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Progressive prosecution, data dashboards and transparency.
After 16 years as the top prosecutor in Montgomery County, Maryland, John McCarthy found himself in an unfamiliar position: convincing...
Tyler Belt
Mar 1, 20243 min read
Facial recognition inaccuracies leading to wrongful arrest.
TW: Racial Discrimination The inaccuracy of facial recognition technology is a problem that has become apparent due to the increase in...
Emily Moran
Mar 1, 20243 min read
Curbing crypto crimes abroad: will U.S. laws succeed?
With the recent fraud scandal involving the cryptocurrency exchange FTX, the regulatory landscape of cryptocurrencies changed rapidly. ...
Kimberly Tanner
Mar 1, 20243 min read
Letter from the Editor, Volume XIV, Issue I
Dear Readers, Thank you for your interest in The Criminal Law Practitioner. On behalf of our Editorial Board and Staff, I am proud to share with you Volume 14, Issue 1 (Spring 2024). This issue continues our mission of producing informative and timely content for criminal law practitioners, as authors Caroline Vordtriede and Major Adam Crane provide their insight on, respectively, reverse affinity fraud and hostile work environments in the military. In “Hostility is in the E

Jackie Solomon
Feb 28, 20242 min read
Ukraine & Palestine: Prosecuting heritage destruction as a war crime.
TW: Genocide, War Crimes Few things embody a people like their great monuments and few blows strike harder at their hearts as does the...
Matt Petrillo
Feb 27, 20244 min read
Revenge porn: Four barriers to prosecuting the crime.
TW: Sex Crimes, Sexual Abuse Revenge porn, often referred to as “non-consensual pornography” or “image-based sexual abuse” (“IBSA”), is a...
Jordan Stevenson
Feb 27, 20244 min read
Rejecting blanket prosecution policies post-Dobbs.
After Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, dozens of prosecutors across the United States have made a conscious choice to...
Mackenzie Kiefer
Feb 5, 20242 min read
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