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Anthony C. Thompson is a Professor of Clinical Law Emeritus at NYU School of Law, where he has taught for over 20 years, focusing on criminal law, civil litigation, and race leadership. He is the founding faculty director of the Center on Race and Inequality Law and has contributed significantly to community justice, offender reentry, and problem-solving courts. Thompson is an author of several notable articles and books, including 'Dangerous Leaders', which examines the roles of lawyers as leaders and the preparation necessary for law students to become effective leaders. He co-authored 'Perilous Path', discussing race and law in America with prominent legal figures. His 2008 publication, 'Releasing Prisoners / Redeeming Communities', addresses reentry issues and the intersection of race and politics. Thompson has received multiple teaching awards, including the Podell Teaching Award and the University’s Distinguished Teaching Award in 2011. He has been active in various national non-profits and formerly chaired the Governor’s Reentry Council.
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