On Senate Divisions, Carbon Emissions, and Appointment Decisions
By Robert Seaney* The passing of one of America’s most prolific jurists has sparked a fierce debate over Constitutional interpretation […]
HLPR 2016 Symposium Day 4: Prof. Katherine Beckett: Toward Harm Reduction Policing
Speaker Katherine Beckett, Clarence and Elissa M. (“Lee”) Schrag Faculty Fellow at the University of Washington By Isaac Saidel-Goley
HLPR 2016 Symposium Day 3: Prof. Franklin Zimring on International Comparisons of Killings of and by Police
Panelists: Franklin Zimring, William G Simon Professor of Law at U.C. Berkeley Philip Heymann, James Barr Ames Professor of Law
HLPR 2016 Symposium Day 2: The Evolution of Policing & Police Militarization: A Conversation with Chief Edward Flynn and Kara Dansky
By HLPR Staff When we talk about “the police,” what do we mean? On February 9, the second day
HLPR 2016 Symposium Day 1: Prof. Elizabeth Joh on Big Data and Policing
Panelists: Elizabeth Joh, UC Davis School of Law Professor Thomas Abt, Harvard Kennedy School Adjunct Lecturer and Program in
The Fallibility of Finality
By Michael Admirand and G. Ben Cohen * “We are not final because we are infallible, but we are infallible