Vol. 22, Issue 1, 2024April 16, 2025 EDT
In the Shadows of Doubt and Personal Bias: How Current Disclosure Standards and a Lack of Prosecutorial Accountability Result in Wrongful Convictions
In the Shadows of Doubt and Personal Bias: How Current Disclosure Standards and a Lack of Prosecutorial Accountability Result in Wrongful Convictions
Articles in Vol. 22, Issue 1, 2024
Vol. 22, Issue 1, 2024
- Historical Perspectives on Substantive Due Process and the Power of the CourtKenneth Cohen
- In the Shadows of Doubt and Personal Bias: How Current Disclosure Standards and a Lack of Prosecutorial Accountability Result in Wrongful ConvictionsBailia B. Milne
- Demanding Trans(parent)cy In The Federal Trade Commission’s Regulation Of Education Technology: How The Proposed School Authorization Exception To Parental Consent Under COPPA Violates Constitutional Parents’ RightsAmanda Moreschi
Bailia B. Milne, In the Shadows of Doubt and Personal Bias: How Current Disclosure Standards and a Lack of Prosecutorial Accountability Result in Wrongful Convictions, 22 DLJ (2025).