Former U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Pleads Guilty to Bribery in Afghanistan Fuel Theft Scheme
Former Army Staff Sergeant Pleads Guilty to Bribery in Afghanistan Fuel Theft Scheme A former Army staff sergeant pleaded guilty today to bribery in connection with a fuel theft scheme…
Lobbyist Pleads Guilty to Role in Illegal Campaign Contribution Scheme
Lobbyist Pleads Guilty to Role in Illegal Campaign Contribution Scheme Paul Magliocchetti, the founder and president of PMA Group Inc., a lobbying firm, pleaded guilty today in federal court in…
Justice Department Requires Six High Tech Companies to Stop Entering into Anticompetitive Employee Solicitation Agreements
Justice Department Requires Six High Tech Companies to Stop Entering into Anticompetitive Employee Solicitation Agreements The Department of Justice announced today that it has reached a settlement with six high…
Justice Department Files Lawsuit Against Georgia-based Multi Family Housing Developer Alleging Discrimination
Justice Department Files Lawsuit Against Georgia-based Multi Family Housing Developer Alleging Discrimination The Justice Department announced that it filed a lawsuit today against Post Properties Inc., Post Apartment Homes and…
Attorney General Holder Speaks at Safe Shores – the DC Children’s Advocacy Center
Attorney General Holder Speaks at Safe Shores - the DC Children's Advocacy Center Today, Safe Shores is a model of public-private collaboration at its best, an example for Child Advocacy…
Book review: Insa Lee Koch, Personalizing the State: The Anthropology of Law, Politics, and Welfare in Austerity Britain
Book review: Insa Lee Koch, Personalizing the State: The Anthropology of Law, Politics, and Welfare in Austerity Britain Theoretical Criminology, Volume 24, Issue 2, Page 408-410, May 2020. Vickie Cooper…
Iran and Hezbollah’s Pre-Operational Modus Operandi in the West
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Can You See and Hear Us, Ms. Smith?: Protecting Defendants’ Right to Effective Assistance of Counsel When Using Audio and Video Conferencing in Judicial Proceedings
Can You See and Hear Us, Ms. Smith?: Protecting Defendants’ Right to Effective Assistance of Counsel When Using Audio and Video Conferencing in Judicial Proceedings As new technology is developed…
STEPping into the “Wrong” Neighborhood: A Critique of the People v. Albillar’s Expansion of California Penal Code Section 186.22(a) and a Call to Reexamine the Treatment of Gang Affiliation
STEPping into the “Wrong” Neighborhood: A Critique of the People v. Albillar’s Expansion of California Penal Code Section (a) and a Call to Reexamine the Treatment of Gang Affiliation Since…
“You May Be Down and Out, But You Ain’t Beaten”: Collective Bargaining for Incarcerated Workers
“You May Be Down and Out, But You Ain’t Beaten”: Collective Bargaining for Incarcerated Workers The Supreme Court’s sweeping 1977 decision in Jones v. North Carolina Prisoners’ Labor Union determined…
The Perceptions of Juvenile Judges Regarding Adolescent Development in Evaluating Juvenile Competency
The Perceptions of Juvenile Judges Regarding Adolescent Development in Evaluating Juvenile Competency This analysis provides the first known in-depth qualitative inquiry into if and how juvenile court judges take the…
Prosecutorial Declination Statements
Prosecutorial Declination Statements This Article examines how prosecutors convey to various audiences their decisions not to charge in discrete cases. Although prosecutors regularly issue public statements about their declinations—and anecdotal…