Topic
Criminal Justice
Policing, prosecution, incarceration, and reform — explored through the lens of constitutional rights, policy, and practice.
17 courses · 16 briefs
The American criminal justice system affects more people than any other area of law. From policing practices and prosecutorial discretion to mass incarceration and sentencing reform, the legal questions in this space carry enormous consequences for individuals, communities, and constitutional rights.
These courses and briefs feature prosecutors, defense attorneys, judges, and legal scholars examining the system from every angle — qualified immunity, bail reform, the neuroscience of criminal behavior, forensic evidence, and the ongoing tension between public safety and civil liberties.
Courses
17 on-demand CLE courses on this topic
1:02:31Targeting a Foreign President
Scott R. Anderson
1:03:51Criminal Lab Grown Meat
Michael Roberts
1:03:46Police Commands & Police Coercion
Prof. Rachel Harmon
1:07:09A Credibility Gap in Cases of Rape
Prof. Deborah Tuerkheimer
31:02Race, Police, and Imperfect Justice (Part 2)
Race, Police, and Imperfect Justice Panel
33:27Race, Police, and Imperfect Justice
Race, Police, and Imperfect Justice Panel
30:34Policing the Police (Part 2)
Prof. Rachel Harmon
32:59Policing the Police
Prof. Rachel Harmon
30:24Line Prosecutors v. Main Justice
Profs Bruce Green & Rebecca Roiphe
39:14Prosecutorial Discretion – Police Killings and Sexual Abuse
Profs Bruce Green & Rebecca Roiphe
31Qualified Immunity of the Police
Prof. Fred Smith, Jr.
34:38Confronting Mass Incarceration (Part 2)
Prof. Rachel Barkow
34:01Confronting Mass Incarceration
Prof. Rachel Barkow
30:55The Problem with Bail
Robin Steinberg
31:06When Lawyers Break the Law
Hal R. Lieberman
33Police Technology - From Body Cameras to Facial Recognition
Prof. I. Bennett Capers
34 minThe Criminal's Brain - Neuroscience in the Courtroom
Prof. Deborah Denno
Briefs
16 legal briefs on this topic
8:21BriefPolice Command v. Police Request
7:36BriefDo you have to comply with police orders?
3:17BriefWhat are stand your ground laws?
2:34BriefWhat is the duty to retreat?
4:53BriefCan the Police Require a Brain Scan?
6:50BriefCan you record the police?
5:09BriefWhen can police use deadly force?
0:52BriefCan you be arrested for giving the finger to police?
3:43BriefExtraterritoriality–Prosecuting Crime Committed Abroad
3:54BriefCan the Police Lie to You?
3:27BriefWhat is criminal immunity?
2:21BriefCan a President "Obstruct Justice?"
1:08BriefCan deportation be punishment for crime?
3:49BriefIs there a right to RECORD police?
2:35BriefCan the police use race when deciding who to stop?
2:48BriefWhen must you answer a police officer's question?
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