Honored to have worked on this project on prosecutor charging for @smulawdeason. It has been a humbling experience and I'm so thankful to the people who made it possible @gouldjonb @rachelannbowman @BorakoveM@ProfPamMetzger @AndySMUDeason
https://t.co/4Ux8ZsXflp
Researcher Belén @LowreyKinberg of the @ucirvine Dept. of Criminology, Law & Society presents a free @NACDL webinar on "Collaborative Approaches to Appellate Defense: Recognizing Clients' Legal Expertise" noon-1:30pm Thursday, May 8. https://t.co/YaQDyNIU7L
#AllinforAll
Published this morning in the best journal in our field -- @law_soc Review -- Rachel Bowman and @LowreyKinberg make a splash on prosecutor behavior (and I get to come along for the ride as 3rd author.) An integrated model of prosecutor decision-making | Law & Society Review
Potential topics include:
-translation/interpretation in legal contexts
-language use in the courtroom
-jury instructions
-statute meaning
-police-citizen interactions
(https://t.co/Wv15jiE8p0)
Hoping to connect with others researching language and the law for a panel at LSA @law_soc. The goal is to highlight the many ways the study of language/linguistics can inform the work of lawyers and sociolegal scholars. If your work falls under this umbrella please reach out!
After a night of travel, a team of researchers (including @LowreyKinberg) fans out from a Residence Inn to study prosecutors at an unnamed site. Thanks @Arnold_Ventures for supporting this work.
Excellent job today by @LowreyKinberg presenting her work and that of @rachelannbowman and yours truly on prosecutor decision-making at the @law_soc conference.
Meet the principal research team on our @LJA_Foundation grants to study US prosecution -- @rachelannbowman and @LowreyKinberg. I've known them since we all were at @AU_SPA prior to the pandemic. The two are stars, and I'm fortunate to learn from them.
Just published and available for purchase. Edited by @ProfPamMetzger and yours truly and brought along by the great @ilenekalish at @NYUpress. Thanks to the many contributors, including @AiliMalm @mdwhite121 @cscotthayward @LowreyKinberg @rachelannbowman @lsudeall and....
📚In this week's @LSEUSAblog highlight, @lowreykinberg, @rachelannbowman, and @gouldjonb write that pre-arrest screening by prosecutors is financially prudent and socially just
https://t.co/Hh1ST94jAB
Pre-arrest screening by prosecutors is financially prudent and socially just write @lowreykinberg @rachelannbowman and @gouldjonb https://t.co/6WBP1Lp6IR
Absolutely thrilled to share my latest paper with @gouldjonb and @rachelannbowman on how prosecutors orient to their work and how this shapes their decision-making. The first of hopefully many more collaborations to come!
https://t.co/umjvBXlfKO
Join us at 9am CT to hear from DOP members who have served on and chaired search committees, including @William_Texas07, @LowreyKinberg, @profmorabito & @ASCPolicing Chair Jason Ingram.
Relieved that the system worked to bring justice in the Chauvin case. But, the unlawful homicide of George Floyd illustrates that there is much more to be done to ensure that justice is available for all Americans daily. We need to reimagine criminal justice.
I am thrilled to have some of my research highlighted by @monkeycageblog. My findings suggest public stigma can prevent formerly incarcerated people from achieving meaningful reentry. #cjreform#criminology#secondchances@AU_SPA@AmericanU@GonzagaCAS
https://t.co/VIsKz2y7a1
Most #CJR research looks at high-profile urban prosecutors’ offices. Yet, small and mid-sized offices handle hundreds of thousands of cases yearly.
Our Prosecutorial Charging Practices Series looks at prosecutors' discretion in 3 mid-sized jurisdictions: https://t.co/6cD0W3ciz2