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* i a “i te # 2 ; 9 we $ : : ceeds 58-11 RR INNS REE EIT RMIRITS AE I ote ese meme pace AAT RORCTSRRE AAR MD UA RTEE Bra enw ase =» ’ omen} ABOUI THE CONSULTANTS: American — | Friends —~ 7 Service PUBLIC AFFAIRS PROGRAM 1822 A STREET N.W., WASHINGTON, D.C. 20000 + 202-23 Onm mitton Ine VOMMITtee, inc. 7 eet #Pub NOT FOR PUBLICATION TO: Members of Congress and Executive Branch Officials FROM: B. Tartt Bell and Harold E. Snyder SUBJECT: November Seminar You are cordially invited to the informal, off-the-record dinner-seminar described be] Gesigned for a maximum of twenty Members. of Congress and Government Executives. You 1% find enclosed a reply card, which should be returned at your earliest convenience, as Space will be at a premium. TIME: Tuesday, November 16, 1571; 6:15 sharp to 9:30 p.m. sharp PLACE: Davis House, 1822 R Street, N.W. CONSULTANTS: G. RICHARD BACON, Director, Pennsylvania Prison Society, and Editor, The Prison Journal —_ EDWARD C. MORGENROTH, Chairman, AFSC Working Party on Criminal Justice, Certified Psychologist, State of California GEORGE BE. SAWYER, Coordinator, Urban Studies Programs, Earlham College; lawyer CHAIRMAN: ROBERT F. DRINAN, M.C., House Judiciary Committee PURPOSE: On November 17 the American Friends Service Committee will announce the | lication of STRUGGLE FOR JUSTICE, - A Report on Crime and Punishment in America. It was prepared by a “working party" composed of both scholars in criminal j tice, and persons who have been on the receiving end of the system. The preface state "The question of crime, justice, and punishment has become a major public issue once a: Tae working party concludes that reformist prescriptions for improving the system of c minal justice are bankrupt and that the system is a major failure. The seminar is to examine with the three working party members listed as consultants, the findings and r mrnandaéianese maf ¢ha hawal tin ahalt - MAS SUL esse WR I OFLA Ee o We shall focus on the policy implications for the legislativ and executive branches. Your response to the book's “Epilogue: Action’ will be espect valuable. , G. Richard Bacon has worked for two state penitentiaries and & social work in the Philadelphia prisons. He is a member of thi Governor's Justice” Commission. Edward C. Morgenroth is President Emeritus of Pacific Oaks Col: and Children‘s School (Calif.) He is a member ef the Vocational Development Committee Ex-Convicts, Golden West College. George E. Sawyer is a graduate of Howard University Law School rom 1966 to 1970 he was Executive Director of Legal Services Organization of Indianap and is a member of the Indiana bar. egAasmnte /g7j_// 3 7 2a — y 4 /