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Volume 63, Number 2 (Spring 2026)
(Mis)judging Suspicion
The Second Look Movement and Reducing Mass Incarceration
Big Box Carceralism
The Constitutional Demand for Evidentiary Asymmetry to Protect the Accused
Using Disparate-Impact Theory Under the Fair Housing Act to Address Aggressive Policing Tactics in New York City Public Housing Communities
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(Mis)judging Suspicion
Sherri Lee Keene

The Second Look Movement and Reducing Mass Incarceration
Bidish J. Sarma and Sophie Cull

Big Box Carceralism
Quinn Yeargain

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The Constitutional Demand for Evidentiary Asymmetry to Protect the Accused
Lily Braafladt

Using Disparate-Impact Theory Under the Fair Housing Act to Address Aggressive Policing Tactics in New York City Public Housing Communities
Madeline Brown

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