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Amici Briefs
The Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law is excited to announce the return of its online supplement, Amici Briefs. Amici Briefs is the Journal’s online supplement to the print edition. Amici Briefs feature shorter-length articles on a range of issues related to criminal law, with the topic chosen by the author.
OSJCL is currently seeking articles for it's Amici Briefs, and we welcome submissions from practitioners, professors, and law students alike. Articles can be written on any topic related to criminal law and should be roughly 15 pages or less.
To submit an article for Amici Briefs, or if you have questions or would like more information, please email us crimlaw@osu.edu.
Past Amici Briefs
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The Trend of Tawdry Tales: Public Corruption Prosecutions in the Wake of McDonnell
by: Douglas Squires & Thomas Rovito (2017)
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Bribery and Campaign Finance: McDonnell’s Double-Edged Sword
by: Daniel P. Tokaji (2017)
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Criminal Prosecutions for Environmental, Safety and Health Violations: An Eventful Year Reviewed
by: Rees Alexander (2017)