The Ronald H. Brown Center for Civil Rights and Economic Development : May 2007

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The Ronald H. Brown Center for Civil Rights and Economic Development is named after Ronald H. Brown, a St. John’s University law school alumnus, who served as the first African-American Secretary of Commerce and the first African-American Chair of the Democratic National Committee. To honor his contributions to equal opportunity in the domestic workplace and expanded opportunities in the global marketplace, St. John’s University established the Ronald H. Brown Center. Its mission is "to engage in legal studies, research and outreach focusing on issues that affect the lives of underrepresented people while simultaneously educating law students to be leaders on issues of racial, economic and social justice."

May 2007 - Posts

The Return of Madness in the Courtrooms

Posted Thursday, May 24, 2007 3:37 PM by Elaine Chiu

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With the conviction of former fashion writer Peter Braunstein, another sensational trial has come and gone in New York City. This is nothing new. But this trial left its mark not only on the pages of tabloids but also on the letter of the law. Peter Braunstein [Read More]

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