Albert Sacks-Paul Freund Excellence in Teaching Award
Legal Counsel to Professor Anita Hill
Man of VISION Award
Ellis Island Medal of Honor Recipient
Moderator
Ethics In America (1989 PBS Series)
Hard Drugs, Hard Choices (1990 PBS Series)
America's Schools: Who Give a Damn? (1991 PBS Series)
That Delicate Balance II: Our Bill of Rights (1992 PBS Series)
Popular Culture: Rage, Rights and Responsibilities (1992 PBS Program)
How Will Our Cities Survive (1993 PBS Program)
Racism in the Criminal Justice System (C-Span 1994)
Surviving the Odds: To Be a Young Black Male in America (1994 PBS Program)
Political Correctness and The Media (C-Span 1994)
Don't Say What You Think!: Limits to Free Speech (C-Span 1994)
The Violence Special, (WGBH - TV Boston - Winter, 1995)
Profits and Promises: New Markets, New Challenges (1995 PBS Series)
Charles Ogletree, Harvard Law School professor and prominent legal theorist,
has made a reputation by taking a hard look at complex institutional issue of
law and by working to secure the rights guaranteed by the Constitution for
everyone equally under the law. Ogletree has examined these issues not only
in classroom and in the pages of prestigious law journals, but also in the
everyday world of the public defender in the courtroom and in forums where
these issues can be dramatically revealed. Professor Ogletree factually
presents and discusses the challenges that face our justice system as it tries
to deliver equal treatment to all our citizens and protect those rights that
the law guarantees them.
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