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Angela J. Davis

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Angela J. Davis

b. 1956

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Professor at the American University Washington College of Law.

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Law Non-Fiction Politics & Society History Education

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Angela Davis

Featured Works

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Policing the Black Man

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Trial stories

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Black Letter Outline on Basic Criminal Procedure

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Criminal Law

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Arbitrary justice

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Angela J. Davis known for?

    Angela J. Davis is a prominent legal scholar and professor, recognized for her expertise in criminal law and procedure, particularly concerning issues of race and justice within the American legal system.

  • Does Angela J. Davis write under other names?

    Angela J. Davis is also known professionally as Angela Davis, particularly in academic and legal contexts.

  • What topics does Angela J. Davis typically write about?

    Her work frequently explores the intersection of race, criminal justice, and legal policy, offering critical analysis of policing, prosecution, and the broader implications for civil rights.