Revealing the Hidden Sentence: How to Add Transparency, Legitimacy, and Purpose to “Collateral” Punishment Policy
By Joshua Kaiser Americans think we know an awful lot about our penal system. Yet policymakers, jurists, academics, offenders, and […]
Two Ways of Thinking About the Undue Burden Test After Hellerstedt
By Mary Ziegler* This week, after the Supreme Court heard argument in Whole Women’s Health v. Hellerstedt, it seems tricky
The Hodgepodge Principle in US Privacy Policy
By John A. Deighton* Data, says Professor Lawrence Summers, is the new oil, “a hugely valuable asset essential to economic
Another perspective on Community Policing, Part Two
By Ronald E. Hampton* Critics of community policing say that the idea of a friendly beat officer acting as some
Another Perspective on Community Policing
By Ronald E. Hampton* Many African-Americans today believe that law and order is not being kept in their communities. The
HLPR Volume 10.1 is Here!
HLPR is excited to announce that Volume 10.1 has been published and is now available online. This volume’s symposium topic is Policing in