Has minority representation suffered a blow at the hands of the United States Supreme Court? Of restricting decisions made by the various states?
What does last night tell us about voting patterns here in California?
YLR Host, Jeff Hayden, is joined by some of the best!
An Adjunct Professor of Law at USF School of Law, where he teaches Contemporary Issues of Race and the Law Jamal Anderson is an Attorney and Policy Director at the San Francisco Department of Police Accountability. He was previously a Special Assistant Attorney General at the California Department of Justice, where he served as the Attorney General's legal and policy advisor on Public Safety, Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement. Prior to working at the Department of Justice, Jamal served as an Assistant District Attorney in San Mateo and San Francisco County, where he handled Child Abuse and Sexual Assault cases and served as the office’s designated Hate Crimes prosecutor. Before becoming an attorney, Jamal worked for several Members of Congress and served as Federal Affairs Advisor to the Mayor of Washington, DC. Jamal is a graduate of Howard University and the University of San Francisco School of Law.
The Assistant Registrar of Voters for Shasta County, Brent Turner is a past member of the San Mateo County Democratic Central Committee, widely known as an advocate for an Open Source Voting System, also known as Open Source Voting, that is, a system of hardware and software that is truly transparent.
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