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Volume 38, Issue 3 (2018) Symposium Edition 2018

Public Corruption Prosecution After McDonnell

The landmark case McDonnell v. United States, 136 S. Ct. 2355 (2016), altered the legal landscape in which federal and state prosecutors can pursue public corruption prosecutions. This symposium, held at Elisabeth Haub School of Law on March 9, 2018, brought together law enforcement, practitioners, academics, and media to gain insight from these disparate groups.

Conference Proceedings

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Introduction
Mimi Rocah

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Primer
Samantha Conway, David Diab, Amanda Fiorilla, and Eric Grossfeld

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How Should Congress Respond to McDonnell?
David Yassky, Kathleen Clark, Allen Dickerson, and Jennifer Rodgers

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Special Problems for Prosecutors in Public Corruption Prosecutions
Mimi Rocah, Carrie Cohen, Steve Cohen, Daniel Cort, and Bennett L. Gershman

2017 – 2018 Board

Editor-in-Chief & Managing Editor
Christopher J. Peticca
Executive Productions Editors
Marisa N. Finkelberg
Rachel I. Kesten
Executive Acquisitions Editor
Stefanie Cerrone
Articles Editors
Nicholas A. Douglas
Kristyn Fleming Francese
Ryan T. Memoli
Meredith L. Poole
Case Note & Comment Editors
Samantha A. Conway
Lydia M. Rainey
Senior Members
Ashley D. Brimm
Yasmin Estrella
Amanda G. Fiorilla
Mabel H. Jimenez
Rebecca E. King
Katie A. McLaughlin
Earl J. Menard III
Anthony J. Sanfratello III
Associate Members
Cassidy Allison
Maria Isabella-Patricia Baratta
Amanda Bertan
David L. Diab
Elise L. DeEsso
Luke Holden
Meghan A. Hook
Richard M. Hoover
Georganne Ladis
Angeliki Ellie Laloudakis
Monica Lindsay
Rachel M. Lust
Jason T. McIntyre
Samantha A. Mumola
Siobhan O’Brien
Natalie Annette Pagano
Samantha N. Rocco
Katerina Rae Sperl
Faculty Advisor
Leslie Garfield Tenzer