The Legal Eagle Review is an informative and thought-provoking weekly radio show and podcast where the show hosts, NCCU law professors Irv Joyner and April Dawson, talk with guest experts and discuss current legal and political issues affecting everyday people in Durham, the surrounding community, and the state. The show airs on WNCU 90.7 FM on Sundays from 7-8p. The Legal Eagle Review is sponsored by the North Carolina Central University School of Law, and the Virtual Justice Project.
Episodes
Sunday Apr 14, 2019
Sunday Apr 14, 2019
Anyone who has ever been involved in litigation knows it can often take years for a case to be resolved, even if the case is ultimately settled. There are other options to resolve legal disputes. Within our legal system, there are a variety of forms of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) systems that allow parties to resolve their issues more quickly and with less cost. On this show, we discuss with our guests the various forms of alternative dispute resolution and we talk about when it might be better for disputing parties to seek these alternatives to the litigation process to resolve their differences. Our guests on this show are Pam Glean, NCCU Law Professor and Chair of the Dispute Resolution Institute, and Mavis Gragg, Supervising Attorney for the NCCU Law Dispute Resolution Clinic.
Sunday Apr 07, 2019
Sunday Apr 07, 2019
Our country is facing a serious access to justice problem. On this show, we talk with the co-founders of the NCCU School of Law Virtual Justice Project, which was created to address the access to justice problem in the state and the country.
Sunday Mar 31, 2019
Sunday Mar 31, 2019
South Africa is one of the world’s newest democracy with a majority Black population that escaped horrible racial oppression and domination in 1994. For the past twelve years, delegations of NCCU law students, faculty members, alums and supporters have traveled to South Africa during Spring Break to learn about that country’s racial history and how it is responding to the challenges of democracy. Join us for a discussion with students who participated in the 2019 South Africa experience.