Civil Rights and Restorative Justice Project (CRRJ)

Civil Rights and Restorative Justice Project (CRRJ)

crrj.bsky.social

CRRJ sponsors dynamic interdisciplinary research, fosters new pedagogies, and supports remedial practice on the national and community level. Website: https://crrj.org Burnham-Nobles Digital Archive: https://crrjarchive.org

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Watch: On ABC News Live Prime, Professor Margaret Burnham, founder and director of @crrj.bsky.social, discusses a landmark moment in the pursuit of justice — the posthumous exoneration of Tommy Lee Walker, 70 years after his wrongful conviction. #NUSLPride abcnews.com/video/130509...

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Congratulations to Professor Margaret Burnham, who will be honored by the Massachusetts Bar Foundation with a Great Friend of Justice Award at the organization’s annual meeting this Thursday. #NUSLPride @crrj.bsky.social law.northeastern.edu/professor-ma...

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Northeastern Law
26 February 2026 18:03

“At the end of the day, our criminal justice system must address its fatal errors, no matter how long ago they occurred,” Professor Margaret Burnham, founder and director of @crrj.bsky.social, tells @nuglobalnews.bsky.social. news.northeastern.edu/2026/02/04/t...

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Northeastern Law
26 February 2026 18:03

Professor Margaret Burnham reflects on Jesse Jackson's legacy: "His enduring gift...was his ability to empathize with and thereby empower people from all corners of the world who aspired to equality and freedom.“ @nuglobalnews.bsky.social @crrj.bsky.social news.northeastern.edu/2026/02/17/j...

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D Magazine
22 January 2026 15:26

The legendary DA ran a conviction machine that got results. In 1954, he persuaded a jury to send Tommy Lee Walker to the electric chair just three months after his arrest. But a new look at the case reveals one of the greatest injustices in Dallas history.

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