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Current Issue: Volume 16, Issue 3: Clemency: A Constitutional Power Moves into the Future
Articles
Clemency Must Play a Pivotal Role in Reversing the Damage Caused by the "Tough on Crime Era"
Mark V. Holden
358
Notes
Zachary J. Freese
423
Josh Matushin
447