In this post two weeks ago I spotlighted more than a dozen new pieces of sentencing and punishment scholarship that had been posted to SSRN and that I did not find time to highlight in separate posts while consumed with COVID criminal justice issues. A few weeks later, I am still consumed with other matters and there are still more new pieces worth noting. So, I will again seek to catch up for lost time with another lengthy post linking to a lot of new scholarship from SSRN (listed here in alphabetical order by title):
Atwater and the Misdemeanor Carceral State by Alexandra Natapoff
The Constitutionalization of Parole: Fulfilling the Promise of Meaningful Review by Alexandra Harrington
Eighth Amendment Presumptive Penumbras by William W. Berry
Lady Justice Without Her Blindfold: An Analysis on How Race Influences Sentencing by Adefisayo Adegoye
Legislating for Profit and Optimal Eighth Amendment Review by Murat C. Mungan and Thomas J. Miceli
Populist Prosecutorial Nullification by Kerrel Murray
Pretrial Detention in the Time of COVID-19 by Jenny E. Carroll
The Prisoner and the Polity by Avlana Eisenberg
Race Decriminalization and Criminal Legal System Reform by Michael Pinard
State Prosecutors at the Center of Mass Imprisonment and Criminal Justice Reform by Nora V. Demleitner
The Unusual Cruelty of Nursing Homes Behind Bars by Rachel Lopez
Victims, Right? by Anna Roberts
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