

Judge David S. Tatel
Oct 13, 2024
Judge David S. Tatel, a distinguished former civil rights attorney and judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, shares his compelling journey. He discusses the connections between scientific reasoning and judicial decision-making, and vividly recounts pivotal civil rights battles, including those fought by the NAACP. Tatel opens up about his experience with blindness, the meaningful role of his guide dog, and the importance of impartiality in the judiciary while reflecting on voting rights and personal identity. His insights blend justice with personal growth.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Boycotts and Battles: NAACP's Fight for Civil Rights
03:46 • 6min
Embracing Blindness: A Journey to Acceptance
10:04 • 12min
Judicial Restraint vs. Personal Belief
21:35 • 17min
Memories in Collaboration
38:59 • 6min
Voting Rights and Personal Journeys
44:34 • 14min
Interwoven Trajectories of Justice and Acceptance
58:32 • 4min