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Washington, DC 20052
United States
George Washington University Law School
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race, post-racial, implicit bias, self-defense, race salience, racial profiling, racial bias
race, police, racial stereotypes, prejudice, stereotypes, deadly force, bias, unconscious racism, Amadou Diallo, Timothy Thomas, Tyisha Miller
provocation, heat of passion, trans panic, transgender, trans, gay panic, criminal law defenses, fraud-in-the-factum, fraud-in-the-inducement, transphobia, homophobia, masculinity, masculinities
gay panic, gay panic defense, defense strategies, homosexuality, trans-panic defense
cultural defense, interest convergence, cultural convergence, Hmong marriage by capture, black rage, oyako shinju, cultural racism, racialization, stereotypes
Reasonable Provocation, Self-Defense, Act Reasonableness, Emotion Reasonableness
hate crimes, terrorism, Arab, Muslim, stereotype
prosecutorial discretion, substantial assistance departures,Federal Sentencing Guideline, federal sentencing guidelines, downward departures, substantial assistance, cooperation, 5K1.1, judicial discretion, prosecutorial discretion, government motion
Police, Policing, Use of Force, Excessive Force, Police Use of Force, Imperfect Self-Defense, De-Escalation, Pre-Seizure Conduct, Reasonableness, Reasonable Beliefs
Fourth Amendment, Reasonableness, Searches and Seizures
race, color-blindness, self-defense, Critical Race Theory, Trayvon Martin, race salience, reasonableness
Fourth Amendment, Searches and Seizures, Container Searches, Computer Searches, Reasonableness Review, Warrant Preference, Rational Basis with Bite, Automobile Exception, Search Incident to Arrest, Terry Stop and Frisk, Urban Poor, Poor People of Color, Warrants, Critical Race Theory, Feminist
Voir Dire, Jury Selection, Race, Racial Bias, Debiasing, Prejudice, Race Salience, Racial Discrimination, Batson challenges
free speech, public employee speech, workplace speech, public concern
police, race, use of force, deadly force, shooter bias, implicit racial bias, martial arts debiasing
criminal law, sources of criminal law, moral culture, American legal system, Anglo-American tradition, rape, murder, burglary, law & order, aims of criminal law, Anglo-American moral culture
capital sentencing, death penalty, guilt attribution, race and the victim, race and the jury, racial disparity, juror-victim racial similarity
federal Sentencing guidelines, standard of review, appellate review, sentencing departures
federal sentencing guidelines, substantial assistance, cooperation, 5K1.1, downward departures, government motion, judicial discretion, prosecutorial discretion
implicit bias, racial bias, race, racial stereotyping, jury instructions
Teaching, Criminal Procedure, Race, Social Justice, Criminal Procedure Curriculum
Race, Colorblind, Trayvon Martin, George Zimmerman, racial stereotypes, critical race theory
