What Is The Cost Of Justice? For Some, Just Six Words

What Is The Cost Of Justice? For Some, Just Six Words

By Helen Hitz. Opinion: Arizona needs to enact an exception to the felony-murder rule in cases where the individual killed was an accomplice of the individual charged with murder. The addition of just six words to Arizona’s first-degree murder statute would…
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Arizona’s Proposition 207 in Practice: Impacts of Marijuana Legalization on Public Safety and Workload for Criminal Justice System Actors A Model for Lawmakers Looking To Legalize

By Ashley Oddo, Shannon Johanni & Jana Hrdinová.  Marijuana-related initiatives in Arizona (and nationwide) demonstrate a progression from informal social acceptance to formal legalization after decades of prohibition. In Arizona, medical marijuana use was legalized in 2010 followed by the…
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Tribal Air

By Jonathan Skinner-Thompson. Prevailing approaches to addressing environmental justice in Indian Country are inadequate. The dual pursuits of distributive and procedural justice do not fully account for the unique factors that make Indigenous environmental justice distinct—namely, the sovereign status of tribal…
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