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2023

Inherently Unequal: The Effect of Structural Racism and Bias on K-12 School Discipline, Alicia R. Jackson
Brooklyn Law Review

We Speak the Queen’s English: Linguistic Profiling in the Legal Profession, Brenda D. Gibson
Brooklyn Law Review

Racial Pay Equity in “White” Collar Workplaces, Nantiya Ruan
Brooklyn Law Review

2022

WHAT COUNTS AS ‘RACIST ENOUGH?’: A CLEARER STANDARD FOR NEW TRIALS WHEN JURORS DEMONSTRATE RACIAL BIAS, Priyadarshini Das
Journal of Law and Policy

Slaying the Serpents: Why Alternative Intervention Is Necessary to Protect Those in Mental Health Crisis from the State-Created Danger “Snake Pit”, Kathleen Giunta
Journal of Law and Policy

Consider Collateral Consequences: The Inherent Hypocrisy of Veterans Treatment Courts’ Failure to Dismiss Criminal Charges, Julia W. Williams
Journal of Law and Policy

The Victim/Offender Overlap and Criminal System Reform, Cynthia Godsoe
Brooklyn Law Review

Down and Dirty: Remedies and Reparations for Intersected Environmental and Reproductive Justice, Mickaela J. Fouad
Brooklyn Law Review

Parole, Victim Impact Evidence, and Race, Alexis Karteron
Brooklyn Law Review

Blame the Victim: How Mistreatment by the State Is Used to Legitimize Police Violence, Tamara Rice Lave
Brooklyn Law Review

Should Victims’ Views Influence Prosecutors’ Decisions?, Bruce A. Green, Brandon P. Ruben
Brooklyn Law Review

The Color of Justice, Alexis Hoag
Faculty Scholarship

New York’s School Segregation Crisis: Open the Court Doors Now, Gus Ipsen
Brooklyn Law Review

Sy-STEM-Ic Bias: An Exploration of Gender and Race Representation on University Patents, Jordana R. Goodman
Brooklyn Law Review

White Supremacy’s Police Siege on the United States Capitol, Vida B. Johnson
Brooklyn Law Review

Divest, Invest, & Mutual Aid, Cynthia Godsoe, Caitlyn Garcia
Faculty Scholarship

Race and Lawyering in the Legal Writing Classroom, Danielle L. Tully
Faculty Scholarship

Filing While Black: The Casual Racism of the Tax Law, Steven A. Dean
Faculty Scholarship

2021

Civil Asset Forfeitures: How Prosecutors Can Facilitate Community-Based Criminal Justice Reform, Lane Waples
Journal of Law and Policy

Black Deaths Matter: the Race-of-Victim Effect and Capital Punishment, Daniel S. Medwed
Brooklyn Law Review

High Time for a Change: How the Relationship Between Signatory Countries and the United Nations Conventions Governing Narcotic Drugs Must Adapt to Foster a Global Shift in Cannabis Law, Alexander Clementi
Brooklyn Journal of International Law

Black on Black Representation, Alexis Hoag
Faculty Scholarship

“A Dollar Ain’t Much if You’ve Got It”: Freeing Modern-Day Poll Taxes from Anderson-Burdick, Lydia Saltzbart
Journal of Law and Policy

Fintech and Race-Based Inequality in the Home Mortgage and Auto Financing Markets, Winnie F. Taylor
Faculty Scholarship

Consumer Bankruptcy and Race: Current Concerns and a Proposed Solution, Edward J. Janger
Faculty Scholarship

2019

Roots of Revolution: The African National Congress and Gay Liberation in South Africa, Joseph S. Jackson
Brooklyn Journal of International Law

Got Mylk?: The Disruptive Possibilities of Plant Milk, Iselin Gambert
Brooklyn Law Review

Reducing Recidivism or Misclassifying Offenders?: How Implementing Risk and Needs Assessment in the Federal Prison System Will Perpetuate Racial Bias, Rachel DiBenedetto
Journal of Law and Policy

Afrofuturism, Critical Race Theory, and Policing in the Year 2044, I. Bennett Capers
Faculty Scholarship

A Wall of Hate: Eminent Domain and Interest-Convergence, Philip Lee
Brooklyn Law Review

2018

Diverse Originalism, Christina Mulligan
Faculty Scholarship

ESSAY: Injustice in Black and White: Eliminating Prosecutors’ Peremptory Strikes in Interracial Death Penalty Cases, Daniel Hatoum
Brooklyn Law Review

2017

Race, Policing, and Technology, Bennett Capers
Faculty Scholarship

2016

Deported by Marriage: Americans Forced to Choose Between Love and Country, Beth Caldwell
Brooklyn Law Review

Race, Restructurings, and Equal Protection Doctrine Through the Lens of Schuette v. BAMN, Steve Sanders
Brooklyn Law Review

Australians' "Right" to be Bigoted: Protecting Minorities' Rights from the Tyranny of the Majority, Jillian Rudge
Brooklyn Journal of International Law

Policing in the Era of Permissiveness: Mitigating Misconduct Through Third-Party Standing, Julian A. Cook III
Brooklyn Law Review

2012

Disparately Seeking Jurors: Disparate Impact and the (Mis)Use of Batson, Anna Roberts
Faculty Scholarship

(Re)Forming the Jury: Detection and Disinfection of Implicit Juror Bias, Anna Roberts
Faculty Scholarship

2011

Rethinking the Fourth Amendment: Race, Citizenship, and the Equality Principle, Bennett Capers
Faculty Scholarship

2009

Policing, Place, and Race, Bennett Capers
Faculty Scholarship

2008

Transparency: A New Role for Police Consent Decrees, Noah Kupferberg
Faculty Scholarship

2007

Reading Back, Reading Black, Bennett Capers
Faculty Scholarship

2006

The Trial of Bigger Thomas: Race, Gender, and Trespass, Bennett Capers
Faculty Scholarship

On Justitia, Race, Gender, and Blindness, Bennett Capers
Faculty Scholarship