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28 Fordham Urb. L.J. 363 (2000-2001)
Issue 2

handle is hein.journals/frdurb28 and id is 377 raw text is: LAW AND DISORDER: IS EFFECTIVE LAW ENFORCEMENT INCONSISTENT WITH GOOD POLICE-COMMUNITY RELATIONS? Moderator Ronald Tabak Special Counsel Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Panelists William J. Bratton former Commissioner New York City Police Department Andrew G. Celli Jr. Chief, Civil Rights Bureau Office of the New York State Attorney General Paul Chevigny Professor New York University Law School Johnnie L. Cochran Jr. Partner Cochran, Cherry, Givens, Smith & Sistrunk, P. C. Loretta E. Lynch United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York Michael Meyers Executive Director New York Civil Rights Coalition MR. TABAK: Some of you may be wondering why we called this program Law and Disorder? Is Effective Law Enforcement Inconsistent with Good Police-Community Relations? Some may wonder, How could the answer to that question be yes? Yet many people in this city and elsewhere in the country have been lead to believe that the answer is yes-that you cannot reduce serious crime without also exacerbating police-community relations. We want to explore the extent to which that is or is not true. We have six speakers, plus excerpts from a report co-authored by a speaker who could not be here, followed by questions and answers. Our first speaker is Professor Paul Chevigny of New York University Law School. He has been a professor there since 1981, and previously was involved with police conduct as the director of the Police Practices Project and as a staff attorney with the New York Civil Liberties Union. He was writing on the subject of police abuses in New York City as long ago as 1969 and, more recently, has been working on a comparative analysis of the

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