Lang to appear on Law and Crime Network

Glenville State College professor to address issues

GLENVILLE -- A professor at Glenville State College has been chosen to appear on a television show on the Law and Crime Network.

Assistant Professor Ken Lang, chairman of the Department of Social Sciences and Criminal Justice at Glenville State, will appear on the network's "The Morning Docket."

Hosted by New York attorney Jesse Weber, the series features criminal justice professionals to address the investigative, technical and legal issues of the live court cases streamed on the website. Lang auditioned for the show in December and was asked to return as regular legal analyst.

"For the past several weeks, I've had the opportunity to provide legal analysis on the New York v. Harvey Weinstein case, among other notable cases," Lang said. "What the hosts have found to be beneficial with my appearances is my ability to draw on my investigative experiences in violent crimes and parse out how meticulous detail becomes significant in the courtroom. The experience is a great opportunity to represent Glenville State College and our criminal justice program to such a large audience."

Weinstein this past week was convicted of two charges against him.

The Law and Crime Trial Network has an estimated 5 million viewers and features a variety of series on high-profile criminal trials, celebrity justice, and smart legal analysis. Lang appeared on the show on Wednesday and commented on live trial coverage.

The Law and Crime Network is available for streaming on xfinity, Tivo, AppleTV, iPhone, Android, Roku, FireTV, Prime Video, with the option to listen and stream live from their website. Visit https://lawandcrime.com/where-to-watch/ to view streaming options.