a legal standpoint if the economy is opened too...
Law Professor Dr. Jeremy Levitt Explains the Legality of the Stay at Home Orders
Distinguished Professor of International Law Dr, Jeremy Levitt explains the legality of stay-at-home...
A new form of Jim Crow arises from Roberts Court
Guest Commentary Yohuru Williams (Orlando Sentinel) In light of its recent decisions in critical cases involving voting rights and affirmative action, it appears that the U.S. Supreme Court is waging legal warfare on America’s well-settled civil-rights landscape. In...
read moreNelson Mandela: He is my hero, and a nation’s savior
(Orlando Sentinel) Soon, Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, former South African president and bulwark freedom fighter, will leave us for more transcendent horizons. Madiba, the Xhosa clan after which he is affectionately named, is more than a human rights icon and leader; he...
read moreFor black professors, Obama remarks and record disappoint
(Editor’s note: This guest column is based on an open letter sent to President Barack Obama by six African-American male professors last week.) (Orlando Sentinel) President Obama’s recent commencement speech at Morehouse College inspired this column. As...
read moreBlack History Month has lessons for all of us.
(Orlando Sentinel) Do Orlandoans embrace Black History Month? I could not help but think how ironic it was that Super Bowl XLIII, America’s most-watched and celebrated athletic event took place on Feb. 1, the first day of this special month. In the wake of...
read moreOut of moral darkness and into the bright light.
(Orlando Sentinel) WASHINGTON — I begin writing this column early Monday morning, on Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday and one day before the inauguration of Barack Obama as the 44th president of the United States and the country’s first...
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