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To Light a Candle: A Solution-Focused Approach Toward Transforming the Relationship between Indigenous Legal Traditions and the Criminal Justice System
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Hadley Friedland |
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The Prevalence of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) among People Impacted by the Criminal Legal System: an Updated Meta-analysis and Subgroup Analyses
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Shelby Hunter, Lauren E. Kois, Ashley T. Peck, Eric B. Elbogen and Casey LaDuke |
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How California's Racial Justice Act of 2020 Protects Criminal Defendants from Racial Discrimination and Why the Equal Protection Clause Is Not Enough
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Hannah Laub |
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The Long Road to Justice: Why State Courts Should Lower the Evidentiary Burden for Proving Racialized Traffic Stops and Adopt the Exclusionary Rule as a Remedy for Equal Protection Violations
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Abby M. Fink |
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Sisters Gonna Work it Out: Black Women as Reformers and Radicals in the Criminal Legal System
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Paul Butler |
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White Is Right: The Racial Construction of Effective Assistance of Counsel
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Alexis Hoag-Fordjour |
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Use of Force and Criminalization
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Terry Skolnik |
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Judges and Mass Incarceration
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Carissa Byrne Hessick |
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Citizen's Arrest and Race
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Ira P. Robbins |
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Racial Justice in Psycholegal Research and Forensic Psychology Practice: Current Advances and a Framework for Future Progress
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Jennifer S. Hunt and Stephane M. Shepherd |
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Centering Race in Procedural Justice Theory: Structural Racism and the Under- and Overpolicing of Black Communities
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Vernellia Randall |
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Criminal Leave in the Court of Appeals a Case of Implicit Bias?
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Eugene F. Pigott Jr. |
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A Test for Implicit Bias in Discretionary Criminal Justice Decisions
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Jessica Saunders and Greg Midgette |
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A Call to Dismantle Systemic Racism in Criminal Legal Systems
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Bradley D. McAuliff, Cynthia J. Najdowski and Margaret C. Stevenson |
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A Call for an Intersectional Feminist Restorative Justice Approach to Addressing the Criminalization of Black Girls
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Donna Coker and Thalia González |
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Lemonade: A Racial Justice Reframing of the Roberts Court's Criminal Jurisprudence
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Daniel S. Harawa |
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“With All the Majesty of the Law”: Systemic Racism, Punitive Sentiment, and Equal Protection
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Darren Lenard Hutchinson |
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Parole, Victim Impact Evidence, and Race
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Alexis Karteron |
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How Culture Impacts Courtrooms: An Empirical Study of Alienation and Detachment in the Cook County Court System
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Maria Hawilo, Kat Albrecht, Meredith Martin Rountree and Thomas Geraghty |
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Trauma: Community of Color Exposure to the Criminal Justice System as an Adverse Childhood Experience
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Todd J. Clark, Caleb Gregory Conrad, André Douglas Pond Cummings and Amy Dunn Johnson |
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Race and Washington's Criminal Justice System: 2021 Report to the Washington Supreme Court
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The Task Force 2.0 Research Working Group |
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Revisiting Broken Windows: The Role of the Community and the Police in Promoting Community Engagement
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Tom Tyler and Tracey Meares |
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Racial Attitudes and Criminal Justice Policy
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Francis T. Cullen, Leah C. Butler and Amanda Graham |
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A Data-driven Remedy for Racial Disparities: Compstat for Justice
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Phillip Atiba Goff and Kim Shayo Buchanan |
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“I See What Is Right and Approve, but I Do What Is Wrong”: Psychopathy and Punishment in the Context of Racial Bias in the Age of Neuroimaging
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Alison J. Lynch and Michael L. Perlin |
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Much Respect: Toward a Hip-hop Theory of Punishment
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Paul Butler |
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The Increasingly Broad Language of Qualified Immunity, Deference Towards Granting It, and the Ramifications of Racial Injustice
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Brandon Sweeney |
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Habeas Corpus Reform and Black Lives Matter: A Historical Perspective
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Victoria Romine |
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Jailhouse Lawyering from the Beginning
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Kevin D. Sawyer |
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The Intersection of Race and Algorithmic Tools in the Criminal Legal System
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Vincent M. Southerland |
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The Time Is Now: Criminal Justice Reform in the Wake of George Floyd's Killing
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Tung Yin |
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Inconspicuous Victims
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Itay Ravid |
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Racial Bias Still Exists in Criminal Justice System? A Review of Recent Empirical Research
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Yu Du |
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Confronting the Biased Algorithm: the Danger of Admitting Facial Recognition Technology Results in the Courtroom
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Gabrielle M. Haddad |
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Broken Systems: Function by Design
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Phal Sok |
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The Puzzle of Clearance Rates, and What They Can Tell Us about Crime, Police Reform, and Criminal Justice
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Andrew D. Leipold |
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Untested and Neglected: Clarifying the Comparator Requirement in Equal Protection Claims Based on Untested Rape Kits
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Emily Jones |
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Driven to Despair: Confronting Racial Inequity in North Carolina's License Suspension Practices
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Jennifer M. Lechner and B. Leigh Wicclair |
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Rhetoric and Nostalgia in the Criminal Justice Reform Movement
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Michael Gentithes |
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Advancing Criminal Reform Through Ballot Initiatives
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Nicholas Ansel |
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Racial Blindsight: The Absurdity of Color-blind Criminal Justice
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Andrew E. Taslitz |
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Examining Black Citizenship: Rhetoric and Nostalgia in the Criminal Justice Reform Movement
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Michael Gentithes |
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Mental-Health Courts: Expanding the Model in an Era of Criminal Justice Reform
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Courtney Black |
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The Never-ending Grasp of the Prison Walls: Banning the Box on Housing Applications
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Ashley De La Garza |
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The Governor's Clemency Power: An Underused Tool to Mitigate the Impact of Measure 11 in Oregon
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Aliza B. Kaplan and Venetia Mayhew |
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The Failure of the Criminal Procedure Revolution: The Supreme Court's Role in Mass Incarceration
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William T. Pizzi |
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The First Step Act's Misstep: Why the First Step Act Violates Prisoners' Rights to Equal Protection
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Madeleine Dolan |
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Survey Says?: U.S. Cities Double down on Civilian Oversight of Police Despite Challenges and Controversy
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Sharon R. Fairley |
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What Were “They” Thinking, and Does it Matter? Structural Inequality and Individual Intent in Criminal Justice Reform
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Hadar Aviram |
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Retroactive Legality: Marijuana Convictions and Restorative Justice in an Era of Criminal Justice Reform
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Deborah M. Ahrens |
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Iron Shackles to Invisible Chains: Breaking the Binds of Collateral Consequences
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Artika Tyner and Darlene Fry |
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The Forgotten Victims of Missing White Woman Syndrome: An Examination of Legal Measures That Contribute to the Lack of Search and Recovery of Missing Black Girls and Women
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Jada L. Moss |
