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February 11, 1997Talk of the Nation(entire program) First Hour: Sexual Harassment In the ArmyWith new sexual harassment allegations plaguing the U.S. Army some members of Congress and military personnel have suggested segregating male and female officers. Supporters of the gender separation think it would improve the performance of female officers, but critics fear it will prevent women from receiving equal opportunities. Dealing with sexual harassment in the military...on the next Talk of the Nation, from NPR news. Guests:
Attorney for Sergeant Major Brenda Hoster President and Founder of Wanda's Fund Other Guests: TBA Also An Army Colonel A Marine Lt. Colonel Listeners call in Second Hour: Death PenaltyOn the next Talk of the Nation we'll talk with two federal judges about death penalty sentencing. Critics say the problem is not the death penalty itself, but the inconsistent way it is imposed. How effective can a legal punishment be when it is enforced differently by our judges? And how does a judge's personal opinion impact the ruling? That's next on Talk of the Nation, from NPR news. Guests:
Judge Alex Kozinski Judge United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, 1985-present Author Tinkering With Death, The New Yorker - 2/10/97 Judge Steve Reinhart Judge United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, 1980-present Another Guest Listeners call in |
