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Volume 83, Issue 4
- Police Use of Deadly Force: Revising Judicial and Statutory Standards to Limit Unjustified Violence
  83 Albany Law Review Forthcoming (2020)
  David Wukitsch
- Contracting Around CPLR 202: “Accrual” Borrowing Statute in New York Practice and Why Its Current Application Is Unworkable
  83 Albany Law Review Forthcoming (2020)
  Benjamin J. Wisher
Volume 83, Issue 3: Miscarriages of Justice
- Adrift in The Interstices of Law and Justice: Divining Right and Wrong in the Sad, Strange Case of People v. Schmidt
  83 Albany Law Review 0697 (2020)
  James R. Acker
- The Bite Mark Dentists and the Counterattack on Forensic Science Reform
  83 Albany Law Review 0749 (2020)
  Marvin Zalman & James Windell
- Obstacles and Barriers After Exoneration
  83 Albany Law Review 0829 (2020)
  Lily Goldberg, Nicole Guillen, Nicole Hernandez & Lora M. Levett
- Independent Critical Incident Investigation Agencies: A Unique Form of Police Oversight
  83 Albany Law Review 0855 (2020)
  Richard A. Rosenthal
- Applying the STAMP Safety Model to Prevent False Convictions Based on Eyewitness Misidentifications
  83 Albany Law Review 0931 (2020)
  Boaz Sangero
- The Rage Against the Felony Murder Rule Trap When Juveniles Are Prosecuted for Murder in Co-Felon Killings
  83 Albany Law Review 0965 (2020)
  Derrick Augustus Carter

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