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Commentary & Reports
The Forfeiture Racket
By Radley Balko, Reason Magazine - February 2010
Congress's Hammer: Another Criminal Law
By Brian Walsh and Tiffany Josslyn, Real Clear Politics - 3/04/09
Don't Overstate Crimes
By Abbe D. Lowell - The National Law Journal, October 27, 2008
The Urge to Over-Legislate: Criminal Law and Public Opinion in the United Kingdom
By Judge Inigo Bing, delivered as a lecture to The Heritage Foundation - November 5, 2007
The Overcriminalization Phenomenon
By Erik Luna, American University Law Review - 2005
The Sociological Origins of "White-Collar Crime"
By John S. Baker, The Heritage Foundation - 2004
Sufficiently Armed: The Federal Toolbox for Punishing Criminality in the Subprime Market
By Stephanie A. Martz and Tiffany Joslyn, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers - October, 2008
Sins of The Children: Punishing Businesses for Employes' Crimes (streaming MP3 available)
Conference co-hosted by The Federalist Society and the Heritage Foundation - August 16, 2008
An Immoral Law: Congress Should Not Criminalize "Price Gouging" of Gasoline
By Todd Gaziano, The Heritage Foundation - September 15, 2006
Rethinking Vicarious Criminal Liability: Corporate Culpability for White-Collar Crime
By John Hasnas, The Heritage Foundation - 2006
Crazy Crimes Prey on Citizens
By Marc Levin, Texas Public Policy Foundation - 2007
Making it a Federal Case: An Inside View of the Pressures to Federalize Crime
By Rachel Brand, Heritage Foundation - 2008
Deputizing Company Counsel as Agents of the Federal Government
By N. Richard Janis, Cato Institute - 2008
The MySpace Suicide: A Case Study in Overcriminalization
By Andrew M. Grossman, Heritage Foundation - 2008
No Retreat Now
By Brian M. Walsh and Stephanie A. Martz, Heritage Foundation - 2008
The Accelerating Degredation of American Criminal Codes
By Paul H. Robinson and Michael T. Cahill, Hastings Law Journal - 2005
Not Just for Criminals
By Marc Levin, Texas Public Policy Foundation - 2005
The Over-Criminalization of Social and Economic Conduct
By Paul Rosenzweig, The Heritage Foundation - 2003
Research & Statistics
Our Federal System of Sentencing
By Rachel E. Barkow, Stanford Law Review - 2005
Revisiting the Explosive Growth of Federal Crimes
By John. S. Baker, Jr., The Heritage Foundation - 2008
Measuring the Explosive Growth of Federal Crime Legislation
By John S. Baker, Jr., The Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies - 2006
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