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The Criminal Law Review was established in 2010 at the Sturm College of Law by a group of students personally committed to expanding the reach and development of criminal law scholarship. The Criminal Law Review was published until 2017. This site serves as an archive of the publication.

Final Issue: Volume 7, Issue 1 (2017)

Full Issue

Full Issue
University of Denver Criminal Law Journal

Front Matter

Front Matter
University of Denver Criminal Law Journal

Articles

Bad Science Begets Bad Convictions: The Need for Postconviction Relief in the Wake of Discredited Forensics
Jessica Gabel Cino

Federal Public Corruption Statutes Targeting State and Local Official: Understanding the Core Legal Element and the Government's Burden of Proving a Corrupt Intent after McDonnell
Thomas M. DiBlagio

Only Presumed Unreliable: Proving Confrontation Forfeiture with Hearsay
Tim Donaldson

A Right to a Remedy: The Sixth Amendment Right to Counsel and the American Indigent Defense Crisis
Nicholas A. Lutz