Disaggregating the Police Function
Disaggregating the various functions of modern police agencies provides us the basis to start to reimagine how we might go about building better systems of layered responses to the social problems we have for too long left at the feet of policing agencies in American.
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Miracles and wonder
Somewhere right now, a camera is scanning a face. A license plate reader is logging a car. And most of us barely notice anymore. We sit down with NYU law professor Barry Friedman to talk about how surveillance became the background noise of modern life — and what it’s doing to democracy.
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#81: Freedom Lives Inside Structure with Barry Friedman
Most people think freedom means having fewer rules.
Barry Friedman believes the exact opposite.
After growing up in chaos—including periods of homelessness and living out of a car—Barry found something that gave him control for the first time: juggling. That obsession became a four-time World Champ…
155: How to be a Good Issue Spotter with Barry Friedman and John Goldberg
Barry Friedman of NYU Law and John Goldberg of Harvard Law School discuss the third edition of their book, Open Book: Succeeding on Law School Exams from Day One. They discuss the book's origins and what has been updated in this anticipated edition.
Balancing Public Safety and Civil Liberties in the Age of Innovation
Since the passage of Proposition E in 2024, San Francisco has expanded its use of technology in public safety, including drones, automated license plate readers, and the city’s new Real Time Investigations Center. As these tools become part of everyday policing, they’ve prompted conversations about…
Be Determined, Be Detached: A Powerful Communication Secret
What if ONE simple communication lesson could change the way you handle business, relationships, rejection, and even success?
In this episode of How to Talk to Humans, communication expert Larry Wilson explores his “One Thing Principle”—the idea that sometimes one powerful lesson is all you need to…
Recode Decode: Rick Smith
Axon CEO Rick Smith talks with Recode's Kara Swisher about his company's best known product (the Taser), how it's thinking about the ethical implications of new products aimed at police, and the controversies around facial recognition in body cameras. Plus: Is the weapon of the future a pistol that…
Recode Decode: Barry Friedman
Barry Friedman, the director of The Policing Project at New York University's School of Law, talks with Recode's Kara Swisher about making police more accountable, the ethics of emerging technologies like AI and facial recognition, and the missing regulations that affect local communities in the US…
Birdland Music: Nearly Six Decades of Music and Memories
Barry Friedman's story is really a story about family, music, and the enduring love of a good record store. His family took over Birdland Music in July 1969, when his father purchased the business from Neil Adesso. Barry was still in high school, but by Christmas of that year he was already helping…
Barry Friedman on the Transplant Landscape
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Dr. Samra and Barry Friedman discuss the Transplant Landscape.
They discuss 'the middle space' the time between the organ being offered and acceptance by the transplant program. They review all the behind the scene steps that have to happen before a patient is transplanted.
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