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The Uneasy Relationship between Criminal Procedure and Criminal Justice

Stuntz, William J.

The Yale law journal, 1997-10, Vol.107 (1), p.1-76

New Haven, Conn: The Yale Law Journal Company

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Título:
The Uneasy Relationship between Criminal Procedure and Criminal Justice
Autor: Stuntz, William J.
Assuntos: Analysis ; Attorneys ; Constitutional law ; Convictions ; Crime ; Criminal investigations ; Criminal justice ; Criminal justice, Administration of ; Criminal Law ; Criminal liability ; Criminal pleas ; Criminal procedure ; Criminal procedures ; Criminal prosecution ; Criminal sentencing ; Criminals ; Defendants ; Funding ; Injustice ; Judicial process ; Justice ; Legislatures ; Litigation ; Police ; Prosecuting attorneys ; Prosecutions ; Trials ; U.S.A ; United States
É parte de: The Yale law journal, 1997-10, Vol.107 (1), p.1-76
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Descrição: Most discussions of the law of criminal procedure presuppose a static system in which constitutional rules limit the government conduct at which they aim, but otherwise leave the criminal justice system untouched. It is argued that this picture is mistaken - that criminal procedure has potentially large and probably perverse systemic effects. Extensive constitutional regulation of the criminal process pushed prosecutors to substitute poorer defendants for wealthier ones by disproportionately raising the cost of prosecuting the wealthy. Constitutional law also pushes defense counsel to substitute procedural litigation for factual investigation, and thereby reduces prosecutors' incentive to take care not to prosecute innocent defendants. It pushes legislatures to broaden the scope of criminal liability and raise sentences, and also to keep a firm lid on funding for appointed criminal defense counsel. These tendencies in turn push courts to engage in ever more procedural regulation.
Editor: New Haven, Conn: The Yale Law Journal Company
Idioma: Inglês

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Stuntz, William J.

New Haven, Conn: The Yale Law Journal Company

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