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American University - Washington College of Law
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wrongful conviction, false confession, police contamination, criminal procedure, criminal law, constitutional law, evidence, federal rules of evidence, reliability
probable cause, reasonable suspicion, Fourth Amendment, fair price theory, Safford, storytelling theory, individualized suspicion, equity, transparency, accountability, spurious, nonspurious, generalization, individualize, individualization, particularize, costs, benefits, character, stop, frisk
search, seizure, Fourth Amendment, cognition, biases, attribution, error, explanation, warrant, reasonable suspicion, probable cause, unconscious, conscious
Rape, Self-Deception, Sexual Assault, Criminal Negligence
Good faith, exclusionary rule, Fourth Amendment, search and seizure, corporate criminal liability, expressive function, police entity liability
Excuses, Compassion, Sympathy, Partial Excuses, Complete Excuses, Mitigation, Murder, Empathy, Tinkerbell, Peter Pan, Institutional Choice, Juries, Jury, Judge, Judges, Social Norms, Norms, Disgust, Empirical Desert, Sympathy Entrepreneurs
Subconscious, unconscious, cognitve, rape, sexual assault, social science, experts, freud, responsibility, culpability, memes, democratic
free speech, fair trial, First Amendment, media, cognitive bias, self-rule, autonomy, empathy, condemnation, stigma, technology, status, group, ABA Standards, net-reading, jury, stigma, morality play, governing, voice
blind, blindsight, sight, race, racial bias, subconscious bias, discrimination, Einstein, hate crimes, integration, facial profiling, racial profiling, death penalty, racial impact, racial impact statements
eyewitness, democratic, deliberation, reform, innocence, politics, institutions, prosecutors, police, lineups, photospreads, criminal justice commissions, criminal justice coordinating councils
prosecutor, ethics, snitches, informants, adversarial system, do-justice adversarialism, modified do-justice adversarialism, medical model, racial discrimination, minority rights, culture, police, social costs
privilege against self-incrimination, confessions, fifth amendment, privacy, mental privacy, attribution, linguistics, language, voice, metaphor
prosecutors, media, fair trial, free press, rumor, jury, high-profile trial, accountability, cognitive science, American Bar Association, rules, prejudice, venue, jury instructions, ethics
Fourth Amendment, search, seizure, poverty, state legislature, federal legislature, voice, exit, arrest, minor offenses, reasonableness, privacy, representation
rotten social background, comparative liability, corporate criminal liability, excuse, justification, defenses, mens rea, mental state, culpability, rule of law, rule of criminal law, Bazelon, ideology, jury, juries, judges, federalism
bullshit, deception, rights, warnings, people, peoplehood, informed, search and seizure, interrogations, confessions, fourth amendment, fifth amendment, due process
exclusionary rule, Fourth Amendment, hypocrisy, corruption, integrity, judicial integrity, rights, remedies, expressive function, legitimacy, illegitimacy, Fourth Amendment
Fourth Amendment, happiness, history, originalism, non-originalism, constitutional interpretation, governance, voice, effective voice, equality
"mass incarceration," incarceration, deliberation, deliberative, democracy, populist, happiness, social science, liberal market economies, coordinated market economies, crime rates, race, diversity, deliberative polling, voice, effective voice, intrastate, comparative
prosecutor, justice, race, jena 6, jena, esteem, economy, retribution, status, medical, ethics, inequality
corporations, corporate criminal liability, reciprocity, exchange, sentencing
Thirteenth Amendment, Slave Power, Section 2, Chattel Slavery, Slavery, Freedom of Contract, Badges and Incidents, Props, Racial Violence, Psychological Manipulation, Manipulation, Housing Markets, Humiliation
collateral consequences, war on crime, armed warfare, certainty, particularity, reciprocity, lawyering, lawyers, informed choice, indifferent, indifference, evil, innocence, autonomy, exclusion, citizenship, responsibility, Padilla
fourth amendment, grand jury, subpoena, search
interrogation, recording, electronic, law enforcement, police, videotaping, electronic, audio, reliability, accuracy, confession, rulemaking, guideline, civil liability, immunity, accountability, transparency, suppression, exclude, jury, instructions, Miranda, ULC, Uniform Law Commission, cautionary
Fourth Amendment, constitutional interpretation, conversational approach to history, original intent, conversations, history, rules, lessons, searches, seizures, Reconstruction, framers' intent, the Founding, race
temporal, adversarialism, Rehnquist, political, jury, adversaries, Crawford, Blakely, Booker
defense counsel, counsel, prosecutors, judges, right to counsel, Sixth Amendment, status quo, cognitive biases, system justification theory, winners, losers, conservatives, liberals, just world, narrative theory, attribution, availability bias, representativeness bias, naive realism, threat
Batson, jury, deliberative democracy, ocular democracy, vocal democracy, the People, political participation, Bill of Rights, humbling, humility, scorn, scorning, candor, equality, egalitarianism, event, eventfulness, solidarity, confrontation, gaze, revelation, solidarity, eyes
probable cause, reasonable suspicion, individualized suspicion, objective probability, subjective probability, standard of proof, preponderance of evidence, probability, third party doctrine, Standards on Law Enforcement Access to Third Party Records
