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The Role of Democracy in Criminal Justice Policy - Criminal Law
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The Role of Democracy in Criminal Justice Policy - Criminal Law
David Sklansky, Criminal Justice in Divided America: Police, Punishment, and the Future of Our Democracy (2025). Christopher Slobogin In Criminal Justice in Divided America, David Sklansky argues that populist democracy has been a significant cause of our criminal justice problems and that those problems, in turn, are largely responsible for the continued degradation of American democracy. But he also contends that, if properly defined and impl…
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