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Hofstra Law Review

Volume 53, Issue 4 (2025) Forever Criminalized?: How Collateral Consequences Advance Disparities in Criminal Justice

Articles are part of a symposium.

Front Matter

Introduction

Introduction: Forever Criminalized?: How Collateral Consequences Advance Disparities in Criminal Justice
Jenny Roberts

Articles

The Power of Voice in the Law: Reflections of a Public Defender Turned Federal Judge
Eunice C. Lee

Exonerees Working for Work's Benefits: Prison Work for Social Security and Medicare
Stephanie Hunter McMahon

A Tale of Two Cities: Collateral Consequences of Misdemeanor Non-Convictions
Elizabeth Nevins-Saunders

Notes

Treading Water: Striking a Delicate Balance in Wetland Conservation in the Wake of Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency
Ryan Donofrio

Step, Prep, and Leap: How Choreographers Can Overcome the Hurdles Placed by Copyright Law
Anne Henderson

Putting a Band-Aid on a Bullet Hole: The Deaf Individual's Subdued Constitutional Right against Self-Incrimination
Alexandra Kotowski

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ISSN: 00914029