Most Recent Additions
Auditing Overseas: How the United States Can Learn from Recent Financial Audit Reform in the United Kingdom
Daniel Damitio
Fraud in a Land of Plenty
Jonathan R. Macey
Gender and Deception: Moral Perceptions and Legal Responses
Gregory Klass and Tess Wilkinson-Ryan
Toward a Multilevel Sociology of Fraud
Brooke Harrington and Camilo Arturo Leslie
Consumer Fraud, Home Financing, and the Erosion of Trust
Linda E. Fisher
Health Care Fraud and the Erosion of Trust
Katrice Bridges Copeland
America's Anti-Fraud Ecosystem and the Problem of Social Trust: Perspectives from Legal Practitioners
Edward J. Balleisen
Square-Peg Frauds
Miriam H. Baer
Beyond Due Process: An Examination of the Restorative Justice Community Courts of Chicago
Jackie O'Brien
Casting a Ballot for Change: How to Overcome Jail Policy Deficiencies and the O’Brien Precedent to Expand Voting Rights for Jailed Individuals
Lorellee Kampschnieder
Are Police Officers Bayesians? Police Updating in Investigative Stops
Jeffrey Fagan and Lila Nojima
Restorative Justice Diversion as a Structural Health Intervention in the Criminal Legal System
Thalia González
Policing the Danger Narrative
Avlana K. Eisenberg
Innocence is Not Enough: Illinois Certificates of Innocence & the Case of Wayne Washington
Erin M. Wright
Toward a Socio-Legal Theory of Male Rape
Orna Alyagon-Darr and Ruthy Lowenstein Lazar
The Neuroscience of Trauma Supports Diminished Capacity as a Nuanced Approach to the ICC Case of an Ex-Child Soldier
Lee Hiromoto, Ramail Siddiqui, and Landy F. Sparr
*Updated as of 09/30/23.
