If you're in Seatown this summer: 9/20/11 conference on Institutional Racism & Lawyer Responsibilities: When Law and Public Policy Further Racial Disparities
Tony Ramsey
I hope everyone's having a good summer. If anyone is around Seattle on 9/20 and can handle getting back into law school mode, the attached is a CLE on Institutional Racism and Lawyer Responsibilities that looks really cool.
Best,
Tony Ramsey
(206) 992-1113
rams...@gmail.com
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