2018 Last Lecture Series | Carol Steiker

In her last lecture to the Class of 2018, Harvard Law School Professor Carol Steiker ’86, Director of the Criminal Justice Policy Program at Harvard Law School, delivered a talk on April 11 about choices, and how choosing wisely is both more important and less important than one might think.
Sponsored annually by the 3L and LL.M. Class Marshals, the Last Lecture Series is a Harvard Law School tradition where selected faculty members impart insight, advice, and final words of wisdom to the graduating class. This year's speakers are: Jody Freeman; Alex Whiting; Carol Steiker; and Paul Butler.

[@dannavon5399]

Find myself clamping in front of the screen, what an amazing lecture

[@fabianmcintyre5901]

I sure would LOVE to visit Harvard Law School simply because the institute has good programs to offer.

[@FreeCourseBLGX]

this channel do not even share a law class？

[@kamalverma2949]

i dont know .its not easy to find right, not like MIT opencourseware

[@moviedude22]

correction, "an institution that was created for and continues to be domiated my white men".

[@TayLybb]

Then insert yourself in the system. Make a difference.

[@martinfazekas2299]

You moron lmfao

[@torin6516]

I also hate these people because of their race and their sex.