Philadelphia, PA
United States
University of Pennsylvania
Criminal justice policy, law enforcement, police-community relations, civilian oversight, justice failures, witness intimidation, stop snitching, defund the police movement, Ferguson effect
Criminal justice policy, constitutional law, investigation, evidence, privacy, forensic science, justice failure, search & seizure, interrogation, Miranda, ambush defenses, surveillance, algorithmic facial recognition, DNA databases, public opinion
Criminal justice, reintegration, prisoner reentry, retributivism, collateral consequences, restorative justice, pardon, clemency, apology, confession, amends, atonement, repentant, remorse, deserved punishment, empirical desert, self-punishment, expungement, transitional justice, jury sentencing
justice failures, avoiding injustice, three strikes, sentencing guidelines, sex offenders, progressive prosecutors, stop and frisk, prostitution, retail theft, hard drugs, plea bargaining, gun control, alcohol prohibition, criminal law codification, restorative justice, safe injection sites, domestic violence
Criminal justice policy, law & philosophy, justification & excuse defenses, personal & social interests & costs, justice failures, statutes of limitations, double jeopardy, legality principle, strict construction, non-exculpatory defenses, diplomatic immunity, executive & legislative immunity
criminal justice, desert, punishment, blameworthiness proportionality, positive post-offense behavior, offender’s subsequent conduct, reinforcement of societal norms, good deed, sentencing, collateral consequences, debt-paid, reform, redemption, remorse, treatment, responsible offender, reward
Criminal justice policy, code reform, legislative drafting, law & politics, overlapping offenses, offense grading, sentencing guidelines, prosecutorial & judicial discretion, plea bargaining, Model Penal Code, criminal law codification, multiple offense limitations
