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The defendant in the case, David Dubin, was convicted of health care fraud for overbilling Medicaid while working as the managing partner of a psychological services company. The government also charged Dubin with aggravated identity theft, which carries a separate two-year sentence. Choosing betwee
Several distinguished speakers, faculty members and student leaders will take part in Commencement recognition ceremonies for Class of 2023 graduates and their families and guests May 12-15 at Washington University in St. Louis.
'East New York' features a reformer at the head of a New York police precinct. Real-life advocates tell The Times it needs to do more to reflect reality.
Daniel Harawa (Washington University School of Law) has posted Lemonade: A Racial Justice Reframing of The Roberts Court’s Criminal Jurisprudence (California Law Review, Vol. 110, No. 681, 2022) on SSRN. Here is the abstract: The saying goes, when life gives...
Since 1991, American support for the death penalty has steadily declined. According to Statista, in 1991, approximately 76% of Americans supported the death penalty. Alternatively, in a 2021 survey, only 54% of Americans reported supporting the death penalty. What does this decline in numbers indicate regarding the changes within American society and the overall political climate? After 16 years of being paused, the Trump administration, to the surprise of many, reinstated the federal death penalty, as reported by Business Insider in a 2019 article. In United States v. Tsarnaev[i], the First C...