Articles
Deterrence theory and the corporate criminal actor: Professor Utset's fresh take on an old problem, School of Law Faculty Publications (2013)
This essay comments on Professor Manuel Utset's latest work in the area of corporate criminal...
Emotionally charged: the prosecutorial charging decision and the innocence revolution, School of Law Faculty Publications (2010)
Efforts to rectify wrongful convictions in the United States arguably represent a new civil rights...
The prosecutor as minister of justice: preaching to the unconverted from the post-conviction pulpit, School of Law Faculty Publications (2009)
This Article, which is part of a symposium on prosecutorial ethics, urges for a fuller...
Beyond biology: wrongful convictions in the post-DNA world, School of Law Faculty Publications (2008)
Post-conviction DNA testing first exonerated an innocent prisoner nearly twenty years ago. During this period,...
The zeal deal: prosecutorial resistance to post-conviction claims of innocence, School of Law Faculty Publications (2004)
This Article analyzes the institutional and political factors deterring prosecutors from accepting the possible legitimacy...
Books
Prosecution complex: America's race to convict and its impact on the innocent (2012)
This book explores how American prosecutors can inadvertently make decisions that contribute to the conviction...