2 Roosevelt Steptoe Dr. | Baton Rouge, LA 70813 P: 225.771.2552 | F: 225.771.2474, Chancellor's Welcome Office of External Affairs Strategic Plan Title IXCampus Safety, Students Faculty AlumniFaculty DirectoryStaff DirectoryLaw Clinics, Policies & Forms Information Technology Public Disclosures Student Accomodations. Professor Angela A. Allen-Bell is a native of New Orleans, Louisiana and a 1998 graduate of the Southern University Law Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Angela A. Allen-Bell, The Incongruous Intersection of the Black Panther Party and the Ku Klux Klan, 39 Seattle U. L. Rev. Institutional Accountability & Accreditation, 2 Roosevelt Steptoe Dr. | Baton Rouge, LA 70813. Courses Taught: Legal Writing & Analysis I, Legal Writing & Analysis II, Legal Research, Professional Responsibility, Constitutional Law I & Law & Minorities. Prior to entering law school, Bell served as a Program Director for the National Council of Negro Women of Greater New Orleans. Rev. Recognized by the Innocence Project N.O. Agnihotri Endowed Professor. 763 (2012) (Lead Article). Prior to entering law school, Bell served as a Program Director for the National Council of Negro Women of Greater New Orleans. Angela A. Allen-Bell, Louisiana Justice Commission Hearing-Written Testimony (Nov. 2, 2013). (Feb. 25, 2014) (statement of Angela A. Allen-Bell). Angela A. Allen-Bell, Activism Unshackled & Justice Unchained: A Call to Make a Human Right Out of One of the Most Calamitous Human Wrongs to Have Taken Place on American Soil, 7 J. of Law & Social Deviance 125 (2014). Armstrong Campus: 11935 Abercorn Street University Hall Office #297 • Savannah, GA 31419 • 912-344-2797 Statesboro Campus: P.O. 195 (Fall 1997). Additionally, Professor Bell engages in advocacy work and is regular speaker in her community, as well as for professional organizations. 585 (2016) (Lead, Angela A. Allen-Bell, A Prescription for Healing a National Wound: Two Doses of Executive Direct Action Equals a Portion of Justice and a Serving of Redress for America & The Black Panther Party, 5 Univ.

The University today is part of the only historically black Land Grant university system in the United States. 2015.

L.Q. Featured in : William Fox, A Soledad Brother: How a group of Students Hundreds of Miles from California Took on the Cause of an Aging Prisoner, Voices of Monterey Bay, March 21, 2018. Southern University and A&M College, a historically black 1890 land-grant institution, provides opportunities for a diverse student population to achieve a high-quality, global educational experience, to engage in scholarly research and creative activities, and to give meaningful public service to the community, the state, the nation and the world. 2017. She has made many media appearances and particated in countless local, national and international media collaborations to discuss her scholarship and her advocacy work, including Sky News (United Kingdom), La Presse (France), Le Nouvel Observateur (France), MSNBC (News Nation with Tamron Hall), NBC Nightly News, National Public Radio (All Things Considered). Race & Soc. Quoted in: Andrew Cohen, A Vestige of Bigotry: The Supreme Court and Non-Unanimous Juries, The Marshall Project, September 25, 2017. Quoted in: Julia Craven, Surveillance of Black Lives Matter Movement Recalls COINTELPRO, Huffington Post, Aug. 20. Scholarship included in American Law Reports (A.L.R.) In 2008, she left the judiciary and began her career in academia as a law professor. She has the distinction of having worked on several historic advocacy campaigns, such as the Angola 3 case, the case of Soledad Brother John Clutchette and the abolishment of Louisiana’s non-unanimous jury law.

Angela A. Allen-Bell, Nelson Mandela: A World-Class Sportsman and the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the Civil and Human Rights League, in A TRIBUTE TO NELSON MANDELA (12/13). After law school, she spent ten years working at an appellate court and, in this capacity, gained an expertise in appellate law. View the profiles of people named Angela Southern. Quoted in: Anthony Izaguirre, Louisiana Takes Aim at Jim Crow-Era Jury Law, Associated Press, April 15, 2018. Scholarship included in American Jurisprudence as a reference source under cruel and unusual punishment. Herman’s House-Study Guide Expert for PBS Online Materials (June 2013).

as a reference source under solitary confinement. Angela A. Allen-Bell, ‘Soledad Brother’ John Clutchette Granted Parole – Will California Gov. This website uses cookies to ensure site visitors get the best experience on our website.

2 Roosevelt Steptoe Dr. | Baton Rouge, LA 70813 P: 225.771.2552 | F: 225.771.2474, Chancellor's Welcome Office of External Affairs Strategic Plan Title IXCampus Safety, Students Faculty AlumniFaculty DirectoryStaff DirectoryLaw Clinics, Policies & Forms Information Technology Public Disclosures Student Accomodations. for scholarly contribution and advocacy relative to change in Louisiana’s non-unanimous jury law, June 1, 2018.

Quoted in: Larry Sharp, 10-2 Unfair Advantage, The Angolite, Nov./Dec. Miami. Rev. 1157 (2016).. Angela A. Allen-Bell, How The Narrative About Louisiana’s Non-Unanimous Criminal Jury System Became A Person Of Interest in The Case Against Justice In The Deep South, 67 Mercer L. Rev. Angela A. Allen-Bell, Why Stop at Confederate Monuments?