Notes From Contributors
Read and listen to Notes from a rotating group of CAFE contributors
Note from Joyce: But, Can We Trust the Jury?
Dear Reader, How best to decide who is guilty of committing a crime? Until 1641, when it was abolished, the Star Chamber, a group consisting of members of the King’s Council, made those decisions in England when people who were considered too powerful for ordinary courts were under suspicion. You can guess how that ended—in […]
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Note from Barb: Hiding in Plain Sight
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Note from Rachel: The Line Between Protest and Criminal Obstruction
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Note from Asha: Section 702: Mischief Managed (For Now)
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Note from Joyce: Crystal Mason Made a Mistake
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Note from Barb: Judicial Bite to Meet the Bark
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Note from Rachel: Sam Bankman-Fried and the Absurdity of Federal Sentencing
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Note from Asha: The Clock is Tik-Tok-ing
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Note from Joyce: Trump’s Flirtation with Fascists
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Note from Barb: No, You’re Violating My First Amendment Rights!
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Note from Rachel: The Birth of a New Era in Reproductive Regulation
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Note from Asha: Smirnov on Ice
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Note from Joyce: Prosecuting the Parents Isn’t Enough
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