Lauren M. Ouziel

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What Are Federal Corruption Prosecutions for?

This Essay considers the role of prosecutors in the Supreme Court’s decades-long contraction of public corruption law. It examines how federal prosecutors’ reliance on broad theories of liability has paradoxically narrowed federal criminal law’s reach over public corruption, and considers how prosecutors might adjust their approach. 

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Legitimacy and Federal Criminal Enforcement Power

The sources of forum disparities in criminal justice reconsidered