Justice on Film

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Dates:November 13, 2025
Meets:Th from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Location:Essential Community Connections 8030 Germantown Ave
Cost: $34.00

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True crime buffs, this class is for you! In this interactive course, we will watch a short engaging documentary together, and then use it as a launching point to discuss the criminal justice system and systemic flaws in that system. How does bias show up in our justice system? Whose voices aren’t heard? Join us for an engaging, thought-provoking evening.

Notes:

Please note: if you have attended in the past, we will be considering a case that we haven't looked at before.
Fee: $34.00

Essential Community Connections 8030 Germantown Ave

Near the intersection of Germantown Ave and E. Abington Ave, across the street from the Shell station.

David Freeman

is a lawyer and educator. His thirty years of legal experience includes work as a prosecutor, defense attorney, zoning board counsel and private general practice. He currently focuses on education law, representing children and their parents. He is also a full-time educator in the Criminal Justice curriculum at Community College of Philadelphia.

Kathleen Smith

, JD, is an experienced educator and attorney. She is an associate professor at Chestnut Hill College and has received numerous awards recognizing her contributions to legal education, jurisprudence, civic engagement and public service.

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