Justice Abandoned
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Justice Abandoned
How the Supreme Court Ignored the Constitution and Enabled Mass Incarceration
Barkow, Rachel Elise
Harvard University Press
03/2025
320
Dura
Inglês
9780674294226
15 a 20 dias
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mass incarceration; supreme court decisions; constitutional rights; criminal justice reform; plea bargaining; pretrial detention; constitutional law; racial bias disparities; disproportionate sentences; eighth amendment; overcrowded prisons; criminal justice; tough on crime policies; judicial reform; legal reform; social justice; criminal procedure; sentencing policy; prison reform; constitutional interpretation; criminal justice policy; prison policy; judicial process; legal history; court system; legal analysis; reform movement; criminal law; prison studies; bordenkircher v hayes; mccleskey v kemp; terry v ohio; harmelin v michigan; united states v salerno; naacp legal defense fund; american civil liberties union; aclu; american bar association; aba; harry blackmun; richard nixon; thurgood marshall; rehnquist; scalia; john paul stevens; cruel unusual punishment; james otis; adam cohen supreme inequality; john pfaff locked in; rachel elise barkow prisoners of politics; erwin chemerinsky presumed guilty; james forman locking up our own; elizabeth hinton from the war on poverty; brandon garrett autopsy of criminal justice; michelle alexander the new jim crow; william stuntz the collapse of american criminal justice
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
mass incarceration; supreme court decisions; constitutional rights; criminal justice reform; plea bargaining; pretrial detention; constitutional law; racial bias disparities; disproportionate sentences; eighth amendment; overcrowded prisons; criminal justice; tough on crime policies; judicial reform; legal reform; social justice; criminal procedure; sentencing policy; prison reform; constitutional interpretation; criminal justice policy; prison policy; judicial process; legal history; court system; legal analysis; reform movement; criminal law; prison studies; bordenkircher v hayes; mccleskey v kemp; terry v ohio; harmelin v michigan; united states v salerno; naacp legal defense fund; american civil liberties union; aclu; american bar association; aba; harry blackmun; richard nixon; thurgood marshall; rehnquist; scalia; john paul stevens; cruel unusual punishment; james otis; adam cohen supreme inequality; john pfaff locked in; rachel elise barkow prisoners of politics; erwin chemerinsky presumed guilty; james forman locking up our own; elizabeth hinton from the war on poverty; brandon garrett autopsy of criminal justice; michelle alexander the new jim crow; william stuntz the collapse of american criminal justice
