Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology

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• THE PERCEPTIONS OF JUVENILE JUDGES REGARDING ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT IN EVALUATING JUVENILE COMPETENCY.
• PROSECUTORIAL DECLINATION STATEMENTS.
• STEPPING INTO THE 'WRONG' NEIGHBORHOOD: A CRITIQUE OF THE PEOPLE V. ALBILLAR'S EXPANSION OF CALIFORNIA PENAL CODE SECTION 186.22(a) AND A CALL TO REEXAMINE THE TREATMENT OF GANG AFFILIATION.
• CAN YOU SEE AND HEAR US, MS. SMITH? PROTECTING DEFENDANTS' RIGHT TO EFFECTIVE ASSISTANCE OF COUNSEL WHEN USING AUDIO AND VIDEO CONFERENCING IN JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
• FEDERAL DETENTION AND 'WILD FACTS' DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.
• RETROACTIVE LEGALITY: MARIJUANA CONVICTIONS AND RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN AN ERA OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM.
• "YOU MAY BE DOWN AND OUT, BUT YOU AIN'T BEATEN": COLLECTIVE BARGAINING FOR INCARCERATED WORKERS.
• JUVENILE LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE IN NORTH CAROLINA.
• A MATERIAL CHANGE TO BRADY: RETHINKING BRADY V. MARYLAND, MATERIALITY, AND CRIMINAL DISCOVERY.
• EYEWITNESS IDENTIFICATION AND THE PROBLEMATICS OF BLACKSTONIAN REFORM OF THE CRIMINAL LAW.

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• MANAGING DIGITAL DISCOVERY IN CRIMINAL CASES.
• Reasonable doubt and moral elements.
• MASS INCARCERATION PARADIGM SHIFT? CONVERGENCE IN AN AGE OF DIVERGENCE.
• THE AMERICAN DEATH PENALTY DECLINE.
• RETROACTIVE LEGALITY: MARIJUANA CONVICTIONS AND RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN AN ERA OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM.
• TOWARD A JUST MODEL OF PRETRIAL RELEASE: A HISTORY OF BAIL REFORM AND A PRESCRIPTION FOR WHAT'S NEXT.
• THE DOWNSTREAM EFFECTS OF BAIL AND PRETRIAL DETENTION ON RACIAL DISPARITIES IN INCARCERATION.
• A CULTURE THAT IS HARD TO DEFEND: EXTRALEGAL FACTORS IN FEDERAL DEATH PENALTY CASES.
• DEATH WITH DIGNITY FOR THE SEEMINGLY UNDIGNIFIED: DENIAL OF AID IN DYING IN PRISON.
• Prohibition, stare decisis, and the lagging ability of science to influence criminal procedure.