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December 1, 2023 | Fordham Law School:
Malcolm Thorburn (Toronto) -- Criminal Punishment and the Struggle for Authority Grace Li (OSU) -- Probation Without Police October 27, 2023 (Brooklyn Law School) Jenny Carroll (Alabama) -- The Hazards of Civic Death: the Democratic Hazards of Denying Rights of Voting and Jury Participation to Incarcerated and Convicted People Joe Kennedy (UNC) -- The Storm is Coming for Criminal Law: QAnon, Collective Delusions and Punishment September 8, 2023 (Brooklyn Law School) Sadie Blanchard (Notre Dame) Thomas Frampton (UVA) May 5, 2023 (New York Law School) Doug Husak (Rutgers): Six Questions About Overcriminalization and Decriminalization Kay Levine (Emory): The Unconstitutional Conditions Vacuum in Criminal Procedure March 17, 2023 Laura Appleman (Willamette) - Big Capital and the Carceral State Eric Miller (Loyola LA) - What are the Police and Can We Get Rid of Them? January 13, 2023 (U Penn) Benjamin Levin (Colorado) Sarah Swan (Rutgers) November 19, 2022 Rachel Barkow (NYU): Promise or Peril?: The Political Path of Prison Abolition in America Adam Davidson (Chicago): Ending Administrative Enslavement September 16, 2022 Seema Saifee (U Penn Quattrone Fellow): Aggregation in Criminal Punishment Anna Lvovsky (Harvard): The Two Lives of Police Professionalism May 12, 2022 Zachary Price (UC Hastings): Faithful Execution in the Fifty States W.R. Thomas (Michigan): Shaming Corporate Criminals, Reconsidered March 4, 2022 Adam Kolber (Brooklyn): Punishment for the Greater Good Joshua Kleinfeld (Northwestern) & Hadar Dancig-Rosenberg (Bar-Ilan): A Social Trust Metric of Criminal Justice February 4, 2022 Sheldon Evans (St. John's): Punishment As Pollution December 3, 2021 Alexis Hoag (Brooklyn): Unpacking Racism from Strickland’s Strategy Sandy Mayson (Penn): Bail at the Founding October 1, 2021 Ekow Yankah (Cardozo) & Guyora Binder (Buffalo): Police Killings as Felony Murder John Meixner: Modern Sentencing Mitigation February 2020 Jamelia Morgan (U Conn): Rethinking Disorderly Conduct Miriam Baer (Brooklyn): Law Enforcement’s Lochner October 2019 Darryl Brown (UVA): Does it Matter Who Objects? Rethinking Forfeiture for Criminal Litigation Errors Gabe Mendlow (Michigan): Thoughts, Crimes, and Thought Crimes |