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Calendar Archive prior to 2005
Honoring
EDWARD MOGUL
President 1999-2001
Distinguished Speaker:
Professor Robert M. Moriarty
Science and Criminal Justice
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Thursday, October 6, 2011
4:30 to 6:00 PM
Room 206
The Corboy Law Center, Loyola University
25 East Pearson
THOMAS SULLIVAN
Former United States Attorney
Jenner & Block, Partner
MARY ROBINSON
Former Administrator A.R.D.C.
Robinson Niro LLC, Principal
JOSHUA TEPFER
Visiting Assistant Professor Northwestern University Law School
Moderator, EDWARD MOGUL
Illinois Academy of Criminology
Professor Emeritus, City Colleges of Chicago
Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice
Friday, May 6, 2011
Panel Discussion 4:30 pm, Room 700
Speakers:
Alan Spellberg, Supervisor, Cook County State's Attorneys Office
Jeffrey M. Howard, Assistant Public Defender, Cook County Public Defender's
Office
Richard D. Schwind, Chief, Criminal Enforcement Division, Office of
the Attorney General
Thomas P. Sullivan, Attorney, representing Capital Punishment Reform
Study Committee
The Union League Club of Chicago
65 W. Jackson Blvd. (Main Lounge)
Chicago, Illinois 60604
Awards Banquet 6:30 PM
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
6:00 PM
The Union League Club of Chicago
65 W Jackson Blvd.
Chicago, Illinois 60604
JESS MAGHAN
Having spent thirty professional years in police and prison bureaucracies and fifteen years in academia, Dr. Maghan has acquired healthy respect for the power of authority. As Chief Training Officer of the Louisiana Department of Correction and the State Penitentiary at Angola; Superintendent of the Training for Illinois Department of Correction, Commissioner of Training for the New York City Department of Correction and Director of Training for the New York City Police Department, he has worked directly with the most naked forms of authority, and as an international prisons consultant, studied it in depth and written extensively about its power. Now, perhaps inevitably, he has turned his trained eye on the most iconic of all authority figures: FATHERS. [40 Fathers-The Search for Father in Oneself, Welcome Rain Publishers, New York, NY: 2009; available on line at Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, Abe Books and through local books stores nationally.]
40 Fathers - I find it fascinating and emotionally-charged reading. It is filled with yearning and I can't remember the last time I read a book that caused me to think, ponder & wonder so very much. After reading 6 or 7 entries, I decided I did not want to read it in one sitting (though I could very well have, it is riveting). There is quite a complex simplicity to it all, and that is the brilliance of it. ... I have to say it is one of the most unique pieces of literature I've ever encountered and I haven't quite put my finger on just what exactly it is that is so involving. The book demands an openness to let the memories hidden in our subconscious come out and be encountered. I have a feeling that people who read this book will at some point sit down and start writing.
—Phil Funkenbush, Theater Director, Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum, Springfield, IL
Maghan is a life member of the Illinois Academy of Criminology, having first joined the IAC in 1974 as Superintendent of the Illinois Correctional Training Academy and on his return to Chicago in 1991, he joined the criminal justice faculty as Associate Professor and Executive Director, Center for Research in Law and Justice at the University of Illinois at Chicago. He received the IAC's, Hans W. Mattick Award for Outstanding Contribution to Criminal Justice Research, Illinois Academy of Criminology, 1996-1997. Maghan currently serves as Professor and Director of the Forum for Comparative Correction (www.jmfcc.com); The Forum for Comparative Correction (FCC) through cultivating collaborative relationships with academic and practitioner agencies throughout the world, the FCC aids in the improvement of correctional systems worldwide.
presents a FREE panel discussion OPEN TO ALL
Panelists:
Randy Steidl, Death Row Exoneree
Cathy Crino, Murder Victim Family Member
Michael Callahan, Author, Too Politically Sensitive
Location:
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY
Water Tower Campus
25 E. Pearson Room L14
Date:
February 17, 2011 6:00 PM
Lectures presented by the IAC and the Criminal Justice Department, Loyola University:
Lecture:
John Wayne Gacy
Patrick Jones is the Forensic Science Laboratory Director at Purdue
University. In addition to managing two laboratories, he teaches Crime
Scene Investigation, Introduction to Forensic Science, Criminalistics
Lab, and Advanced Criminalistics Lab. As a Crime Scene Investigator,
he worked on the John Wayne Gacy case, the Larry Eyler case (both
serial killers) and the Ed Ling case among many others.
Lecture:
Globalization, the Economy, and Crime:
The Effects of the Global Recession on Crime in Greece
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The Illinois Academy of Criminology WILLIAM J. BRATTON 
Former Chief, LAPD, and Commissioner of Police New York City and Boston At this event, the Illinois Academy of Criminology will honor
Union League Club of Chicago |
COME, MEET EXPERTS IN THEIR MANY AND VARIED
CRIMINAL JUSTICE FIELDS
Contact kennethdooley@yahoo.com for further information.
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Will hold its 2010 Annual Meeting and Dinner Awards Banquet Lake Shore Café Restaurant (Ramada Inn) 4900 South Lakeshore Drive, Chicago, Illinois 60615 Thursday, May 20, 2010, 6:30 p.m. Menu: Stuffed Chicken Breast, Salads, Soup, Rolls, Vegetables, Appetizers, Desserts, Rice or Potato, and Beverages Cash bar available at 6:00 p.m. Enjoy a relaxing evening with friends and professional colleagues. $40 per person Mail in your reservation and check today, and mark your calendar for a night of enjoyment with old friends and meeting new friends! Please call with your reservation (630-257-6843) as soon as possible, and... PO Box 134 Lemont, IL 60439 printable reservation form |
Panel Discussion
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ASA Mark Ertler, Cook County Assistant State's Attorneys
Office for more than 16 years and currently Supervisor of DNA
Review Unit. He has worked in criminal appeals, the traffic division,
misdemeanor and felony trial courts. His experience includes a term
as Deputy Supervisor of a unit handling post-conviction, extradition
and expungement matters. Mark is involved in cold-case work, litigation
over new DNA technology and re-examination of convictions where DNA
may now be useful. He has acted as guest lecturer at Northwestern
University School of Law and is an adjunct faculty member at John
Marshall Law School. He was recently appointed to the Illinois Laboratory
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009,
6:30 PM
The Illinois Academy of Criminology
Will hold its annual Past Presidents Night at
Colletti’s Restaurant
5707 N. Central Avenue
Chicago, IL 60646
(corner of Elston and Central; ample free parking)
Honoring President Emeritus
Dr. Michael Dooley, Chicago Police Department (Retired)
LINCOLN AS LAWYER
"HOW DO TRAITS OF CHARACTER AFFECT THE SEARCH FOR JUSTICE?"
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
7:30 PM
Wright College
4300 N. Narragansett, Chicago
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SPEAKERS: Brian Dirck, author, Lincoln the Lawyer John Lupton, associate editor,The Papers of Abraham Lincoln Sponsored by: The Illinois Academy of Criminology and Scholars at Wright |
Focus: Uses for DNA evidence and DNA identification turn-around times
June 10th, 2009
University of Illinois-Chicago
11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
750 South Halsted Avenue
Student Center East (SCE)
Cardinal Room
Reservations due by June 8th
Call first for last minute (lunch) reservations 630-257-6843
or, e-mail ill.acad.of.crim@comcast.net
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Parking is directly across the street. |
Public Transportation: Bus: 1 block from bldg CTA Blue line AKA UIC-Halsted is 1.5 block north of SCE |
Confirmed Speakers:
Other speakers and bios to be announced
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Garry Bombard, Ph. D., Chief of Forensics Studies, Loyola University
Representative of Director Crystal Watson, Illinois State Police, Biology & DNA Department Detective James Hennigan, Chicago Police Department
Superintendent, Chicago Police Department, Retired |
Featuring remarks by: Where Are We Going?" Cash Bar 6:00, Family Style Dinner 7:00 PM $40 in advance $45 at the door Colletti's Restaurant 5707 North Central Avenue Chicago, Illinois 773-775-5144 Free parking next to restaurant.
IAC presents a panel discussion on the topic of: Symptoms and Treatment of Police Stress
The Illinois Academy of Criminology presents its second fall
program of 2006 on October 24th.
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Date:
Tuesday, October 24th
Time:
6:30-8:30 pm All programs are free and open to the
public. Please join us.
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All programs are free and open to the public. Please join us.
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Event: The Special Prosecutor’s Report on Chicago Police Torture: Date:
Thursday, September 28th
Time:
7:00 to 9:00PM |
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Event: President's Night honoring the following IAC Past Presidents: M. Leonard Goodman, Sidney Sullivan, David Struckoff, John Jemilo, Marshall Hartman, Renee Maldonado Toomey and Chet Kulis. Also, the
2006 Criminal Justice Awards Presentations, and installation
of new officers.
Location: Chicago Athletic Association Room: Gym Knights Room/Michigan Room Address: 12 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 60603 Entrée: Classic Meatloaf (combination of beef, pork and veal with rosemary gravy and truffle oil) OR: Vegetable Linguini and sauteed zucchini for the vegetarians. Parking: Grant Park Underground Garage nearby Price: $40.00/person |
The Illinois Academy of Ciminology Presents a Panel Discussion:
from the American and Israeli Perspective"
| Speakers: | Dr. Andrew David, Office of the Consulate General of Israel
Mr. James Maurer, Director of Aviation, O'Hare International Airport. |
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Date: Wednesday,
April 26th, 2006 |
Cash Bar — 6:00 PM Banquet — 7:00 PM
Lake Shore Room for Dinner
$40 per person
- $45 at the door – Pre-payment and reservations requested
PRINTABLE DINNER RESERVATION
FORM
or
Reservations may be made by e-mail or telephone
Pat Banas (630-257-6843) (pattiebanas@comcast.net)
or
Dennis Fitzgerald at (773) 745-0803 (iAM4FITZ@comcast.net)
please mail checks payable to Illinois Academy of Criminology
P. O. Box 134, Lemont, Illinois 60439
Tuesday, November 8th, 2005
The Illinois Academy of Ciminology Presents a Panel Discussion:
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Date: Tuesday, November 8th, 2005 |
Panelists:
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Date: Thursday, October 20th, 2005 |
Panelists:
On Wednesday, October 5, 2005, the Illinois Academy of Criminology kicks
off its 56th Year with a timely and evocative presentation: "Public
Disorder: Looting and Other Public Security Concerns in Disasters."
The program will be hosted by
Panelists: Roberta Garner, Chairperson of the DePaul Sociology Department; Wesley Skogan, Professor of Political Science at Northwestern University; and Charles Williams, Deputy Superintendent of the Bureau of Strategic Deployment, Chicago Police Department.
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Date: Wednesday, October 5, 2005 |
Welcomes You to the 55th Anniversary Spring Institute,
Reception, Awards Banquet, and Installation of Directors
and Officers
Friday, June 10, 2005
The Chicago Athletic Association
The Lake Shore Room
12 South Michigan Avenue
Chicago, Illinois
Panel Discussions Begin at 3:00 PM
Crystal Room
“The Transition from Prison to Community”
Moderator: Edward Mogul, Professor, Wright College
“Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice Journalism
as Seen through the Eyes of Chicago’s Top Crime and Criminal Justice
Reporters”
Moderator: Richard Lindberg, Author & Historian
Reception and Dinner Begin at 6:00 PM
Lake Shore Room
ILLINOIS ACADEMY OF CRIMINOLOGY
Presents
21st Century Forensics:
Inside the CSI Lab
Moderators and Background Commentary
Dr. Kenneth Dooley
Special Victims Investigator, Chicago Police Department
President Emeritus Illinois Academy of Criminology
Panelists
Sergeant Robert Dubiel
Forensic Services Section
Chicago Police Department
Discussing, and demonstrating some,
“cutting edge” capabilities, equipment and approaches
to crime scene processing by the
Chicago Police Department Evidence Recovery Team
Jan Girten
Deputy Laboratory Director
Illinois State Police Crime Laboratory-
Chicago Division
Discussing the latest Tools, Technology
& Techniques
of “real world” Crime Lab Technicians
including resources available to local police agencies
Thursday, April 21, 2005
Program at 7:00 PM
Board Meeting at 6:00 PM
There is no charge for either the program
or parking
Chicago Police Department, 19thDistrict
HQ
Belmont and Western ( 2452 W. Belmont Ave)
Bring picture ID
For questions contact Michael Dooley (312-744-8200) Pat Banas (630-257-6843)
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| In the photo, the panelists are left to right, Dr. Nathan Kantrowitz, author, Member, Illinois Academy of Criminology; Professor Michael Deutsch, Northwestern Law School; Phillip Ranstrom, Independent Documentary Producer; Bonnie McGrath, Board Member, John Howard Association. [Chip Coldren could not make it and sent Bonnie McGrath in his stead | |
Criminal Justice Ethics:
The Dilemmas of Worst-Case Scenarios
A discussion of making tough decisions by police, lawyers
and judges, and related professionals.
Moderators and
Background Commentary
Dr. Dave Struckhoff
Professor,
Executive Director, Justice
Research Institute
Russell Ewert
Chairman, CEO: Atwood, Conger
and Ewert
Panelists:
Thomas Cline
Training Officer, Chicago
Police Department
President, International Asosciation
of Ethics Trainers
Dr. Keith Killackey
FBI (Retired)
Professor,
Patrick Leddy, Consultant
Blogger
Christopher Helt, Attorney
Principal, Helt and Associates
March 24, 2005
Program at 7:00 PM
Board Meeting at 6:00 PM
Chicago
Police Department, 19thDistrict HQ
Belmont
and Western (2452 W. Belmont
Ave)
Bring picture ID
For questions contact Dave Struckhoff
(815-730-7803)
or Pat Banas (630-257-6843)
PRESIDENTS NIGHT
BANQUET
HONORING
PRESIDENTS EMERITUS
OF THE
KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
Before founding Chicago Lawyer in 1978, Mr. Warden was an investigative reporter, foreign correspondent, and editor at the Chicago Daily News. Since the Chicago Lawyer changed ownership in 1989, Mr. Warden has worked as a political issues consultant, executive officer of the Cook County State’s Attorney's Office, and consultant to various law firms and the litigation department of General Electric Medical Systems.
Mr. Warden is the author or co-author of hundreds of articles and five books, including two books about wrongful convictions written in collaboration with Northwestern University Journalism Professor David Protess - A Promise of Justice - (Hyperion, 1998) and Gone in the Night (Delacorte, 1993).
Mr. Warden has won more than 50 journalism awards, including the Medill School of Journalism’s John Bartlow Martin Award for Public Interest Magazine Journalism, two American Civil Liberties Union James McGuire Awards, five Peter Lisagor Awards from the Society of Professional Journalists, and the Norval Morris Award from the Illinois Academy of Criminology. In 2004, he was inducted into the Chicago Journalism Hall of Fame.
THE CLIFF DWELLERS
312-932-8080
Menu:
We have arranged for ALTERNATIVES TO PORK: Chicken or Vegetable Plate. We must notify them three days prior to the event concerning the number of substitutions we need, so don’t forget to include that in your reservation.
Location: The Cliff Dwellers is on the top floor of the Borg-Warner building, 200 South
Parking: The closest parking is the Grant
Park Parking Lot, entering off of
Avenue, near
Reservations: Please e-mail or call with your dinner choice(s):
Pat
Banas (
Finding such a elegant venue as The Cliff Dwellers was a wonderful surprise. However, it has put us on a very tight budget. Therefore, we request, if it is at all possible, please mail your check now so we will have the money on hand at the end of the event to pay the bill.
Send your check for $40 per person to:
The ILLINOIS ACADEMY of CRIMINOLOGY
presents
A panel discussion on
PRISON REFORM
Northwestern University
Law School
BOOTH HALL, Room 204
357 E. Chicago Avenue
(½ block west of Lake Shore Drive)
Thursday, January 27,
2005
7:00 – 9:00 PM *
Panel:
Edward Mogul - Moderator
Former President, Illinois Academy of Criminology
James Coldren, Jr., Ph.D.
Member, Illinois Academy of Criminology
President, John Howard Association
Chairman, Criminal Justice Department, Governor’s State University
Author, Patuxent Institution: An American Experiment in Corrections; Studies
in Crime and Punishment
Michael Deutsch
Adjunct Professor of Law, Northwestern University School of Law
Teaching seminar on “Prisons and Prisoner Rights”
Legal Director, Center for Constitutional Rights, New York
Partner, People’s Law Office, Private Practice
Editor, Representation of Witnesses before Federal Grand Juries
Phillip Ranstrom
Independent Television Producer: Contributed independently produced television
documentaries for WTTW,
“The Cocaine Express”, “Uptown Christian Soldiers”,
“I Remember Riverview”, and “Reclaiming America”
Nathan Kantrowitz, Ph.D. - Commentator:
Member, Illinois Academy of Criminology
Author, Close Control: Managing A Maximum Security Prison--The Story
of Ragen's Stateville Penitentiary
* IAC Board Meeting at 6:00 p.m.
