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P-ISSN 0002-4678
E-ISSN 2162-4151
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Vol. 85, Issue 1, 2022August 18, 2022 EDT

Criminal Leave in the Court of Appeals: A Case of Implicit Bias?

Eugene F. Pigott Jr.,
leave to appealNY Court of AppealsCriminal casesinjustice
Photo by Hansjörg Keller on Unsplash

Articles in Vol. 85, Issue 1, 2022

Vol. 85, Issue 1, 2022
  • FEDERAL TRANSFER TAXES AND THE PROTEAN IRREVOCABLE TRUST
    Kent Schenkel
  • Qualified Absolutism, Categorical Balancing, and New Categories
    Steven H. Shiffrin
  • Ultra Compelled: Abortion Providers' Free Speech Rights After NIFLA
    Kimberley Harris
  • Criminal Leave in the Court of Appeals: A Case of Implicit Bias?
    Eugene F. Pigott Jr.
  • Serving Two Masters? Public Ethics and the Regulation of Financial Conflicts of Interest in the Administrative State
    Jordan Peterson
  • Blurred Visions of Native Americans: Cognizing Cultural Difference in Property Theory
    Steve Miskinis
  • UNEASY LIES THE HEAD THAT WEARS THE CROWN: A CHIEF JUSTICE’S STRUGGLE FOR HIS COURT
    Benjamin Pomerance
  • The Final Planning Program Final Rule "A Solution in Search of a Problem"
    Kristen A. Davis
Albany Law Review
Eugene F. Pigott, Criminal Leave in the Court of Appeals: A Case of Implicit Bias?, 85 Albany Law Review (2022).
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