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Due Process is a legal television show on New Jersey Network. First started in 1996, Due Process has been continually broadcasting about New Jersey's legal community for 14 years. In its 15th season, Due Process is NJN’s award-winning weekly series on law and justice issues.

Hosted by Raymond Brown, Jr. and Sandra King, Due Process is a half-hour show usually composed of a pre-recorded segment followed by a discussion with up to three guests. Recent issues include the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor, the Pew Study on Prisons, the nature of corruption in New Jersey, and the strides made towards diversity in the legal profession.

Henrietta Parker is the coordinating producer for the show, which shares technical resources with other NJN shows like Another View, Images/Imagenes, and NJN News. As part of public television, Due Process is dependent on outside support which it receives in part from the New Jersey State Bar Foundation and IOLTA Fund of the Bar of New Jersey, as well as the Fund for New Jersey.

A typical season of Due Process is composed of 16 episodes, although the 13th season had 18 episodes. In 14 seasons, Due Process has produced more than 225 episodes, and won fourteen Emmys and received 75 Emmy nominations. It airs Sundays at 9:30 am and 6:30 pm, andd Tuesdays at 11:30 pm. Each week's episode can be viewed any time on the Due Process website (external link).

Episodes
Show #101: Cameras in the Courtroom Guests: Charles R. DiGisi - Retired Judge Barry Scheck - Attorney for O.J. Simpson and Professor, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law Ralph Martin - Retired Judge

Show #102: DNA in the Courtroom Guests: Richard Saferstein, PhD. Chief Forensic Scientist, NJ Dept. of Law and Public Safety Barry Scheck - Attorney for O.J. Simpson and Professor, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law

Show #103: Sexual Harassment Guests: Nancy Erika Smith, Esq. Rosemary Alito, Esq.

Show #104: Plea Bargaining Guests: W. Michael Murphy - Prosecutor, County of Morris Geralde Cardinale - NJ State Senator

Show #105: To Be a Juror Guests: Dr. John Lamberth, PhD Matthew P. Boylan

Show #106: Megan's Law Guests: John J. Fahey John J. Gibbons

Show #107: Municipal Court Guests: Evan Broadbelt - Judge Ernest Booker - Presiding Judge, Montclair Municipal Court Kenneth A. Vercammen - Attorney

Show #108: Juvenile Justice Guest: Jesse L. Moskowitz, Esq. Associate Commissioner NJ Dept. of Human Services

Show #109: Public Defender Guest: Brenda B. Smith Deputy Public Defender, Somerset Region

Show #110: Personal Injury Guests: Richard A. Amdur - Attorney, Amdur, Boyle, Maggs & McDermott Harold Sherman, Attorney

Show #111: Defense Attorneys Guests: Carl D. Poplar Maria DelGaizo Noto - Attorney

Show #112: Domestic Violence Guests: Patricia M. Barbarito - Attorney, Einhorn, Harris, Ascher & Barbarito Andrew P. Napolitano - Judge

Show #113: Adoption Guests: Albert Burstein - Attorney Toby Solomon - Attorney Barry Evenchick - Attorney

Show #114: Death Penalty Guest: Lawrence Lustberg - Attorney, Crummy, DeDeo, Dolan, Griffinger & Vecchione

Show #115: Race & Class Guests: Samuel G. DeSimone - Assignment Judge Superior Court of NJ, Counties of Gloucester, Cumberland and Salem Earl Michael Maltz - Professor Rutgers Law School Raymond A. Brown - Attorney

Show #116: Season Retrospective

Show #201: Drug Legalization Guests: Dr. M. Joycelyn Elders, Former US Surgeon General, Univ of Arkansas for Med. Serv. - Dept. of Pediatrics Sharpe James, Mayor, City of Newark

Show #202: Deadbeat Parents Guests: Wayne Bryant, NJ State Senator, Office of the State Democrats Al Slocum - Professor, Rutgers University School of Law, former Public Advocate

Show #203: Fugitives Guests: Brian J. Neary, Esq. - Attorney President, NJ Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers Marion Sanders - Bounty Hunter

Show #204: Divorce Guests: Patricia Barbarito - Attorney Chair, State Bar's Family Section Edward S. Snyder - Attorney former Chair, State Bar's Family Section

Show #205: High Tech Courtroom Guests: Alfred M. Wolen - Judge, US District Court Alan Zengas - Trial Attorney

Show #206: Boot Camp Guests: Paul Verniero - NJ Attorney General Claude Brown - Author, "Manchild in the Promised Land"

Show #207: Lawyer Ethics, Image & Discipline

Show #208: Should Inmates Pay Their Way? Guests: Joel Weingarten - Assemblyman, 21st District Audrey Bomse - Director, Prisoners' Self Help Clinic Seton Hall Law School

Show #209: Legal Education Guests: Ronald J. Riccio - Dean, Seton Hall University School of Law Roger I. Abrams - Dean, Rutgers University School of Law

Show #210: Medical Marijuana Guests: Jack Venturi - National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws C. Louis Bassano - NJ State Senator, 21st District Dr. William Vilensky, M.D. - Forensic and Educational Consultants in Alcohol and Drug Abuse

Show #211: Gay Partners Guests: Robin Wernick - Gay Rights Attorney John Tomicki - Legion of American Families

Show #212: Crime Statistics Down? Guests: Marcus Felson - Criminologist, Rutgers University Charles Knox - Director, Newark Blue/ former Superintendent, Port Authority Police

Show #213: Chief Justice Poritz Guests: Deborah Poritz Chambers of the Chief Justice Supreme Court of New Jersey

Show #214: Needle Exchange Guest: Father Michael P. Orsi Family Life Director Diocese of Camden

Show #215: Transracial Adoption Guests: Elizabeth McClendon - Clinical Social Worker Dr. Rita Simon - Author, Professor The American University, School of Public Affairs Dept. of Justice, Law and Society Andrew Napolitano - former Judge, Family Court

Show #216: Season Retrospective Show #301: David Shepard Revisited Guests: Paul J. Castelerio John Kaye - Monmouth County Prosecutor James McCloskey

Show #302: Gay Adoption Guests: Robert Bruce Skewes James Boskey - Professor

Show #303: Federal Sentencing (Capital Punishment) Guests: Peter Harvey - former US Attorney Riker Danzig David A. Ruhnke - Professor, New York University Law School

Show #304: Drug Court Guests: Steven Rogers - Sergeant, Nutley Police Dept. Allen Clear - Executive Director, Harm Reduction Coalition Yvonne Smith Segars - Defense Attorney (Member, National Assn. of Drug Court Professionals)

Show #305: Megan's Law/First Amendment Guests: Peter Verniero - Attorney General John Furlong - Attorney Peter Banta - Attorney

Show #306: Drugs In Prison Guests: Dr. Steven Belenko - Columbia University CASA Al Levin - Documentary Producer Patricia Mulcahy - Dept. of Corrections

Show #307: Affirmative Action

Show #308: AIDS/HIV Reporting Guests: Dr. Charles Harris Douglas H. Morgan - NJ Dept. of Health Karen Kuhn - The Women and Aids Network

Show #309: Gay Bashing in Schools Guests: Marianne F. Auriemma - Gay & Lesbian Rights Attorney Kathleen Smallwood Johnson - Educational Attorney Prof. Mary James Edwards - Diversity Coord., South Orange/Maplewood School District

Show #310: Sexual Harassment on Campus Guests: Patricia Medina Talbert - Attorney Mark Blunda - Attorney Dr. Vernell Patrick - V.P. and Counsel, Essex County College

Show #311: Death Penalty Reform Guests: Joseph Krakora - Professor, Seton Hall Law School Cathy Waldor - former President, Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers Boris Moczula - First Assistant Prosecutor, Passaic County - Governor's Death Penalty Commission

Show #312: School Residency Laws Guests: Frank Askin - Professor, Rutgers Univ. School of Law Frank Pomaco - Chief Counsel, Belleville Board of Education

Show #313: Privacy and the Internet Guests: Richard C. Klein, Esq. - Attorney, Klein & Halden/American Bar Assn. Science & Technology Committee Jason Catlett - President, Junkbusters Corp. Richard L. Field - Attorney

Show #314: Random Drug Testing in Schools Guests: Robert Boose - Executive Director, NJ School Boards Association David Rubin - Attorney Jordan Bass - Student, Livingston High School

Show #315: Legal Pointers

Show #316: Season Retrospective

Show #401: Johnnie Cochran Up Close Guest: Johnnie Cochran

Show #402: Police Brutality Guests: Johnnie Cochran Richard Whelan - President, New Jersey Fraternal Order of Police Lawrence Hamm

Show #403: Impeachment Guests: Donald M. Payne - Congressman, 10th District Marge S. Roukema - Congresswoman, 5th District

Show #404: Affirmative Action Guests: Michael Patrick Carroll - Assemblyman, 25th District Theodore M. Shaw - Associate Director - Counselor NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund

Show #405: Volkswagon Slavery Guests: Allyn Z. Lite Marge S. Roukema - Congresswoman, 10th District

Show #406: Animal Rights Guests: Diana Jeffrey, Newark Center Alan L. Kraus

Show #407: Obese Discrimination Guests: Maxine Neuhaser - Employment Lawyer Epstein, Becker & Green Robert Sponaugle - Chairperson, National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance Christopher Kelly - Attorney, Reppert, Kelly & Wohlgemuth

Show #408: Gay Boy Scouts Guests: Lewis Robertson - Plaintiff's Attorney Robert Rochford - Attorney, National Catholic Committee on Scouting David Roach - ACLU, NJ

Show #409: Profiling Guests: Col. Clinton L. Pagano, Sr. - Capital Gaming International, Inc. Rev. Reginald T. Jackson Dr. John Lamberth

Show #410: John Schlichtmann Guest: Jan Richard Schlichtmann

Show #411: Divorce Law Guests: John E. Finnerty - Family Law Specialist Linda Feinberg - Assignment Judge, Mercer County Lynn Newsome - Family Law Specialist

Show #412: Death Penalty Guests: Dick Zimmer - former Congressman/ Chair of Governor's Committee to Study the Implimentation of the Death Penalty Lee Solomon - Prosecutor, Camden County David Rhunke - Criminal Defense Attorney

Show #413: Grandparents' Rights Guests: Carol L. Davis - M.S.W., Salvation Army Grandfamilies Program James Louis - Deputy, Law Guardian Program Althena D. Alsobrook - Family Law Practitioner

Show #414: "Prop 16" Guests: Elisa Kircher Cole - General Counsel, The National Collegiate Athletic Association Dr. Deborah Bowles

Show #415: Alan Dershowitz Up Close Guest: Alan Dershowitz - Noted Attorney

Show #416: Season Retrospective

Show #501: New Jersey Supreme Court

Show #502: Drugs: Re-Examining Public Policy

Show #503: Non-Marital Partnerships

Show #504: The Three Strikes Law

Show #505: Less Lethal Weapons

Show #506: DNA Testing

Show #507: Hate Crimes

Show #508: US Supreme Court Preview

Show #509: Megan's Law

Show #510: Sex Offenders: Should They Be Treated Differently?

Show #511: Gun Control and Right to Bear Arms

Show #512: Waiving Up Juveniles into Adult Court

Show #513: Death Penalty

Show #514: Juvenile Awareness Program

Show #515: Profiling

Show #516: Season Retrospective

Show #601: Bounty Hunters

Show #602: Parental Notification

Show #603: Cell Phone Safety

Show #604: Pitbulls: Ban Them?

Show #605: Stopping Domestic Violence

Show #606: Drug Court

Show #607: Profiling

Show #608: Faith-Based Initiative

Show #609: Should Felons Vote?

Show #610: School Cameras

Show #611: Tattoos & Body Piercing

Show #612: Gangs in School

Show #613: DNA Banks

Show #614: Grandma's Photos

Show #615: Reparations

Show #616: Retrospective

Show # 701: Civil Liberties vs. National Security Due Process begins its seventh season with a thoughtful look behind the post-September 11 headlines. The show examines changes in both public attitudes and public policy in the wake of the September 11 attacks.

Show # 702: Centurion Ministries

Show # 703: Conversation with Michael Chertoff NJN presents a special edition of Due Process featuring an in-depth discussion with Michael Chertoff, Assistant Attorney General, U.S. Department of Justice and Chairman of the Bush Administration's 9/11 Task Force.

Show # 704: Zero Tolerance

Show # 705: The Polygraph It's the polygraph, the lie detector, that's on trial in tonight's edition of Due Process, when Senior Producer Sandy King actually submits to a truth test, while host Raymond Brown interviews experts on both sides of the polygraph debate.

Show # 706: DWI. Drunk Driving

Show # 707: Christopher Christie, NJ's US Attorney

Show # 708: Abstinence

Show # 709: Death Penalty Moratorium

Show # 710: Juvenile Boot Camp Due Process revisits New Jersey's first and only juvenile boot camp in an up-close look at a still controversial method of reaching at-risk kids. Studio guests: Howard Beyer, executive director of the NJ Juvenile Justice Commission, who says the boot camp still serves an important role in dealing with juvenile delinquency, and Travis Pratt, PhD of the Rutgers School of Criminal Justice, whose own work suggests that the boot camp may be doing more harm than good.

Show # 711: Profiling with Santiago NJ State Police Superintendent Joseph Santiago talks to Sandy King and Raymond Brown on the challenges he faces in his position on Due Process. Racial profiling - one of the most controversial issues Santiago will handle - is among the topics discussed.

Show # 712: Delinquent Girls We return to our exclusive visit behind the doors of an innovative program designed to end substance abuse and criminal behavior among teen girls, most of whom have themselves been victims of abuse. In the field piece, we turn for expert commentary to Assemblywoman Mary Previte (D-Camden), an expert in delinquency who runs her county's juvenile detention program. In the studio our guests are: Dr. Bruce Stout of the UMDNJ Violence Institute, Professor Phillip Ross of Seton Hall Law School and Cynthia Northington, Ph.D. of William Paterson University.

Show # 714: Safe Haven A Due Process appraisal of and update on the New Jersey law designed to offer a realistic alternative to abandonment of the newborn. Studio guests: NJ State Bar Association President-Elect Karol Corbin Walker, Mary Daly of Adoptions from the Heart and Sister Ann Stango, who helped write the New Jersey statute.

Show # 715: 9/11 Update: Civil Liberties v National Security - Part I

Show # 716: 9/11 Update: Civil Liberties v National Security - Part II

Show # 801: Gay Marriage Due Process Opens 8th Season Premiere with "Will New Jersey become the first state to make gay marriage legal?" The award-winning Due Process series launches its 8th season with the in-depth story behind that controversial question. The premiere episode features an exclusive profile of Cindy Meneghin and Maureen Kilian of Butler, suburban mothers of two and one of seven gay couples who have sued the state for the right to marry in a case being watched across the country. They've been in a committed relationship since high school and feel they should be allowed to wed. Are gays denied equal protection under the NJ Constitution as the lawsuit insists? In an in-studio debate, Assemblyman Michael Patrick Carroll says no, while Adam Aronson of the national Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund argues in favor of the lawsuit.

Show # 802: Under God Will the US Supreme Court overturn a federal appellate court decision striking those words from the Pledge of Allegiance? "Due Process" gets a New Jersey take on this national controversy with an intimate profile of a Warren County waitress who has mounted a one-woman billboard campaign to keep God in the Pledge. The studio segment features Rev. William Howard, former president of the National Council of Churches, Rutgers Law Assoc. Dean Ron Chen and Assemblyman Richard Merkt (R-Morris)

Show # 803: The Strange Case of Bobby Cumber He was convicted as a co-conspirator in the Robert Marshall murder-for-hire trial, but 17 years later, the judge who sentenced him says his release is long overdue. Trenton State Prison Inmate Bobby Cumber and now-retired Superior Court Judge Manuel Greenberg in their first television interviews in this Due Process exclusive report, followed by a debate on mandatory sentencing, featuring NJ Public Defender Yvonne Segars, Monmouth County 1st Asst. Prosecutor Bob Honnecker and retired Superior and Appellate Court Judge Isaiah Steinberg.

Show # 804: Randon Drug Testing in Schools Due Process goes inside Hunterdon Central High School to examine and merits and the practicality of random drug testing of teens. Hunterdon Central has just resumed its nearly-universal testing program, following last year's appellate court decision which rejected ACLU objections. Studio Guests: Kevin Kovacs, the lawyer who won the case for Hunterdon Central; Anti-drug crusader and former Newark detective Dave Toma, the model for two network police dramas and Pulitzer-nominated author Maia Salavitz, who writes on issues of drug policy and treatment.

Show # 805: The Malpractice Medical Crisis Have the courts gone out of control on medical malpractice judgments? Is the answer a cap on awards? A mandated cut on premiums? Is there a middle ground between the state's lawyers and its doctors? On this edition of Due Process, we look at the medical malpractice crisis that caused doctor's offices and routine care to halt for three days. Guests to include Abbott Brown, a medical malpractice litigator and author of NJ ICLE's NJ Medical Malpractice Law (2001) who opposes the caps. Other guests TBA.

Show # 806: Maggie's Law Should sleep-deprived drivers be prosecuted in the same way as drunk drivers? Pending New Jersey - and federal - legislation would make driving after staying awake for 24 hours or more illegal. The law is named for Maggie McDonnell, a 21-year-old college student, killed in a head-on collision with a sleepless driver who dozed off behind the wheel. Our field piece features an emotional interview with Maggie's mother, the driving force behind the proposed legislation. Congressman Rob Andrews and the lawyer who successfully defended Maggie's killer are tentatively scheduled as studio guests.

Show # 807: Supreme Court Update

Show # 808: Taking On Truancy State law allows the courts to hold parents responsible for their children's failure to go to school. Parents have been fined and even jailed. But, in Newark, a municipal court judge has initiated a unique program that partners with local colleges, tutoring and counseling programs to intervene in lieu of punishment.

Show # 809: Conversation with Peter Harvey, part 1 A Due Process exclusive: New Jersey's new attorney general, the first African-American to hold the post, in his first sit-down interview.

Show # 810 Conversation with Peter Harvey, part 2 A Due Process exclusive: New Jersey's new attorney general, the first African-American to hold the post, in his first sit-down interview.

Show # 811 Street Surveillance Cameras Due Process takes to the streets of Jersey City to gauge the effectiveness - and the citizen reaction to - video cameras that have been set up in high crime residential neighborhoods.

Show # 812 Legal Education

Show # 813 Jury Questions

Show # 814 Pro Se Does the person who represents himself have a fool for a client? That’s just one of the questions raised by the growing trend of self-representation – going pro se. We follow one pro se litigant and explore the pros and cons of pro se with a former public defender, Robert Tarver, Seton Hall Law Professor Jon Romberg and Carl Frederick, President of the American Pro Se Association

Show # 815: Conversation with Christopher Christie

Show # 816: Retrospective

Show # 901: Judge Chertoff

Show # 902: Air Profiling

Show # 903: Same Sex Marriage

Show # 904: Grandmother's Rights

Show # 905: Death Penalty Study

Show # 906: Needle Exchange

Show # 907: Peter Harvey: The AG One Year In

Show #908: Safe at Any Age: Gov. Byrne Takes the Test

Show #909: A Due Process Special: “The Case That Changed America?”

Show #912: Cold Case Files

Show #913: Election Show -- Voting Special

Show #914: The War on Drugs: A Losing Battle?

Show #915: The Gang Threat

Show #916: Retrospective-Season 9

Show # 1001: Free Speech in Time of War, Part 1

Show # 1002: Free Speech in Time of War, Part 2

Show #1003: Charitable Immunity

Show #1004: Medical Marijuana

Show #1005: Women in Prison

Show #1006: Lemon Law

Show #1007: McSuits

Show #1008: Larry Peterson: Innocent and Imprisoned

Show #1009: MatriArk

Show #1010: Justice Coleman: Life After the Court

Show #1011: Domestic Violence: Offical Response

Show #1012: Gender Equality in Sports

Show #1013: Disenfranchised Felons

Show #1014: The Port Authority: Paying the Price for Terrorism

Show #1015: Peter Harvey: Leaving Office

Show #1016: Retrospective

Show #1101: U.S. Supreme Court: What's Next?

Show #1102: Jailhouse Lawyers

Show #1103: Attorney General Zulima Farber

Show #1104: Chaplain Yee & Guantanamo

Show #1105: Michael Chertoff: Homeland Security Chief

Show #1106: Gay Marriage: Decision Pending

Show #1107: Ron Chen: Public Advocate

Show # 1108: Uth Turn

Show #1109: Health Disparity: Legal Remedy

Show #1110: Prison Violence

Show #1111: Needle Exchange Redux

Show #1112: Tasers

Show #1113: Adoption Records

Show #1114: CASA

Show #1115: Gay Marriage Decision

Show #1116: Retrospective

Show #1201: The Zazzali Court

Show #1202: Death Penalty '07

Show #1203: Prosecutor Paula Dow

Show #1204: Judge Robert Carter: Civil Rights Pioneer

Show #1205: Prisoner Re-Entry

Show #1206: Chief Justice Deborah Poritz

Show #1207: School Vouchers

Show #1208: Corey Booker: Newark Mayor

Show #1209: Lynne Stewart: Prison Bound?

Show #1210: Gangs: How to Stop the Violence

Show #1211: Bullying in Schools: Who's to Blame?

Due Process Special: Newark Rebellion 40th Anniversary

Show #1212: Newark: The Slow Road Back 2007 - Part One

Show #1213: Newark: The Slow Road Back 2007 - Part Two

Show #1214: America's Concentration Camps

Show #1215: Mr. Brown: Ray on Ray

Show #1216: Anne Milgram: Attorney General

Show #1301: "American Gangster": Real Players

Show #1302: Slavery in New Jersey

Show #1303: School Drug Tests

Show #1304: After the Zazzali Court

Show #1305: Byrne at 84

Show #1306: Guantanamo: Law School Lessons

Show #1307: Civil Union v. Marriage

Show #1308: Glass Ceiling

Show #1309: The Second Amendment – Defined

Show #1310: FBI Guidelines

Show #1311: Raising the Bar

Show #1312: The Honorable John Gibbons

Show #1313: Nick Katzenbach: The Kennedy & Johnson Years

Show #1314: Nick Katzenbach: The Kennedy & Johnson Years

Show #1315: Civil Union Review Commision

Show #1316: Retrospective

Show #1317: Michael Chertoff: The Homeland Security Chief’s Exit Interview, Pt. 1

Show #1318: Michael Chertoff: The Homeland Security Chief’s Exit Interview, Pt. 2

Show #1401: Obama and Justices

Show #1402: Plate Scanners

Show #1403: Crisis On The Cell Block, Pt. 1

Show #1404: Crisis On The Cell Block, Pt. 2

Show #1405: Megan's Law

Show #1406: Workplace Bullying

Show #1407: Diversity in the Law Part I: The Judiciary

Show #1408: Diversity in the Law Part II: Education

Show #1409: Voting Rights Act Decision

Show #1410: Gangs in New Jersey and Moral Panic

Show #1411: Madame Justice Sotomayor

Show #1412: New Jersey: State of Corruption?

Show #1413: Brick City Crime

Show #1414: Needle Exchange: The First Year

Show #1415: 2009 Retrospective

Show #1416: Retrospective - 14 Year Legacy