Emma Kaufman explores how rules became rights and transformed US criminal justice | NYU Law School
INTERVIEW51 days ago|Discuss (0)|Crime & Justice
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Emma Kaufman discusses her analysis of the evolution of criminal procedure rights in the US, describing a historic shift from jurisdictional rules to individual waivable rights. She highlights the implications of this transformation for the functioning of the modern criminal justice system.
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