In the fall of 1968, a pair of FBI agents visited New York Times reporter Earl Caldwell. 1 At
the time, Caldwell was among the most prominent journalists in the country. He was the first …

Alton Logan spent twenty-six years in prison for a murder he did not commit, sleeping with a
homemade metal shank under his pillow for protection. 1 Meanwhile, attorney Dale …

Abolitionism-the idea that the criminal justice system as we know it ought to be eradicated-is
extremely popular in the legal academy these days. Prisons and police agencies are the …

Introduced in Australia in the late 1990s, the Mr Big investigative technique is a complex
undercover police operation structured around a fictional criminal gang, which is created to …

Tax law claims to be special, fundamentally unlike other fields of law, so much so that
scholars speak regularly of" tax exceptionalism." I Patent law is similarly prone to" …

Privacy law in the United States is famously sectoral in nature. And at every turn, it privileges
the police. On the front end, privacy statutes almost uniformly exempt law enforcement …

This article examines government officials using privately owned communication portals to
exchange messages, asserting that documents do not become public records if government …

Abstract There are few Supreme Court cases that enjoy as much widespread support as the
Court's unanimous decision in United States v. Nixon. The recent pitched battles between …

This study used interpretative phenomenological analysis to gather and analyze semi-
structured interviews of seven participants who took part in deep undercover programs …

State and local government continues to be a vibrant space in both the legal academy and
the world at large. On the academic side, Nadav Shoked and Nestor Davidson revived the …