Lexington, VA 24450
United States
Washington and Lee University - School of Law
Sixth Amendment Jurisprudence, Right to Counsel, Criminal Justice System
criminal procedure, prosecution ethics
Constitutional Rights and Criminal Prosecution; Criminal Defendant; Criminal Justice System; Criminal Prosecution; Government Funding of Criminal Litigation; Privatization of Criminal Procedure; Rights-Based User Fees; Surcharge on Defendants; User Funding of Criminal Litigation
criminal justice, criminal law, jury, juries, Sixth Amendment, no juries, petty offense, mass adjudication, incarceration, conviction, low-level offense, citizenship, immigration, crimigration, jury verdicts, procedural reform, reform, jury trial right
criminal law, criminal justice, court, court system, misdemeanor, procedure, criminal procedure, people of color, BIPOC, poor people, poverty, sentencing
Adjudication, Adversarialism, Adversarial Criminal Justice System, Chile, Constitutional Right to Attorney, Criminal Defense System, Defendants' Rights, Defensoria Penal Publica, Incarceration Rate, Inquisitorial Criminal Justice System, Judicial System, Prosecutorial Discretion, Public Defender
Right to Counsel, indigent crimnial defense, adversarialism
gamesmanship, criminal law, criminal process, rules, procedures, conduct, philosophy, jurisprudence, criminal litigation, cheating
