..., criminal law, sentencing, prosecution *Bryant Smith Chair in Law and Co-Director, Capital Punishment Center, Uni- versity of Texas School of Law. For their input on various parts of this project, I am grateful to Jeff Bellin, Kiel Brennan-Marquez, Jake Bronsther, Bennett Capers, Vincent Chiao, Danielle...

... criminal procedure law, but also to the way it is applied in practice. © 2021 by The Regents of the University of California 2021 Indonesia criminal law criminal procedure fair trial presumption of innocence INDONESIA S CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM ON TRIAL : THE JESSICA WONGSO CASE Simon Butt...

... in the drug trade, but will have future implications for drug prosecutions and enforcement. © 2021 by The Regents of the University of California 2021 criminal law drug offenses drug trafficking Singaporean law safekeeping drugs IS SAFEKEEPING DRUG TRAFFICKING? THE SINGAPORE COURT OF APPEAL S...

... and psychopaths from punishment, this article turns to relevant findings from neuroscience for support and focuses on one particular approach, that of the Model Penal Code (MPC) insanity defense. We begin with an overview of the relevant criminal law doctrine in contextualizing the MPC’s approach to insanity...

...Monika Simmler The main argument of this article is that only a clear conception of the purpose of punishment can orient the debate about the positioning of the fault requirement and strict liability doctrine in criminal law. A categorization of the varieties of strict liability offenses, as well...

...Marilyn Bromberg; Larissa Welmans; Cassandra Lee Emoji and emoticons are becoming increasingly prevalent in criminal law cases around the world, although some judicial officers currently have no experience of them or of interpreting them. This article offers an in-depth examination of the area...

... by the government, this effort to transform procurator culture is an essential, though still incomplete, step on China’s tortuous path toward a fair and just legal system. © 2020 by The Regents of the University of California 2020 China procurators guiding cases criminal law public prosecutors public...

... proliferated in parallel in the criminal justice systems of many post-industrial societies in the last thirty years. Multi-door criminal justice does not fare well under the dominant conception of equality in American criminal law, which seeks to stamp out disparities in punishment and ensure roughly equal...

... accounts in fundamental ways. Although practices akin to problem-solving courts and restorative justice have long operated outside or below the radar of the theory of criminal law and the adjudicative process, over the past few decades these practices have come to the fore and are now supported with full...

... criminal preliminary hearings judicial conflict resolution (JCR) judge’s role criminal law plea bargain Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) MANAGERIAL JUDIC IAL CONFLICT RESOLUTION ( JCR) OF PLEA BARGAINING: SHADOWS OF LAW AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION Sari Luz Kanner,* Dana Rosen Yosef Zohar and Michal...

...Lucia Zedner The concept of crimmigration recognizes the growing convergence of criminal law and immigration law as states seek to police migration, punish immigration offenses, and defend the boundaries of the sovereign state. Nowhere have these aims been pursued more vigorously than with respect...

.... As usual, all errors and shortcomings are entirely my own. 164 | New Criminal Law Review, Vol. 22, Number 2, pps 164 199. ISSN 1933-4192, electronic ISSN 1933-4206.©2019byTheRegentsof theUniversityofCalifornia.All rights reserved.Please direct all requests for permission to photocopy or reproduce article...

... by The Regents of the University of California 2018 child pornography criminal law First Amendment Texas New Jersey THE EXPANSION OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY LAW Carissa Byrne Hessick This Symposium essay identifies two dramatic expansions of child pornography law: prosecutions for possessing images...

... policy questions regarding what we, as a society, do with our mentally ill, and then looks at public perceptions and their impact on criminal justice decision making. © 2018 by The Regents of the University of California 2018 mental health evidence criminal law trial THE BLAME GAME: PUBLIC...

... authoritarian legality criminal law counterterrorism law law-form (exceptional vs. normal) pre-emption security U.K . COUNTERTERRORISM LAW, PRE-EMPTION, AND POLIT ICS: TOWARD AUTHORITARIAN LEGALITY ? Christos Boukalas* Since the turn of the century, across North Atlantic countries...

... of the systemic problems that arise when the criminal law is used as a tool to combat trafficking, including the manipulation of antitrafficking tools and rhetoric to perpetuate racial subordination and migrant criminalization. Ultimately, this research offers broader theoretical insights into the promises...

... of “suitability” by relying on a mixture of social norms and specific empirical observation. © 2016 by The Regents of the University of California 2016 criminal punishment criminal law sentencing jurisprudence DO WE KNOW HOW TO PUNISH? Benjamin L. Apt* All of the current prevailing theories...

... Farley, Professor Pam Pierson, Blake Maddox, and the editors of the New Criminal Law Review for their assistance and contribution. The author also sends his gratitude to both of his parents, Christine and Robert Slaughter, for their unwavering support. All inspiration goes to the author s German Shepherd...

...Mike C. Materni Criminal law defines the system of government of which it is the political expression; thus having a normative theory of substantive criminal law is paramount. U.S. criminal law has developed in the absence of such overarching theory, and is now plagued by overcriminalization...

... should implement reforms that incorporate probability into punishment. Keywords: criminal law, criminal procedure, sentencing, drugs, quantity, probability I N TRODUCT ION Imagine two defendants, A and B, who have each been convicted of drug trafficking. Defendant A was caught with 1000 grams of crack...