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Community Based Police Accountability

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Fall 2012
Legal Studies 98/198
2 Unit(s)

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About the Course:

The Copwatch DeCal is age old. This semester will host weekly discussion around topics re: police in communities, co-facilitated by activists who work directly around each particular topic (Gang Injunctions, officer-invloved shootings, sit/lie, etc.). This course will also include a case study on the Oakland Police; a workshop around community-based accountability in a time where OPD will go under Federal receivership.

The "course" will also include work with the Berkeley Copwatch group, in whichever mode is most fit to the participant; direct-action organizing to monitor the police, research into specific [mis]conduct, working in the Copwatch office, organizing a Know-Your-Rights training, facilitating discussion on campus, etc. The goal is to explore ideas and concepts of policing while engaging directly with the public. 

How to Enroll:

All are welcome. Come to orientation to the class on August 27.

 

Participants range from UC Berkeley students, to local activists, high school students, ex-police, police-in-training, etc.

 

Join us. The course is also listed in the East bay FreeSCHOOL Calendar

Course Contact: corey.scher AT riseup.net

Website: berkeleycopwatch.org

Faculty Sponsor: Jonathon Simon

Time & Location:

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Copwatch DeCalCorey Scher
302022 Blake StM 5:30p-7p8/27started

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Syllabus: BCW DECAL FALL 2012.docJul 2033kbWord Doc (Viewer)View Download

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