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False Massiah: The Sixth Amendment Revolution That Wasn't, Wayne A. Logan
False Massiah: The Sixth Amendment Revolution That Wasn't, Wayne A. Logan
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No abstract provided.
Digital Surveillance And Preventive Policing, Manuel A. Utset
Digital Surveillance And Preventive Policing, Manuel A. Utset
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No abstract provided.
The Criminal Justice Black Box, Samuel R. Wiseman
The Criminal Justice Black Box, Samuel R. Wiseman
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"Big data "-- the collection and statistical analysis of numerous digital data points -- has transformed the commercial and policy realms, changing firms' understanding of consumer behavior and improving problems ranging from traffic congestion to drug interactions. In the criminal justice field, police now use data from widely dispersed monitoring equipment, crime databases, and statistical analysis to predict where and when crimes will occur, and police body cameras have the potential to both provide key evidence and reduce misconduct. But in many jurisdictions, digital access to basic criminal court records remains surprisingly limited, and, in contrast to the civil context, …
Mass Monitoring, Avlana Eisenberg
Mass Monitoring, Avlana Eisenberg
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Business is booming for criminal justice monitoring technology: these days “ankle bracelet” refers as often to an electronic monitor as to jewelry. Indeed, the explosive growth of electronic monitoring (“EM”) for criminal justice purposes—a phenomenon which this Article terms “mass monitoring”—is among the most overlooked features of the otherwise well-known phenomenon of mass incarceration.
This Article addresses the fundamental question of whether EM is punishment. It finds that the origins and history of EM as a progressive alternative to incarceration—a punitive sanction—support characterization of EM as punitive, and that EM comports with the goals of dominant punishment theories. Yet new …