Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology

Issue Number

Latest documents

• FELONY MURDER LIABILITY FOR HOMICIDES BY POLICE: TOO UNFAIR & TOO MUCH TO BEAR.
• THE PROBLEM OF HABITUAL OFFENDER LAWS IN STATES WITH FELONY DISENFRANCHISEMENT.
• TOWARD A SOCIO-LEGAL THEORY OF MALE RAPE.
• LIKE PUTTING LIPSTICK ON A PIG: WHY THE HISTORY OF CRIME CONTROL SHOULD COMPEL THE PROHIBITION OF INCENTIVIZED WITNESS TESTIMONY UNDER FUNDAMENTAL FAIRNESS PRINCIPLES.
• INNOCENCE IS NOT ENOUGH: ILLINOIS CERTIFICATES OF INNOCENCE & THE CASE OF WAYNE WASHINGTON.
• PUBLIC RECORDS AREN'T PUBLIC: SYSTEMIC BARRIERS TO MEASURING COURT FUNCTIONING & EQUITY.
• HABIT, CRIME, AND CULPABILITY.
• JUDICIAL RESISTANCE TO NEW YORK'S 2020 CRIMINAL LEGAL REFORMS.
• CRIMINALIZING ESG: A FRAMEWORK TO HOLD CORPORATIONS ACCOUNTABLE FOR INCORRECT ESG DISCLOSURES.
• HOLDING GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ACCOUNTABLE BY APPLYING THE STATE-CREATED DANGER DOCTRINE TO CASES OF SUICIDE.

Featured documents

• CRIMINAL LAW TORTURE AND RESPECT.
• GETTING OUT OF TRAFFIC: APPLYING WHITE COLLAR INVESTIGATIVE TACTICS TO INCREASE DETECTION OF SEX TRAFFICKING CASES.
• THIRD-CLASS CITIZENSHIP: THE ESCALATING LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF COMMITTING A 'VIOLENT' CRIME.
• Swift, certain, and fair punishment: 24/7 Sobriety and HOPE: creative approaches to alcohol- and illicit drug-using offenders.
• What is wrong with sex in authority relations? A study in law and social theory.
• The posse comitatus and the office of sheriff: armed citizens summoned to the aid of law enforcement.
• A BROKEN WINDOWS THEORY OF SEXUAL ASSAULT ENFORCEMENT.
• EYEWITNESS IDENTIFICATION AND THE PROBLEMATICS OF BLACKSTONIAN REFORM OF THE CRIMINAL LAW.
• A MATERIAL CHANGE TO BRADY: RETHINKING BRADY V. MARYLAND, MATERIALITY, AND CRIMINAL DISCOVERY.
• CRIMINOLOGY: "DEFUND THE (SCHOOL) POLICE"? BRINGING DATA TO KEY SCHOOL-TO-PRISON PIPELINE CLAIMS.