Criminal Justice and Injustice
Winter 2004, Volume 31, Number 1

Human Rights Magazine wins APEX award (Award for Publication Excellence) in the writing category for feature series writing

Introduction: Our Collective Responsibility for "Unjust" Laws
By Michael Greenberger

A Statistical Look at Criminal Justice and Injustice

Gideon's Unfulfilled Mandate: Time for a New Consensus
By Virginia E. Sloan, Cait Clarke, and Daniel Engelberg

Where Miracles Can Happen: The Promise of Drug Court Programs
By By Linda Hughes

Mandatory Minimums in the Federal System: Turning a Blind Eye to Justice
By Mary Price

Life in Prison for Shoplifting: Cruel and Unusual Punishment
By Erwin Chemerinsky

Dead Man Pausing: The Continuing Need for a Nationwide Moratorium on Executions
By Deborah T. Fleischaker

Felon Disenfranchisement: A Policy Whose Time Has Passed?
By Marc Mauer

Is Criminal Justice a Casualty of the Bush Administration's "War on Terror"?
By Michael Greenberger

Universal Criminal Jurisdiction
By Douglass Cassel

Human Rights Hero: David Cole
By David Rudovsky

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