Wake Forest Law Review

Wake Forest Law Review

55 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1087

The New Peonage: Liberty and Precarity for Workers in the Gig Economy

Rebecca E. Zietlow
55 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1037

Justifying Family Separation: Constructing the Criminal Alien and the Alien Mother

Juliet P. Stumpf
55 Wake Forest L. Rev. 985

Rights Should Not Vary Based on Offense Severity

Russell L. Christopher
55 Wake Forest L. Rev. 933

Does Bail Reform Increase Crime? An Empirical Assessment of the Public Safety Implications of Bail Reform in Cook County, Illinois

Paul G. Cassell & Richard Fowles
55 Wake Forest L. Rev. 907

Bail in North Carolina

Jessica Smith
55 Wake Forest L. Rev. 857

Reforming Pretrial Decision-Making

Lauryn P. Gouldin
55 Wake Forest L. Rev. 821

The Transparency of Jail Data

William E. Crozier, Brandon L. Garrett & Arvind Krishnamurthy
55 Wake Forest L. Rev. 795

“With a Little Help from My Friends”: Counsel at Bail and Enhanced Pretrial Justice Becomes the New Reality

Douglas L. Colbert
55 Wake Forest L. Rev. 757

The Due Process of Bail

Jenny E. Carroll
55 Wake Forest L. Rev. 743

The Political Patterns of Bail Reform

Russell M. Gold & Ronald F. Wright
55 Wake Forest L. Rev. 717

Conscience Clauses and the Right of Refusal: The War Between Legal and Ethical Responsibility

Olivia Rojas
55 Wake Forest L. Rev. 649

The Political Economy of Corporate Law and Governance: American and Korean Rules Under Different Endogenous Conditions and Forms of Capitalism

Robert J. Rhee