The workforce is digitizing. Leading consultancies estimate that algorithmic systems will
replace 45 percent of human-held jobs by 2030. One feature that algorithms share with the …

INTRODUCTION: IT JUST GREW To break the law, one must have a body capable of acting.
Since US law is committed to a centuries-old legal fiction according to which corporations …

Should the United States retain corporate criminal law? For more than a century, pearl-
clutching abolitionists have decried the conceptual puzzles and supposed injustices of …

The sociological literature on domestic abuse shows that it is more complex than a series of
physical assaults. Abusers use" coercive control" to subjugate their partners through a web …

Corporate criminal law is built atop the doctrine of respondeat superior, whereby a business
organization can be convicted for virtually any crime committed by its employee. Critics have …

Vicarious liability means holding one person responsible for the misdeeds of another just as
if the wrongdoer and the defendant were the same person. There are two competing …

ABSTRACT This Article examines 148 Victim Impact Statements that were delivered to the
court in the Larry Nassar criminal sentencing. Larry Nassar was a doctor for the United …

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Robert Thomas* & Milhailis E. Diamantis** Corporate punishment has a branding problem …

This Article explores how" habit evidence" will become a catalyst for a new form of digital
proof based on the explosive growth of smart homes, smart cars, smart devices, and the …

This article discusses some of the issues surrounding artificial intelligence systems and
whether artificial intelligence systems should be granted legal personhood. The first part of …