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Excited to Announce that my book Mass Incarceration Nation: How the United States Became Addicted to Prisons and Jails and How It Can Recover comes out in November! (1/2)
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Jeffrey Bellin
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Jeffrey Bellin
@BellinJ
@vanderbiltlaw professor commenting on Criminal Law and Evidence.
Katılım Ocak 2011
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So impressed with the work of my colleagues at @vanderbiltlaw and at the very top of that list is @lsudeall
Vanderbilt Law@vanderbiltlaw
In Prof. @lsudeall's “Access to Justice” course, students worked alongside women incarcerated at the Debra K. Johnson Rehabilitation Center to co-author articles on criminal justice issues. Read their reflections: ow.ly/Tbba50YuY4g
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In this article, he explains why self-publishing while getting some royalty is a possible solution to the problem of high-dollar casebooks. I have yet to find a free casebook that was as good as the expensive alternatives. Jeff’s is better. 2/2
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Prof. Jeff Bellin is an author of Wright & Miller on evidence law. It’s the treatise I always consulted as a lawyer and judge.
And he also self-publishes a $35 casebook for law school use on evidence law. I’ve used it several times, and is awesome! Thank you, Jeff. 1/
Avi Siegal@AviSiegal
Cause for optimism! Pair with this great new piece by @BellinJ scholarship.law.wm.edu/cgi/viewconten…
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Cause for optimism! Pair with this great new piece by @BellinJ scholarship.law.wm.edu/cgi/viewconten…
Tim Wu@superwuster
If you teach law students, seems worth taking a look at the list of free or inexpensive casebooks before assigning the $300+ books -- here's a list james.grimmelmann.net/files/casebooks
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Thanks @AlexNunn - I have tried to answer every good question about hearsay in that treatise volume and that is a good question.
Alex Nunn@AlexNunn
@zachary_aman For a more comprehensive source, I think that @BellinJ's treatise entry on this is exactly correct. See Fed. Prac. & Proc. § 6731.
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If you teach law students, seems worth taking a look at the list of free or inexpensive casebooks before assigning the $300+ books -- here's a list
james.grimmelmann.net/files/casebooks
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Seems like a big deal ....
Alex Nunn@AlexNunn
Thrilled to welcome @lsolum to our growing scholarly community here in DFW!
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The W&M Bill of Rights Journal has published the contributions to the Constitutional Law Casebooks Symposium. Lots of interesting stuff here - and thanks again to the editors for letting me crash the symposium to talk about casebook costs. scholarship.law.wm.edu/wmborj/
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Another guest post from me, this time at Crim Prof Blog on Criminal Procedure casebooks. crimprof.blog/selecting-a-cr…
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Multiple Vanderbilt Law faculty members ranked among the most-cited scholars nationwide in @HeinOnline's December Scholarly Impact Rankings.
Check it out: ow.ly/CfFf50Y0TS9
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Great to host Carissa Hessick at @vanderbiltlaw yesterday where she presented her fascinating new paper, "Facts, Policy and Discretion" - thanks @CBHessick!
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@HoffProf The long-term incentives is an important piece and part of why I wrote this essay about casebook costs: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…
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My Evidence casebook has reached the top of Amazon's Kindle (legal education) best seller list with some distinguished company.
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Quoted in this story in the @ABAJournal on Comey prosecution. abajournal.com/web/article/re…
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If the court doesn’t dismiss the criminal charges against James Comey, it will almost certainly order discovery, which will allow his lawyers to ask questions and demand
documents about how the decision to file charges was made.
That could be more embarrassing than dismissal.
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From Theories of Prosecution (p. 1223), available here: californialawreview.org/print/theories…
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Legal ethics codes and the U.S. Constitution require a prosecutor to have "probable cause" to support a charge. That's the bare minimum. But there is broad agreement that prosecutors should apply a stricter charging standard as I explain in a 2020 article:
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