Vol. 57 No. 4, March 2016

Index

• Designing plea bargaining from the ground up: accuracy and fairness without trials as backstops.
• Plea bargaining's baselines.
• Plea bargaining's baselines.
• A comparative look at plea bargaining in Australia, Canada, England, New Zealand, and the United States.
• A comparative look at plea bargaining in Australia, Canada, England, New Zealand, and the United States.
• Judicial power to regulate plea bargaining.
• Judicial power to regulate Plea bargaining.
• The prosecutor's turn.
• Pleading guilty without client consent.
• Guilt, innocence, and due process of plea bargaining.
• Guilt, innocence, and due process of plea bargaining.
• Thinking outside the jury box: deploying the grand jury in the guilty plea process.
• Why plea bargains are not confessions.
• Training for bargaining.
• Training for bargaining.
• Plea bargaining and the substantive and procedural goals of criminal justice: from retribution and adversarialism to preventive justice and hybrid-inquisitorialism.
• Plea bargaining and disclosure in Germany and the United States: comparative lessons.