The journal of criminal law and criminology

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  Año 2014, Vol. 104, Número 3

  • Criminal Law

    • Confronting Cognitive "Anchoring Effect" and "Blind Spot" Biases in Federal Sentencing: A Modest Solution for Reforming a Fundamental Flaw

      Mark W. Bennett

      págs. 489-534

      

    • Why So Contrived? Fourth Amendment Balancing, Per Se Rules, and DNA Databases After Maryland v. King

      David Kaye

      págs. 535-596

      

  • Criminology

    • Parental Incarceration: What We Know and Where We Need to Go

      Christopher Uggen, Suzy McElrath

      págs. 597-604

      

  • Comments

    • "Obtaining" the Right Result: A Novel Interpretation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act that Provides Liability for Insider Theft Without Overbreadth

      Kevin Jakopchek

      págs. 605-634

      

    • Breaking Free of the Prison Paradigm: Integrating Restorative Justice Techniques Into Chicago's Juvenile Justice System

      Judy C. Tsui

      págs. 635-666

      

    • Extending Sentencing Mitigation for Deserving Young Adults

      Kelsey B. Shust

      págs. 667-704