The Consequences of Error in Criminal Justice
Why convicting one innocent person may be better than letting ten guilty people go free
February 2015
Why convicting one innocent person may be better than letting ten guilty people go free
Ninth Circuit Holds that the Emission of Pollutants from Rail Yards Is Not "Disposal" of Solid Waste Under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act.
Minnesota Supreme Court Determines that False Claims Used to Advise or Encourage Suicide Do Not Fall Within the Alvarez Fraud Exception.
Second Circuit Clarifies that a Court's Review of an SEC Settlement Should Focus on Procedural Propriety.
Fifth Circuit Refuses to Decide Correct Standing Inquiry for Absent Class Members.
Executive Order Prohibits Federal Government and Contractor Employment Discrimination on the Basis of Sexual Orientation or Gender Identity.
Colorado Requires On-the-Record Indigency Proceedings Prior to Incarceration for Failure to Pay Fines
Puerto Rico Passes New Municipal Reorganization Act.
Backing off the hype in Title IX enforcement