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The mission of <\/span>Perspectives<\/span><\/i> is to provide a platform for diverse criminal legal scholarship, motivated by the stark reality that such scholarship has typically been overlooked by traditional law reviews. This platform will seek to publish at least one article per semester that fills this gap. In seeking to publish diverse perspectives on American criminal law, we interpret the word \u201cdiversity\u201d broadly. Thus, we will seek to publish perspectives by diverse authors whose identities and lived experiences provide meaningful insight into the real implications of American criminal law. Further, we will seek to publish diverse perspectives exploring professional points of view that have traditionally been underrepresented in criminal law scholarship such as those from public defenders, criminal defense attorneys, people who are incarcerated, and professionals involved in the carceral system. Additionally, we welcome pieces that utilize nontraditional publishing formats, including narratives or interviews with people\u00a0 involved in or impacted by the criminal legal system. These lists are not exhaustive; they are meant solely to provide examples since no definition of \u201cdiversity\u201d could comprehensively include all that we wish to cover in this publication. In short, <\/span>Perspectives <\/span><\/i>is a platform meant to amplify nontraditional viewpoints in American criminal law.<\/span><\/p>\n

Volume 62<\/h2>\n

A Post-Disposition Advocacy Perspective: An Interview with Raymond Ngu, Legal Director of Open City Advocates<\/a><\/p>\n

Caroline Kelly<\/p>\n

A Reform Perspective on Public Safety: An Interview With Tahir Duckett, Director of Georgetown’s Center for Innovation in Community Safety<\/a><\/p>\n

Bonnee Nie<\/p>\n

Family for a Day<\/a><\/p>\n

Reginald Manning<\/p>\n

Another Day Locked Away\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n

Guy Reford<\/p>\n

A Public Defense and Capital Punishment Perspective: An Interview with Stephen Bright, Professor of Law<\/a><\/p>\n

Sam Ginsburg<\/p>\n

Volume 60<\/h2>\n

A Public Defense Perspective: An Interview with Heather Pinckney, Director of Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia<\/a><\/p>\n

Aasha Rajani<\/p>\n

Indifferent To Our Wellbeing: How Legal Standards Controlling Mental Illness Discrimination Lawsuits Prevent Accountability And Progress<\/a><\/p>\n

Anna Gyori<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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