On the Docket

On the Docket

Preserving the Memory of Violence

The “scorched earth” policy of the Guatemalan government during the late 1970s and early 1980s resulted in the massacre of thousands upon thousands of Guatemala’s indigenous Mayan groups. A “Silent Genocide” is what human rights scholars would term this atrocity since the world community gave little recognition, much less condemnation, to this wholesale decimation of a people by their own government. > Read more stories

Worth Noting

Worth Noting

John Jay College of Criminal Justice presented the 2009 John Jay Justice Awards to Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland; BJ Bernstein, a prominent Atlanta-based attorney; and the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University School of Law on April 14. Read more.

News & Research

Spring 2009 J Journal Features Writings on Justice

Martin F. Horn Appointed Distinguished Lecturer at John Jay College of Criminal Justice

John Jay Launches “National Network for Safe Communities” to Build a New Standard of Practice for Reducing Crime in the U.S.

Professor Kennedy’s Work with the National Network for Safe Communities Featured in The New Yorker Magazine and in the Wall Street Journal

Professor Adam Berlin's boxing piece picked up by CBS Sports

Professor Amy Adamczyk Receives $75,000 Grant from Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Negar Farshbaf Named 2009-2010 St. Guillen Scholar

Announcement to the John Jay Community RE: Swine Flu

Key Facts About Swine Influenza (Swine Flu)

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Events

July 7 - Lincoln Center Festival - Ivanov - Katona József Theatre

August 28 – Fall 2009 Classes begin

September 1 - Men’s Soccer

September 2 - Women’s Volleyball Match

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