P.O. Box 750116
Dallas, TX 75275
United States
Southern Methodist University - Dedman School of Law
data analysis, criminal defense, Gideon, indigent defense, evidence-based, big data, systems approach
Substantive Due Process, Due Process, Detention, Pretrial Detention, Charging Process, Mass Incarceration, Procedural Due Process
criminal justice system, criminal law, detention-without-process, due process right, due process of law, criminal procedure
Rural criminal justice systems, Criminal justice reform, Rural communities, Administration of justice, Access to justice, Attorney shortage, Rural legal deserts, Equal justice, Fair Process, Rural justice research
data collection, public defender, incarceration, probation violation, Katrina-Gideon Interview project
Texas criminal law, Appointed counsel, Gideon v. Wainwright, Sixth amendment, Right to counsel, Indigent defense
Criminal procedure, Criminal justice, Pretrial detention, Arrest, Sixth Amendment, inequity
Gideon v Wainwright, Sixth Amendment, adversary right, Strickland v Washington, Taylor v Illinois, defendant autonomy, fundamental rights
confrontation, production, notice-and-demand, notice and demand, Melendez-Diaz, Bullcoming, Crawford
Prosecution, prosecutorial discretion, progressive prosecution, non-prosecution, declination, marijuana, misdemeanors, racial injustice,
Disaster Law, Sentencing, Constitutional Law, Law Enforcement, Government, Negligence, Torts, Victims
Criminal justice, Texas, Rural communities, Discrimination in criminal justice administration, Access to justice, Attorney shortage
Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Right to Counsel, Sixth Amendment, Sentencing, Trials
Sixth Amendment, Confrontation, Crawford v. Washington, criminal defense, agency, attorney-client
COVID-19, criminal law, criminal justice system, criminal courts, rural communities, criminal justice reform, legal practice and procedure
Marijuana, Misdemeanor laws, Dallas county (Tex.), Marijuana prosecution reforms, Police practices
Marijuana, Law enforcement, Race, Racial inequity, Dallas county (Tex.), Marijuana prosecution reforms, Criminal law
Confrontation Clause, mandatory rebuttable presumption, mandatory conclusive presumption, criminalist report, forensics report, crime laboratory, scientific evidence, innocence, burden shifting, Crawford, demand-waiver, business records, public records, notice and demand, forensic ipse dixit
