Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology
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A patient-centered approach to health care fraud recovery.
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DEFENDING CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS IN IMBALANCED COURTROOMS.
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Expanding exclusionary rule exceptions and contracting Fourth Amendment protection.
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The Challenge of Crime: Rethinking Our Response.
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Mental disorder and criminal law.
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Deterrence and the death penalty: the views of the experts.
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Criminal constitutional avoidance.
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A transatlantic perspective on the compensation of crime victims in the United States.
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Judicial gatekeeping of police-generated witness testimony.
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The Killing State: Capital Punishment in Law, Politics, and Culture.
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Remembering disputed sexual encounters: a new frontier for witness memory research.
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DON'T (TOWER) DUMP ON FREEDOM OF ASSOCIATION: PROTEST SURVEILLANCE UNDER THE FIRST AND FOURTH AMENDMENTS.
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JUDICIAL RESISTANCE TO NEW YORK'S 2020 CRIMINAL LEGAL REFORMS.
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Missing white woman syndrome: an empirical analysis of race and gender disparities in online news coverage of missing persons.
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A view from the states: evidence-based public safety legislation.
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Protecting pregnant women: a guide to successfully challenging criminal child abuse prosecutions of pregnant drug addicts.
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Habeas corpus - retroactivity of post-conviction rulings: finality at the expense of justice.
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Miranda's exceptions in a post-Dickerson world.
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"Catch" and release: procedural unfairness on primetime television and the perceived legitimacy of the law.
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Some avoidable lie-detector mistakes.
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Regulating gun markets.
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Police interrogation of juveniles: an empirical study of policy and practice.
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Assessing the relative effects of state direct file waiver laws on violent juvenile crime: deterrence or irrelevance?
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DENYING FIFTH AMENDMENT PROTECTIONS TO WITNESSES FACING FOREIGN PROSECUTIONS: SELF-INCRIMINATION DISCRIMINATION?
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THE CONUNDRUMS OF HATE CRIME PREVENTION.
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Two models of the prison: accidental humanity and hypermasculinity in the L.A. County jail.
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RETHINKING REVERSE LOCATION SEARCH WARRANTS.
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Representing noncitizens in criminal proceedings: resolving unanswered questions in Padilla v. Kentucky.
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Playing by all the rules: how to define and provide a "prior opportunity for cross-examination" in child sexual abuse cases after Crawford v. Washington.
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Grassroots death sentences? The social movement for capital child rape laws.
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Debating the Death Penalty: Should America Have Capital Punishment? The Experts from Both Sides Make Their Case.
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Racial discrimination in the administration of the death penalty: the experience of the United States Armed Forces (1984-2005).
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After the Crime: Victim Decision Making.
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"Mental illness": a sexually violent predator is punished twice for one crime.
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The twilight of the pardon power.
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Goodbye to the defense of selective prosecution.
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Improving criminal jury verdicts: learning from the court-martial.
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Death in the Dark: Midnight Executions in America.
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Parental incarceration: what we know and where we need to go.
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Hate Crimes: Criminal Law and Identity Politics.
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Leveraging death.
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Crimes of the American Nuclear State at Home and Abroad.
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The collapse of the harm principle.
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NOT YET GONE, AND NOT YET FORGOTTEN: THE REASONABLENESS OF CONTINUED MANDATORY DETENTION OF NONCITIZENS WITHOUT A BOND HEARING.
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A reasoning-process review model for federal habeas corpus.
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Lockyer v. Andrade: California three strikes law survives challenge based on federal law that is anything but "clearly established".
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"Obtaining" the right result: a novel interpretation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act that provides liability for insider theft without overbreadth.
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Adventures on the autobahn and infobahn: United States v. Jones, mandatory data retention, and a more reasonable 'reasonable expectation of privacy.'(Symposium on Cybercrime)
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Art Crime.
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The Supreme Court rejects Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment protection against the forfeiture of an innocent owner's property.
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Exonerations in the United States 1989 through 2003.
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Gun ownership and gang membership.
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SENTENCING AND INTERBRANCH DIALOGUE.
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Synthetic Panics: The Symbolic Politics of Designer Drugs.
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"Nigger": a critical race realist analysis of the N-word within hate crimes law.
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THE RHETORIC OF ABOLITION: CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN THE STRUGGLE AGAINST AMERICA'S DEATH PENALTY, 1900-2010.
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Punishing Hate, Bias Crimes Under American Law.
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Nazi Saboteurs on Trial: A Military Tribunal and American Law.
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U.S. Supreme Court decisions and sex offender legislation: evidence of evidence-based policy?
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The self-incrimination clause explained and its future predicted.
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What were they smoking?: the Supreme Court's latest step in a long, strange trip through the Fourth Amendment.
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Double jeopardy protection from civil sanctions after Hudson v. United States.
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Current Issues in Victimology Research.
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PROTECTING CRIME VICTIMS IN STATE CONSTITUTIONS: THE EXAMPLE OF THE NEW MARSY'S LAW FOR FLORIDA.
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Product counterfeiting legislation in the United States: a review and assessment of characteristics, remedies, and penalties.
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EYEWITNESS IDENTIFICATION AND THE PROBLEMATICS OF BLACKSTONIAN REFORM OF THE CRIMINAL LAW.
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Prisons of the mind: social value and economic inefficiency in the criminal justice response to mental illness.
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U.S. domestic prosecution of the American international sex tourist: efforts to protect children from sexual exploitation.
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The Williamson standard for the exception to the rule against hearsay for statements against penal interest.
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CORRECTION.
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Punishment without culpability.
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Forecasting sexual abuse in prison: the prison subculture of masculinity as a backdrop for "deliberate indifference".
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Justice, Liability, and Blame: Community Views and the Criminal Law.
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To be judged by twelve or carried by six? Quasi-involuntariness and the criminal prosecution of service members for the use of force in combat - a grunt's perspective.
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Package bombs, footlockers, and laptops: what the disappearing Container Doctrine can tell us about the Fourth Amendment.
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City of Indianapolis v. Edmond: the constitutionality of drug interdiction checkpoints.
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The end of the line: an empirical study of judicial waiver.
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Criminal law and criminology: a survey of recent books.
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Evaluating Criminology and Criminal Justice.
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The impact of rape law reform on the processing of simple and aggravated rape cases.
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Transnational Criminal Organizations, Cybercrime and Money Laundering: A Handbook for Enforcement Officers, Auditors and Financial Investigations.
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A TRAUMA-CENTERED APPROACH TO ADDRESSING HATE CRIMES.
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Structuring pre-plea criminal discovery.
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Sentencing guidelines and prison population growth.
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Questions unanswered: the Fifth Amendment and innocent witnesses.
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Therapy for convicted sex offenders: pursuing rehabilitation without incrimination.
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The role of gender in a structured sentencing system: equal treatment, policy choices, and the sentencing of female offenders under the United States sentencing guidelines.
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When is strict criminal liability just?
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Prosecutorial training wheels: Ginsburg's Connick v. Thompson dissent and the training imperative.
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PARENTAL PRISONERS: THE INCARCERATED MOTHER'S CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO PARENT.
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Physician-assisted suicide: the problems presented by the compelling, heartwrenching case.
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A case for harmless review of Ake errors.
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Mandatory Minimum Drug Sentences: Throwing Away the Key or the Taxpayers' Money?
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RETROACTIVE LEGALITY: MARIJUANA CONVICTIONS AND RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN AN ERA OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM.
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Estimating the prevalence of entrapment in post-9/11 terrorism cases.
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Civil death is different: an examination of a post-Graham challenge to felon disenfranchisement under the Eighth Amendment.
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Three strikes: can we return to rationality?
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Foreword: the criminal law and the luck of the draw.
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Purpose, policing, and the Fourth Amendment.
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Prisons and after prison.
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Duress and the underlying felony.
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Criminal law and criminology: a survey of recent books.
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The challenge of white collar sentencing.
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Two models of the prison: accidental humanity and hypermasculinity in the L.A. County jail.
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Mens rea and inchoate crimes.
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Technology and the guilty mind: when do technology providers become criminal accomplices?
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Hearts on their sleeves: symbolic displays of emotion by spectators in criminal trials.
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Kaupp v. Texas: breathing life into the Fourth Amendment.
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Fourteenth Amendment - the standard of mental competency to waive constitutional rights versus the competency standard to stand trial.
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Understanding infanticide in context: mothers who kill, 1870-1930 and today.
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The paradox of private policing.
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SLOUCHING TOWARDS AUTONOMY: REENVISIONING TRIBAL JURISDICTION, NATIVE AMERICAN AUTONOMY, AND VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN INDIAN COUNTRY.
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MENS REA REFORM AND ITS DISCONTENTS.
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Strategery's refuge.
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Keeping guns out of the "wrong" hands: the Brady law and the limits of regulation.
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Death Work: A Study of the Modern Execution Process.
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The impact of Miranda revisited.
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Genetic Witness: Science, Law, and Controversy in the Making of DNA Profiling.
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Judicial intervention and juvenile corrections reform: a case study of Jerry M. v. District of Columbia.
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Race, juvenile justice, and mental health: new dimensions in measuring pervasive bias.
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Protecting the innocent: the Massachusetts Governor's Council Report.
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The Heller promise versus the Heller reality: will statutes prohibiting the possession of firearms by ex-felons be upheld after Britt v. State?
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"Could" this be the end of Fourth Amendment protections for motorists?
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Plain error rule - clarifying plain error analysis under rule 52(b) of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure.
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Reforming the law on show-up identifications.
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The potent and broad-ranging implications of the accounting and record-keeping provisions of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
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Liberty interests in the preventive state: procedural due process and sex offender community notification laws.
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The theory and practice of Illinois v. Rodriguez: why an officer's reasonable belief about a third party's authority to consent does not protect a criminal suspect's rights.
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Deviance, risk, and law: reflections on the demand for the preventive detention of suspected terrorists.
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The ethics of cause lawyering: an empirical examination of criminal defense lawyers as cause lawyers.
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PRISON ABOLITION: FROM NAIVE IDEALISM TO TECHNOLOGICAL PRAGMATISM.
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Avoiding the shameful backlash: social repercussions for the increased use of alternative sanctions.
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THE PERCEPTIONS OF JUVENILE JUDGES REGARDING ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT IN EVALUATING JUVENILE COMPETENCY.
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Protecting the innocent from false confessions and lost confessions - and from Miranda.
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RECONCEIVING COERCION-BASED CRIMINAL DEFENSES.
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The search for rapists' "real" motives.
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UNMARKED? CRIMINAL RECORD CLEARING AND EMPLOYMENT OUTCOMES.
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The crime of complicity in genocide: how the International Criminal Tribunals for Rwanda and Yugoslavia got it wrong, and why it matters.
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Battered Women in the Courtroom: The Power of Judicial Responses.
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Pretrial and preventive detention of suspected terrorists: options and constraints under international law.
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Life terms or death sentences: the uneasy relationship between judicial elections and capital punishment.
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All aboard the Bruton line.
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The myth of innocence.
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Deterrence in a sea of "just deserts": are utilitarian goals achievable in a world of "limiting retributivism"?
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The cruikshank redemption: the enduring rationale for excluding the Second Amendment from the courts's modern incorporation doctrine.
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A big mistake: eroding the defense of mistake of fact about consent in rape.
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In Enron's wake: corporate executives on trial.
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The criminalization of poverty.
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One hundred years of race and crime.
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Ripeness of self-incrimination clause disputes.
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Illinois death penalty reform: how it happened, what it promises.
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Managed health care in prisons as cruel and unusual punishment.
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Police discipline in Chicago: arbitration or arbitrary?
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The Supreme Court's love-hate relationship with Miranda.
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LIKE PUTTING LIPSTICK ON A PIG: WHY THE HISTORY OF CRIME CONTROL SHOULD COMPEL THE PROHIBITION OF INCENTIVIZED WITNESS TESTIMONY UNDER FUNDAMENTAL FAIRNESS PRINCIPLES.
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CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY: A SURVEY OF RECENT BOOKS.
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Cybersurveillance without restraint? The meaning and social value of the probable cause and reasonable suspicion standards in governmental access to third-party electronic records.
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First Amendment - penalty enhancement for hate crimes: content regulation, questionable state interests and non-traditional sentencing.
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Unequal justice: the Supreme Court's failure to curtail selective prosecution for the death penalty.
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COERCED FATE: HOW NEGOTIATION MODELS LEAD TO FALSE CONFESSIONS.
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A look at the use of acquitted conduct in sentencing.
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"At light speed": attribution and response to cybercrime/terrorism/warfare.
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Capital confusion: the effect of jury instructions on the decision to impose death.
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Self-incrimination - what can an accused person be compelled to do?
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Lunatics and anarchists: political homicide in Chicago.
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EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS OF CRIMINAL HISTORY: WHY AN ANTI-DISCRIMINATION STATUTE IS A NECESSARY REMEDY.
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Changing the tide of double jeopardy in the context of the continuing criminal enterprise.
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Prosecution in 3-D.
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Waiver of the plea-statement rules.
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Criminal discovery of Internet communications under the Stored Communications Act: it's not a level playing field.
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Criminology: Project Safe Neighborhoods in Chicago: looking back a decade later.
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PAYING FOR A CLEAN RECORD.
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TOWARD A MORE PERFECT TRIAL: AMENDING FEDERAL RULES OF EVIDENCE 106 AND 803 TO COMPLETE THE RULE OF COMPLETENESS.
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Mistake of fact in the objective theory of justification: do two rights make two wrongs make two rights...?
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Pleas, plain language and precedent: applicability of Rules 11(f) and 31(e) to criminal forfeiture provisions.
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Judicial integrity: a call for its re-emergence in the adjudication of criminal cases.
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Bytes, BALCO, and Barry Bonds: an exploration of the law concerning the search and seizure of computer files and an analysis of the Ninth Circuit's decision in United States v. Comprehensive Drug Testing, Inc.
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Deviant and Criminal Behavior in the Workplace.
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Paternal incarceration and adolescent well-being: life course contingencies and other moderators.
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Louisiana's newest capital crime: the death penalty for child rape.
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Sentencing Eddie.
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Train wrecks and freeway crashes: an argument for fairness and against self representation in the criminal justice system.
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Capital punishment, execution publicity and murder in Houston, Texas.
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Counted out twice - power, representation & the "usual residence rule" in the enumeration of prisoners: a state-based approach to correcting flawed census data.
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One for the price of two: how the Supreme Court got it half right in Ramdass v. Angelone.
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Leveraging death.
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The debate over the future of juvenile courts: can we reach consensus?
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The Martinsville Seven: Race, Rape, and Capital Punishment.
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Realizing reliability in forensic science from the ground up.
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Reversing the tide under the Commerce Clause.
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RECALIBRATING QUALIFIED IMMUNITY: HOW TANZIN V. TANVIR, TAYLOR V. RIOJAS, AND MCCOY V. ALAMU SIGNAL THE SUPREME COURT'S DISCOMFORT WITH THE DOCTRINE OF QUALIFIED IMMUNITY.
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A reason to doubt: the suppression of evidence and the inference of innocence.
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'Half cocked': the persistence of anachronism and presentism in the academic debate over the Second Amendment.
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Mens rea for sexual abuse: the case for defining the acceptable risk.
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The treatment of aliens in the criminal courts.
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Negotiating peremptory challenges.
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Repudiating death.
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Revisiting the public safety exception to Miranda for suspected terrorists: Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and the bombing of the 2013 Boston Marathon.
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The posse comitatus and the office of sheriff: armed citizens summoned to the aid of law enforcement.
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The Intruders: Unreasonable Searches and Seizures From King John to John Ashcroft.
