Vol. 80, Issue 3, 2017

Miscarriages of justice for those with mental disabilities can be avoided by reforming statutory schemes and embracing concepts of therapeutic justice not yet integrated into New York's criminal justice system.

This article argues that judicial accountability, in both civil and criminal courts, for police misconduct does not exist.

This article examines The Classified Information Procedures Act (CIPA) and Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) within the context of terrorism and national security-related prosecutions and the extent to which each...

This article explores the history of state oversight in NY and the departure represented by the "New York State Justice Center for the Protection of People with Special Needs.”

Foreword to the seventh edition of Miscarriages of Justice which highlights the extreme disparate implications that choice of forum decisions can have on some of society’s most vulnerable populations.

This article examines statutory and case law to determine how eligibility decisions are made for criminal defendants in federal cases regarding their Sixth Amendment rights.

This article examines the claims asserted in Disability Rights New York v. New York, comparing the substantive and procedural aspects of New York’s systems for appointing guardians.

This article argues that deportation should be considered an "ultimate punishment," and therefore treated with an eye toward the same policy that underlies the constitutionality of the death penalty.