Diversity in Justice
Law is the least diverse profession in the country. Women and minority groups remain underrepresented, particularly in positions of authority. Diversity rates have flatlined in the past decade, but champions of diversity are working to change that. Judge Jenny Rivera of the New York Court of Appeals explores why the problem persists and offers her recommendations for progress.
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AZ: Professional Responsibility : 0.5
CA: Elimination of Bias in the Legal Profession : 0.5
CT: Ethics and Professionalism : 0.5
FL: Bias Elimination : 0.5
IL: Diversity/Inclusion : 0.5
NY: Diversity Inclusion and Elimination of Bias : 0.5
TX: Ethics : 0.5
Law is the least diverse profession in the country. Women and minority groups remain underrepresented, particularly in positions of authority. Diversity rates have flatlined in the past decade, but champions of diversity are working to change that. Judge Jenny Rivera of the New York Court of Appeals explores why the problem persists and offers her recommendations for progress.
- APPROVED FOR:
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AZ: Professional Responsibility : 0.5
CA: Elimination of Bias in the Legal Profession : 0.5
CT: Ethics and Professionalism : 0.5
FL: Bias Elimination : 0.5
IL: Diversity/Inclusion : 0.5
NY: Diversity Inclusion and Elimination of Bias : 0.5
TX: Ethics : 0.5
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