Oct 20 2015 Topics Criminal Law & Procedure Blog Post News Two Takes on Criminal Sentencing Reform Daniel T. Richards The Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act of 2015, a bill currently under consideration by the...
Oct 2 2015 Topics Criminal Law & Procedure • Federalism & Separation of Powers Blog Post News Supreme Court Preview: Criminal Law Christian Corrigan, Kent Scheidegger The U.S. Supreme Court returns to begin its new term on the first Monday in...
Sep 25 2015 Topics Criminal Law & Procedure Blog Post News Interpol's Red Notice and Diffusion Alerts Peter M. Thomson An Interpol Red Notice, which is processed through each Interpol member country's National Central Bureau,...
Sep 21 2015 Topics Criminal Law & Procedure Blog Post News Should Legal Outcomes Reflect the Truth? William G. Otis The title of this post asks a question to which the answer should be unanimous.Of...
Sep 18 2015 Topics Criminal Law & Procedure Blog Post News Prisoners: What Are They In For? Kent Scheidegger At Wednesday night's Republican Presidential Debate, Carly Fiorina said, "We have the highest incarceration rates...
Sep 17 2015 Topics Criminal Law & Procedure Blog Post Executive Branch Review Reform Criminal Justice for Justice, Not Political Expediency William G. Otis It’s good to see President Obama and members of Congress take an interest in criminal justice reform, but their...
Sep 15 2015 Topics Criminal Law & Procedure Blog Post News Crime and the Economy David B. Rivkin, Kent Scheidegger There has been much discussion lately of the direct costs of the criminal justice system....
Sep 8 2015 Topics Criminal Law & Procedure Blog Post News A Symphony of Interests in Business Communications Wayne A. Abernathy An interesting and important issue goes right to the curious information relationship chartered banks have...
Sep 8 2015 Topics Criminal Law & Procedure Blog Post News A Response to Bill Otis's "Baker's Dozen" Carissa Byrne Hessick, John G. Malcolm My longtime good friend Bill Otis has written a very clever “quick-hitter” baker’s dozen reasons...
Sep 8 2015 Topics Criminal Law & Procedure Blog Post News A Baker's Dozen Reasons to Oppose Sentencing "Reform" William G. Otis Let's do a quick-hitter of what we've learned so far about the top reasons to...
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Two Takes on Criminal Sentencing Reform
The Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act of 2015, a bill currently under consideration by the...
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Supreme Court Preview: Criminal Law
The U.S. Supreme Court returns to begin its new term on the first Monday in...
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Interpol's Red Notice and Diffusion Alerts
An Interpol Red Notice, which is processed through each Interpol member country's National Central Bureau,...
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Should Legal Outcomes Reflect the Truth?
The title of this post asks a question to which the answer should be unanimous.Of...
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Prisoners: What Are They In For?
At Wednesday night's Republican Presidential Debate, Carly Fiorina said, "We have the highest incarceration rates...
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Reform Criminal Justice for Justice, Not Political Expediency
It’s good to see President Obama and members of Congress take an interest in criminal justice reform, but their...
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Crime and the Economy
There has been much discussion lately of the direct costs of the criminal justice system....
Topics
A Symphony of Interests in Business Communications
An interesting and important issue goes right to the curious information relationship chartered banks have...
Topics
A Response to Bill Otis's "Baker's Dozen"
My longtime good friend Bill Otis has written a very clever “quick-hitter” baker’s dozen reasons...
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A Baker's Dozen Reasons to Oppose Sentencing "Reform"
Let's do a quick-hitter of what we've learned so far about the top reasons to...