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  • 56 Wake Forest L. Rev. 97

    Preventive Justice: How Algorithms, Parole Boards, and Limiting Retributivism Could End Mass Incarceration

    Christopher Slobogin
  • 56 Wake Forest L. Rev. 47

    The Puzzle of Clearance Rates, and What They Can Tell Us About Crime, Police Reform, and Criminal Justice

    Andrew D. Leipold
  • 56 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1

    The Trial Lottery

    Kiel Brennan-Marquez, Darryl K. Brown & Stephen E. Henderson
  • 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