Twenty-five years ago, North Carolina was the first state to create a database of traffic stops to track possible racial profiling. Today, that database has 36 million traffic stops. Next month, criminal defense attorneys are invited to learn about it during a CLE sponsored by the NCAJ. Ian Mance, who has worked for almost 20 years on criminal and racial justice policy and litigation in North Carolina, will offer a hands-on presentation about the database and its use in the courts. Click here to learn more and register.

Learn more about the CLE at ncaj.com/events.

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Name: Ian Mance at Emancipate NC

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