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America, Please Don’t Feed the Prison Monster
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David A. Love |
487 |
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The Police-Created Exigency Doctrine and “Reasonableness” Standard
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Grant T. Herrin |
462 |
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A Look at the Inappropriateness of Life Without Parole as an Alternative to the Death Penalty
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Ashley Nellis |
255 |
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Constitutional Reform and the Abolition of the Mandatory Death Penalty in Kenya: An International Comparison
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Andrew Novak |
1423 |
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Death in Prison: the Right Death Penalty Compromise
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Russell D. Covey |
910 |
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Death Penalty Statistics
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Administrator |
641 |
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Death Penalty Statistics - II
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Administrator |
1053 |
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Death Penalty: Blind but Not Colorblind
|
Administrator |
598 |
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Race and Death Sentences in Texas
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Deon Brock, Nigel Cohen, Jonathan Sorensen |
448 |
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Race and the Death Penalty: McCleskey v Kemp
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Chaka M. Patterson |
704 |
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Statistics and Death: The Conspicuous Role of Race Bias in the Administration of the Death Penalty
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Ruth E. Friedman |
521 |
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Why the Injection of Race in Saldano v. State Constitutes Fundamental Error
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Diana L. Hoermann |
593 |
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Cognitive Warfare and Young Black Males in America
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Perry L. Moriearty and William Carson |
1033 |
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Criminalization of Children: The Pipeline
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Patrick S. Metze |
838 |
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Criminalizing Normal Adolescent Behavior in Communities of Color: The Role of Prosecutors in Juvenile Justice Reform
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Kristin Henning |
462 |
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Disproportionate Representation of Minority Youth in the Juvenile Justice System: a Lack ofClarity and Too Much Disparity among States addressing the Issue
|
Elizabeth N. Jones |
1079 |
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No MANDATORY Life Without Parole for Juvenile (Miller v Alabama)
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Supreme Court of the United States |
937 |
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Suspicionless Searches of Students' Belongings: a Legal, Empirical, and Normative Analysis
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Jason P. Nance |
240 |
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The Child as Other: Race and Differential Treatment in the Juvenile Justice System
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Kenneth B. Nunn |
720 |
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The Conflict of Juvenile Shaming Punishments
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Alicia N. Harden |
1605 |
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Administering Justice: Removing Statutory Barriers to Reentry
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Joy Radice |
946 |
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Building a New Identity: Race, Gangs, and Violence in California Prisons
|
Dale Noll |
1192 |
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Civil Death in the United States
|
Gabriel J. Chin |
1527 |
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Constitutionally Unprotected: Prison Slavery, Felon Disenfranchisement, and the Criminal Exception to Citizenship Rights
|
Jennifer Rae Taylor |
2818 |
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Gender Entrapment or the Problems of Race Loyalty
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Michelle S. Jacobs |
648 |
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Lawsuits as Information: Prisons, Courts, and a Troika Model of Petition Harms
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Marissa C.M. Doran |
289 |
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Mass Incarceration at Sentencing
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Anne R. Traum |
204 |
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Mass Incarceration: A Contemporary Mechanism ofRacialization in the United States
|
Jacqueline Johnson |
1376 |
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Mass Incarceration: Someone's Father, Brother, or Son
|
Kimberly L. Alderman |
467 |
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Motivating Factors Behind the Prison-Industrial Complex
|
André Douglas Pond Cummings |
1533 |
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Our Duty in Light of the Law's Irrelevance: Police Brutality and Civilian Recordings
|
Andrew Rosado Shaw |
472 |
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Principles to Guide Society's Response to Incarcerated Offenders with a Mental Disorder
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Vernellia Randall |
246 |
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Racial Critiques of Mass Incarceration: Beyond the New Jim Crow
|
James Forman, Jr. |
1622 |
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The Mass Incarceration of African-American Males: A Return to Institutionalized Slavery,Oppression, and Disenfranchisement of Constitutional Rights
|
Floyd D. Weatherspoon |
983 |
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The Only Way to End Racialized Gender Violence in Prisons Is to End Prisons
|
Dean Spade |
395 |
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The Thirteenth Amendment: Slavery, Involuntary Servitude, and the Convict-labor Exception
|
Andrea C. Armstrong |
2108 |
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The War on Drugs, the Politics of Crime, and Mass Incarceration in the United States
|
Heather Schoenfeld |
902 |
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Drug Wars in Black And White
|
Joseph E. Kennedy |
712 |
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The Drug War as Race War
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Kenneth B. Nunn |
1157 |
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Racial Profiling, September 11th and the Media: a Critical Race Theory Analysis
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Leonard Baynes |
1337 |
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(e)Racing the Fourth Amendment
|
Devon W. Carbado |
632 |
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Annotated Bibliography - Racial Profiling
|
Student (Spring 2012) |
1999 |
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Eliminating Racial Profiling - The French Approach?
|
Eric Manch |
774 |
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Ending Racial Profiling of African-Americans in the Selective Enforcement of Laws: in Search ofViable Remedies
|
Floyd Weatherspoon |
1323 |
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How the Equal Protection Clause Can Change Discriminatory Stop and Frisk Policies
|
Brando Simeo Starkey |
313 |
|
Ineffective to Solutions to Racial Profiling
|
DJ Silton |
1089 |
|
Massacuhsetts Addressses Racial Profiling Head On
|
Suzanne Leone |
390 |
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Origins of the Drug Courier Profile
|
Alberto B. Lopez |
1310 |
|
Racial Profiling as a Means of Thwarting the Alleged Latino Security Threat
|
Lupe S. Salinas and Fernando Colon-Navarro |
1552 |
|
Racial Profiling of African-American Males: Stopped, Searched, andStripped of Constitutional Protection
|
Floyd D. Weatherspoon |
5592 |
|
Racial Profiling: A Comprehensive Legal Approach
|
Brandon Garrett |
814 |
|
September 11th and Racial Profiling
|
Milton Heumann and Lance Cassak |
849 |
|
The Stories, the Statistics, and the Law: Why "Driving While Black" Matters
|
David A. Harris |
1129 |
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Why Driving While Black Matters
|
David A. Harris |
520 |
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H. R. 3618 To Eliminate Racial Profiling
|
Rep. Conyers, Rep. Brown |
719 |
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State Statutes on Racial Profiling
|
|
1416 |
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Mandatory Minimum Sentencing and Black Males
|
Edward Blakemore |
813 |
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Black legal experts weigh in on Zimmerman case
|
Starla Muhammad |
439 |
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Florida's Stand Your Ground
|
Vernellia Randall |
464 |
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Stand Your Ground and Racial Minorities
|
P. Luevonda Ross |
1454 |
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The Worldwide Popular Revolt Against Proportionality in Self-defense
|
Renee Lettow Lerner |
502 |
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Probable Cause Affidavit - George Zimmerman
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|
730 |
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The Phantom Defense: the Unavailability of the Entrapment Defense in New York City “Plain View” Marijuana Arrests
|
Ari Rosmarin |
306 |
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"Like Wolves in Sheep's Clothing": Combating Racial Bias in Washington State's Criminal Justice System
|
Krista L. Nelson and Jacob J. Stender |
766 |
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"Sounding Black": Court-sanctioned Racial Stereotyping
|
Lis Wiehl |
536 |
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15 Dead in Ohio: Cincinnati's Black and Blue
|
Tim Wise |
472 |
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2011 Annual Criminal Procedure Review: Selected Issues
|
Georgetown Law Journal |
1374 |
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A Consideration of Mitigatory Criminal Defenses and Racism-related Mental Illness
|
Camille A. Nelson |
422 |
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Asian and African American and the Criminal Justice System
|
Sheila A. Bedi |
1001 |
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Booker Rules: The Fix for the Mandatory Guidelines System
|
Amy Baron-Evans and Kate Stith |
894 |
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Can criminal laws improve existing black markets?
|
David Michael Jaros |
424 |
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Children of the American Prison Generation: Student and School Spillover Effects of Incarcerating Mothers
|
John Hagan and Holly Foster |
758 |
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Construction of race and crime in America
|
Anthony Scott Washington |
1740 |
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Contemporary Police Brutality and Misconduct: A Continuation of the Legacy of Racial Violence
|
Administrator |
805 |
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Created Equal Report: Racial and Ethnic in the Criminal Justice System
|
Christopher Bartney and Linh Vuong |
572 |
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Criminal Law's Tribalism
|
Molly Townes O'Brien |
750 |
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Federal Civil Rights Lawsuits and Civil Gideon: a Solutionto Disproportionate Police Force?
|
Administrator |
808 |
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From Proving Pretext to Proving Discrimination: The Real Lesson of Miller-el and Snyder
|
Joshua C. Polster |
820 |
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Implicit Racial Bias Can Operate in Every Phase of Prosecutorial Discretion
|
Robert J. Smith and Justin D. Levinson |
1052 |
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Is Sympathy Towards Minorities a Race-neutral Reason under Batson V. Kentucky
|
Thomas Galan |
627 |
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Judicial Toleration of Racial Bias
|
William E. Martin and Peter N. Thompson |
1104 |
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Legal Implications of Cognitive Bias in Police Decision-making
|
L. Song Richardson |
406 |
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Legal Punishment as Civil Ritual: Making Cultural Sense of Harsh Punishment
|
SpearIt |
261 |
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Mean Women and Misplaced Priorities: Incarcerated Women
|
Sarah Wynn |
477 |
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OJ Simpson and Justice in America
|
Edward Blakemore |
444 |
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Police Efficiency and the Fourth Amendment
|
L. Song Richardson |
990 |
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Policing, Race, and Place
|
Bennett Capers |
413 |
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Preliminary Report on Race and Washingtons Criminal Justice System
|
Research Working Group and Task Force on Race and the Criminal Justice System |
1326 |
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Race and Ambivalent Criminal Procedure Remedies
|
Brooks Holland |
692 |
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Race and Social Justice as a Budget Filter: The Solution to Racial Bias in the State Legislature?
|
Sahar Fathi |
611 |
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Race and the Elements of the Federal RICO
|
Administrator |
777 |
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Race, Identification and Memory of Criminal Events
|
Nancy Franklin and Michael Greenstein |
181 |
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Race, Reputation and the Supreme Court
|
Fran Lisa Buntman |
461 |
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Shadow Citizens: Felony Disenfranchisement and the Criminalization of Debt
|
Ann Cammett |
347 |
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Silence and the Racial Dimension of Megan's Law
|
Daniel Filler |
404 |
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State Efforts to Reduce Racial Disparities in Criminal Justice:Empirical Analysis and Recommendations for Action
|
Jesse J. Norris |
941 |
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The Evidence of Things Not Seen : Non-matches as Evidence of Innocence
|
James S. Liebman |
250 |
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The Hate Crimes Prevention Act: Political Symbol or Prosecutorial Tool?
|
Michael F. Pabian |
591 |
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The Intractable Problem: Implicit Juror Bias
|
Anna Roberts |
1366 |
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The Lack of Accountability for the New York Police Department's Investigative Stops
|
Dasha Kabakova |
1974 |
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Why are Cross-Racial Eyewitness IDs Especially Unreliable?
|
John P. Rutledge |
785 |
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The Killer Behind the Badge: Race and Police Homicide in New Orleans, 1925-1945
|
Jeffrey S. Adler |
1281 |