This Thursday, March 29, 2007, Elon University School of Law is holding a "Discussion of Death Penalty and Sentencing Reform" with Tom Ross, Director of the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation and Former Chair of the North Carolina Sentencing and Policy Advisory Commission.
The discussion will be at 3:30 in Room 204, followed by afternoon tea in the Cemala Commons. The Judge of the week is Judge John O. Craig, III. See you there!
UPDATE: The Business Journal reports here that this summer, Tom Ross will leave his position at the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation to become president of Davidson College, his alma mater.
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