… criminal justice, we herein set forth thirty proposals for democratic criminal justice reform. … :
while of course our views as to democracy's place in criminal justice vary to some degree, they …

… , very often, it points either toward more or less democratic control. There is also something
… discuss the theme of democracy and criminal law, and the papers gathered here are neither …

… of nineteen scholars recently issued a White Paper of Democratic Criminal Justice enumerating
thirty concrete ideas.I quote generously from this white paper here, though I impose my …

… As the American criminal system routinely violates all … criminal justice stems in substantial
part from criminal law and procedure's bureaucratic and instrumental, rather than democratic …

… political arrangements for democratic responsiveness and systemic … criminal justice space
is necessarily anti-democratic, or whether it is-or can be-a feature of democratic criminal justice…

… even in mature and stable democracies as demonstrated by this body of research, the
need and urgency of building democratic criminal justice institutions during the transition to …

… in the White Paper, that `results have been achieved by democratic means' is a … criminal
law may be engaged in response to `civil' society protests against government. In this way, law …

… The Commission noted that [tihe image of criminal justice in our lower courts is impaired
by the observance of administrative arrangements incompatible with the standards of judicial …

… Unfortunately, however, democracy often reduces freedom and has become more … in criminal
justice is one kind of un-freedom considered in this Essay. Criminal justice, like democracy, …

… deplorable injustices of contemporary criminal justice-most notably … criminal justice-police
professionalism, substantive criminal law revision, and the Warren Court revolution in criminal …