STUDENT PUBLICATIONS, PRESENTATIONS & COLLABORATIONS
(in press) The Cost of (In)justice: A Preliminary Study of the Chilling Effect of the $50 Application Fee in Florida's Misdemeanor Courts. U. Fla. J. L. & Pub. Pol'y.
(in press) Beyond Impressionistic Analysis: An Empirical Evaluation of 21st Century Nonlawyer Courts. L. J. Soc. Just.
2019 Misdemeanors Lack Appeal. 45 Am. J. of Crim. L. 305.
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2016 Rush to Judgment: How South Carolina's Summary Courts Fail to Protect Constitutional Rights.
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2011 Three-Minute Justice: Haste and Waste in Florida's Misdemeanor Courts.
Co-Authored Publications
2016 An Empirical Examination of Societal Expectations of Privacy in the Digital Age of GPS, Cell Phone Towers, and Drones. 26 Alb. L. J. Sci. & Tech. 111.
2013 Testing Judicial Assumptions of the "Consensual" Encounter: An Experimental Study. 4(1) Fla. C. L. Rev. 285.
2006 When the Victim Recants: The Impact of Expert Witness Testimony in Prosecution of Battering Cases, in Women and Justice: It's a Crime (4th Edition).
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Students as Research Assistants & Collaborators
- Claude Bernard -
“The joy of discovery is certainly the liveliest that the mind of man can ever feel”
Student Presentations and Co-Presentations
April 2020 Non-Monetary Bail and Recidivism (National Social Science Association, Virtual).
April 2019 Thirty More Years of Social Science in Supreme Court Criminal Cases: 1988-2018 (National Social Science Association, Las Vegas, Nevada).
April 2018 Misdemeanor Appeals and Due Process (UCF Undergraduate Showcase, Orlando, FL)
Feb. 2014 Privacy Rights in the Digital Age: An Empirical Approach (Florida Collegiate Honors Council, Tampa, FL)
Mar. 2012 Police-Citizen "Consensual Encounters": Myth or Reality (Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, NY, NY).