All Articles tagged criminal law

• Children & Family
  June 12, 2019 EDT
  A Child is a Child, Except Under Ohio Law: A Discretionary Review of Mandatory Bindovers
  Briana Morris

  A discretionary look at Ohio's Mandatory Binder laws in the juvenile system.

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• Criminal Law & Criminal Justice
  March 20, 2019 EDT
  Legislating Against Hate: Why Ohio’s Hate Crime Statute, and the Sentencing Enhancements that Support it, Cannot Remedy Institutional Problems and Continued Bigotry
  Sarah Ingles

  A gaping wound in our society, hate-filled violence brutally attacks our communities, sense of being, sense of security, and sense of self.

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• Criminal Law & Criminal Justice
  January 30, 2019 EDT
  Solving the Penn State Problem: Holding the Institution Accountable for its Conspiracy of Silence
  Sarah J. Kropp

  Thirty-six-year-old “Ben” confided to an archdiocese victim coordinator that a priest had sexually violated him when he was an altar boy at St. Mark Parish in Bristol, Pennsylvania.

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• Criminal Law & Criminal Justice
  January 12, 2019 EDT
  Salinas v. Texas: The Fifth Amendment Self-Incrimination Burden
  Matthew J. Thompson Jr.

  Even if not “schooled in the particulars” of the Fifth Amendment, individuals still have beliefs about what is fundamentally fair.

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• Criminal Law & Criminal Justice
  July 31, 2018 EDT
  Wiping the Slate Clean: A Proposal to Expand Ohio’s Expungement Statutes to Promote Effective Offender Reintegration
  Sara C. Schiavone

  A look at nationwide strategies, other than expungement, that attempt to promote successful reintegration.

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