467 | How Coroners Keep How People Die While in Police Custody Hidden from the Public w/Terence Keel

Hunter is joined by Professor Terence Keel to discuss his book Coroner’s Silence: Death Records and the Hidden Victims of Police Violence. Hunter and Terrance discuss the history of the coroner’s office and how they are able to use the five categories of death classification to make it impossible to hold people accountable for death’s in custody.  

Guest:
Terence Keel, Professor, UCLA, Author, Coroner’s Silence: Death Records and the Hidden Victims of Police Violence

Resources:

Contact Terence and Pick up a Copy of the Book Here:
https://www.terencekeel.com/

Previous
Previous

468 | How the New Jersey Public Defenders are Integrating AI into their Work w/Jennifer Sellitti

Next
Next

466 | The Lawsuit Challenging How Missouri Treats People with Mental Illness Being Held Pre-Trial w/Maureen Hanlon and Anita Tabb