Junior Scholars Works-in-Progress Workshop: Substantive Criminal Law and Procedure

Authors

Brenda V. Smith, American University Washington College of LawFollow
Cynthia Godsoe, Brooklyn Law School, Vague Victims and Overcriminalization
Cortney Lollar, University of Kentucky College of Law, Criminalizing Motherhood
Victoria Schwartz, Pepperdine University School of Law, A Reasonable Woman’s Expectation of Privacy
Doug Berman, The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law
Margaret Hu, Washington and Lee University School of Law

Document Type

Presentation

Publication Date

8-2-2015

Conference / Event Title

Southeastern Association of Law Schools 2015 Annual Conference

Conference / Event Location

Boca Raton, FL

Abstract

In this workshop, pre-tenure scholars writing in criminal law and selected by the New Scholars Committee, are paired with more senior scholars in their fields to workshop short (10-page) early-stage works. Each junior scholar’s paper will be presented by an assigned senior scholar reader, and all participants (junior and senior) will have read and will discuss each of the junior scholars’ papers. The aim of the workshop is to provide broad feedback on early-stage works, as well as the experience of collaboratively workshopping scholarship.

Recommended Citation

Smith, Brenda V.; Godsoe, Cynthia; Lollar, Cortney; Schwartz, Victoria; Berman, Doug; and Hu, Margaret, "Junior Scholars Works-in-Progress Workshop: Substantive Criminal Law and Procedure" (2015). Presentations. 782.
https://digitalcommons.wcl.american.edu/pub_disc_presentations/782