Grace Li

Writing about prisons and state responses to crime @OSU_Law. My scholarship is here:

[Grace Li @g_y_li]

I wrote about a court that redesigned the drug court model to extend community-based services (rather than incarceration) to anyone with felony charges of any level. Here’s the abstract of my article in @uclawjournal:

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Here is the link to the full article: https://t.co/VvKiYInuiz

[Grace Li @g_y_li]

I wrote about a court that redesigned the drug court model to extend community-based services (rather than incarceration) to anyone with felony charges of any level. Here’s the abstract of my article in @uclawjournal:

[Grace Li @g_y_li]

To learn about the ATI Court, I watched court, talked to the judge, prosecutors, defense attorneys, and staff of the Center for Justice Innovation, who play a central role in running the court.

[Grace Li @g_y_li]

I wanted to learn about the Manhattan Alternative-to-Incarceration Court because I was curious about how people are experimenting with dealing with violent or serious crime without centering incarceration.

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@bd_highsmith Congrats!!!

[Women Also Know Law @womenknowlaw]

Always time to #HighlightWomen. Congratulations to Grace Li (@g_y_li) on her book review of @tommie_shelby’s book The Idea of Prison Abolition! Now in @michlawreview’s book review issue: https://t.co/28eCu5e7Ad

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New in @michlawreview’s book review issue: I review @tommie_shelby’s book The Idea of Prison Abolition. In it I examine and extend Shelby’s definition of prison, which we need to define to know what and how to abolish. https://t.co/JS94H6kyfw #newlawreviewarticles

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Do I know any former defense practitioners who write about criminal law and AI?

[LPE Blog @LPEblog]

The week in review: @ethanris on why you should ignore the Ivy League, Greta Krippner on the persistence of gender discrimination in insurance markets, and @g_y_li on the role of associative life in prisons.

Plus, the best of LPE from around the web.

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Today, Grace Li (@g_y_li) explains how the state relies on associations in prisons - affinity groups, peer education groups, and other collectivities - to extract labor from incarcerated people.

https://t.co/bO2xKWag0j

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I reviewed Tommie Shelby's book The Idea of Prison Abolition, in which he concludes that we should reform, but need not abolish, prisons. (I disagree!) My review examines and extends his *definition* of prison, which helps identify exactly what to abolish https://t.co/oo9PpQ6Af9

[Grace Li @g_y_li]

I write about the associative life of people in prisons. My first article, Associations in Prison, is here @UCILawReview: https://t.co/AwFRHJfz2I