Stephen F. Smith is a Professor of Law at the University of Notre Dame. Professor Smith, among other publications, is the author of Localism and Capital Punishment, 64 Vanderbilt Law Review En Banc 105 (2011); The Supreme Court and the Politics of Death, 94 Virginia Law Review 283 (2008); and Proportionality and Federalization, 91 Virginia Law Review 879 (2005)
Professor Jonathon Jacobs usefully invites us to think about the “Stuntzian” politics of crime, and the true nature of democracy, in light of other features of contemporary American politics writ large. If our politics is broken when it comes …
Following on Jonathan Jacobs’ review of William Stuntz’s The Collapse of American Criminal Justice, Stephen Smith offers an extended reflection on the criminal law scholarship of William Stuntz.
The Criminal Justice System as the Enemy of Liberty
Over the …
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