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President Barack Obama at the White House in Washington, D.C., Aug. 25.
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What to Know About Our Conversation with President Obama Tomorrow

Join the conversation by submitting your question for President Obama.

President Barack Obama kicks off a new push in criminal justice reform Thursday in a live-streamed conversation with The Marshall Project.

Bill Keller, editor-in-chief of The Marshall Project, will moderate the 2 p.m. event, which also will include two national law enforcement leaders.

The livestream will be available at themarshallproject.org

On Thursday, The Marshall Project will be in Washington for a conversation with President Obama and law enforcement leaders about criminal justice reform. Bill Keller, TMP’s editor-in-chief, will be moderating the discussion.

We have plenty of questions, but we want to invite you to contribute to the discussion. What would you like to ask the President – or the police chiefs and prosecutors on the front lines – about reforming the American practice of criminal justice? Post your questions on Facebook or Twitter with the hashtag #CriminalJusticeReform, or submit your questions for the President through the form below:

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