Suffolk County's first black elected family court judge wants the criminal justice system to keep families together and treat racial groups the same. That can be a challenge as she says our region has rules that put minority communities at a disadvantage. We’ll discuss racial disparities in communities and the courts, with guests:
- Victoria Gumbs-Moore, judge, family court, Suffolk County
- Robert J. Devlin Jr., judge, appellate court, State of Connecticut
- Marc Mauer, executive director, The Sentencing Project
- Ken Barone, project manager, Institute for Municipal and Regional Policy, Central Connecticut State University
- Patricia Baker, president and CEO, Connecticut Health Foundation
- Karen Siegel, research and policy fellow, Connecticut Voices for Children