Troubling Trends in the Federal Criminal Justice System
March 10, 2010 | Posted by: Michael M. O'Hear
Category: Federal Criminal Law & Process, Speakers at Marquette | Leave a Comment
In his terrific Hallows Lecture yesterday evening, former U.S. District Judge Mark Filip criticized a number of recent trends in the federal criminal justice system, including the use of return-on-investment measures of law enforcement success and the requirement that corporations suspected of wrongdoing retain costly compliance monitors. Audio of the Lecture is now available here. We expect to post the text of Judge Filip’s remarks and additional commentary in the next few days.
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