Michigan Journal of Race and Law | Vol 21 | Iss 2

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Volume 21, Issue 2

Front Matter

Michigan Journal of Race & Law

Foreword

Foreword: Innocent Until Proven Poor

Sara Zampierin

183

Keynote Addresses

Keynote Remarks

Vanita Gupta

187

Keynote Remarks: How the Criminalization of Poverty has Become Normalized in American Culture and Why You Should Care

Sarah Geraghty

195

Symposium Articles

Online Case Resolution Systems: Enhancing Access, Fairness, Accuracy, and Efficiency

Maximilian A. Bulinski and J.J. Prescott

205

Making a Buck While Making a Difference

Alphonse A. Gerhardstein

251

The Price of Carceral Citizenship: Punishment, Surveillance, and Social Welfare Policy in an Age of Carceral Expansion

Reuben Jonathan Miller and Amanda Alexander

291

Closing the Gap Between What is Lawful and What is Right in Police Use of Force Jurisprudence by Making Police Departments More Democratic Institutions

Jonathan M. Smith

315

Essays

Legal Aid's Once and Future Role for Impacting the Criminalization of Poverty and the War on the Poor

Aneel L. Chablani

349

Pretextual Sanctions, Contempt, and the Practical Limits of Bearden-Based Debtors' Prison Litigation

Colin Reingold

361

The Ohio Model for Combatting Debtors' Prisons

Jocelyn Rosnick and Mike Brickner

375

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ISSN: 1095-2721 (print)

ISSN: 2688-5492 (online)