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Southern
Regional Hearing
Montgomery, Alabama
March 11, 2005
Southwest
Regional Hearing
Phoenix, AZ
April 7, 2005
Northeast
Regional Hearing
New York, New York
June 14, 2005
Midwest
Regional Hearing
Minneapolis, Minnesota
July 22, 2005
South Georgia Hearing
Americus, Georgia
August 2, 2005
Florida
Hearing
Orlando, Florida
80th National Convention of the National Bar Association
August 4, 2005
South
Dakota Hearing
Rapid City, South Dakota
September 9, 2005
Western
Regional Hearing
Los Angeles, California
September 27, 2005
Mid-Atlantic
Regional Hearing
Washington, DC
October 14, 2005
Mississippi
Hearing
Jackson, Mississippi
October 29, 2005
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Congresswoman
Denise Majette is a life-long public servant who has
spent her career fighting for Georgia families. Majette
served as a representative of Georgia’s 4th Congressional
District where she was a member of the influential House
Budget Committee. In 2004, she was the Democratic candidate
for Georgia U.S. Senator. Before serving in Congress,
she served as a judge on the Georgia State Court of DeKalb
County in 1993 after working as a law clerk for the Georgia
Court of Appeals, a Special Assistant Attorney General,
and an Administrative Law Judge on the State Board of
Workers’ Compensation. 
Derryn
Moten, Ph.D. is an Associate professor of Humanities
at Alabama State University. He is chair of the Alabama
Prison Project, a watchdog group advocating for the rights
of prisoners and against the death penalty. Moten also
serves on the board of the Alabama’s Writers’
forum, an advocacy group for writers.