Through a decade-long partnership with Pepperdine University and African judiciaries, Christian lawyers are helping African countries return to their legal roots through embracing a "multi-door approach to justice" as exemplified by the work of Martha Koome, chief justice and president of the Supreme Court of Kenya. Learn more about the partnership and Koome's work below:
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In Africa, @PeppLaw's Sudreau Global Justice Institute has partnered with the Ugandan judiciary to provide Ugandans with more effective access to justice. So far, the initiative has resolved over 50,000 cases, creating opportunities for confession, forgiveness, healing, and recovery. Now, 23 African nations are looking to do the same. Read about it in this exclusive story by @WNGdotorg https://t.co/YMgJYZH0ge
Rest in peace, Bill Hennessy. Talented courtroom artist. Kind man. Loved interviewing him for Legal Docket podcast. "Our justice system is excellent. If you question it ... go in a courtroom. Watch how this system is there to protect the rights of the individual." -Hennessy
Justice is spreading throughout the continent of Africa and we're honored to be a part of it. Listen via @WNGdotorg podcast at 7:30 minute mark to hear about this historic event. @PeppLaw https://t.co/dKFRUSRn2W
Enjoyed appearing on Legal Docket Podcast @WNGdotorg re prosecution of #BostonMarathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. Come 4 the legal analysis, stay 4 insights into marathon running, leave with a greater appreciation of key CT case @reichardworld@jennyrough
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@CoughlinDaniel@ReichardWorld Thank you for your help! I need to get to work on my bread knife... on second thought, I'll leave that to the kitchen tool inventors
@nasw@wapo Thank you @nasw! Anne Moody's book was excellent, and I'm glad I got to write about it as well as the work of iFoster and Alexandria's DCHS.