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Philosophy Dialogue on the criminal justice system

Philosophy Dialogue on the criminal justice system
Dialogues at the Library hosted by Jo Ann Carson, Texas State University philosophy senior lecturer, recently held a panel discussion on the criminal justice system in Hays County and beyond. Pictured is the panel composed of Stephanie Korcheck — a member of the San Marcos Police Chief ’s Advisory Panel, Sam Benavides — Mano Amiga communications director, Paul Buntyn — Abundant Life Christian Church pastor emeritus, Scott Bowman — TXST Criminal Justice and Criminology professor and Dwonna Goldstone — TXST African American Studies program director. Daily Record photos by Shannon West

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The criminal justice system has received some scrutiny as of late, and even locally, people are looking at it with a more discerning eye and discussing pathways to reform. Dialogues at the library is hosted by Jo Ann Carson, Texas State University philosophy senior lecturer, and features a variety of interesting discussions held at the San Marcos Public Library at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesdays. One of the topics was criminal justice in Hays County and beyond, and the panel included Scott Bowman — TXST Criminal Justice and Criminology professor, Dwonna Goldstone — TXST African American Studies program director, Sam Benavides — Mano Amiga communications director, Stephanie Korcheck — a member of the San Marcos Police Chief ’s Advisory Panel, and Paul Buntyn — Abundant Life Christian Church pastor emeritus.

Buntyn made a comment that accentuated the importance of these types of open forum discussions among community members. He said he believes that dialogue would be a key factor to making the legal system more equitable.

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