American Criminal Law Review

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Latest documents

• Hazy future: the impact of federal and state legal dissonance on marijuana businesses.
• Lessons from the private enforcement of health care fraud.
• "Private justice" and FCPA enforcement: should the SEC whistleblower program include a qui tam provision?
• Life, death, and Medicare fraud: the corruption of hospice and what the private public partnership under the federal False Claims Act is doing about it.
• Life, death, and Medicare fraud: the corruption of hospice and what the private public partnership under the federal False Claims Act is doing about it.
• Testing Congress' foreign commerce and treaty powers: a new, (un)constitutional tool for combating American child sex tourists?
• Balancing rehabilitation and punishment: combining juvenile court waiver mechanisms to create a balanced justice system.
• Promoting parental guidance: an argument for the parent child privilege in juvenile adjudications.
• Intellectual property crimes.
• Money laundering.

Featured documents

• Securities fraud.
• A plea for funds: using Padilla, Lafler, and Frye to increase public defender resources.
• Material to whom? Implementing Brady's duty to disclose at trial and during plea bargaining.
• Money laundering.
• Life, death, and Medicare fraud: the corruption of hospice and what the private public partnership under the federal False Claims Act is doing about it.
• Abstract risk and the politics of the criminal law.
• Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
• Public corruption.
• Hazy future: the impact of federal and state legal dissonance on marijuana businesses.
• Life, death, and Medicare fraud: the corruption of hospice and what the private public partnership under the federal False Claims Act is doing about it.