Community grand jury on police abuse : no. 1 / produced by Sharin Elkholy.

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KZ1783.01

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Series of presentations with panel discussion examining various aspects of police abuse and brutality.|COMMUNITY GRAND JURY ON POLICE ABUSE : NO. 1 / produced by Sharin Elkholy. - Series of presentations with panel discussion examining various aspects of police abuse and brutality. - PANEL: Ramsey Clark, Maxine Waters, Grace Montanez Davis, John McTernan, Marion Yagman. Moderated by Professor Rudy Acuna. - CONTENT: Introduction to the event / Sharin Slkholy -- Opening Statement / Carol Watson, National Lawyers Guild -- Talk and interview / Ramsey Clark -- On police attack dogs / Charles Brugnola -- Police invasions of the home / John Bureton, Civil Rights Lawyers. - RECORDED: Los Angeles, 1991?

Introduction to the event / Sharin Slkholy -- Opening Statement / Carol Watson, National Lawyers Guild -- Talk and interview / Ramsey Clark -- On police attack dogs / Charles Brugnola -- Police invasions of the home / John Bureton, Civil Rights Lawyers.

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KPFK

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Los Angeles, 1991?

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-0-

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1 reel (25 min.) : 7 1/2 ips., mono.|25:00

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Davis, Grace Montanez.

Yagman, Marion.

Elkholy, Sharin.

Clark, Ramsey, 1927-

Police -- Los Angeles (Calif.) -- Complainst against.

Community grand jury on police abuse : no. 1 / produced by Sharin Elkholy.

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Los Angeles : Pacifica Radio Archive, 1991.

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