Criminal Justice Roundtables

2020 Criminal Justice Roundtable

November 6-7, 2020

Participants (other than Vanderbilt faculty):

Stephanos Bibas (Third Circuit)
Malcolm Feeley (Berkeley)
Mark Fondacaro (John Jay)
Irene Joe (UC Davis)
Issa Kohler-Hausmann (Yale)
Ben Levin (Colorado)
Lisa Miller (Rutgers Political Science)
Calvin Morrill (Berkeley)
John Pfaff (Fordham)
Jed Rakoff (Southern District N.Y.)

2019 Criminal Justice Roundtable

November 8-9, 2019

Participants (other than Vanderbilt faculty):
Hadar Aviram (Hastings)
Jessica Eaglin (Emory)
Eisha Jane (UNC)
Susan Klein (Texas)
Kay Levine (Emory)
Sandra Mayson (Penn)
Ric Simmons (Ohio State)
Jocelyn Simonson (Brooklyn)
Seth Stoughton (South Carolina)
Charles Weisselberg (Berkeley)

2018 Criminal Justice Roundtable

October 26-28, 2018

Participants (other than Vanderbilt faculty):
Ronald Allen (Northwestern)
Ricardo Bascuas (Miami)
Deborah Denno (Fordham)
Margareth Etienne (Illinois)
Trevor Gardner (U. Washington)
Rachel Harmon (Virginia)
Maria Ponomarenko (NYU)
Richard Re (UCLA)
Matthew Tokson (Utah)

2017 Criminal Justice Roundtable

November 17-18, 2017

Participants (other than Vanderbilt faculty):
Devon Carbado (UCLA)
Gabriel Chin (U.C. Davis)
Morgan Cloud (Emory)
Janet Hoeffel (Tulane)
Joseph Hoffmann (Indiana)
Thea Johnson (Maine)
John Rappaport (Chicago)
Margo Schlanger (Michigan)
Ryan Scott (Indiana)
Jenia Turner (SMU)

2016 Criminal Justice Roundtable

Participants (other than Vanderbilt faculty):
Thomas Clancy (Mississippi)
Andrew Crespo (Harvard)
Fiona Doherty (Yale)
Mary Fan (University of Washington)
Aya Gruber (Colorado)
Richard McAdams (Chicago)
Eric Miller (Loyola, L.A.)
Richard Myers (UNC)
Wesley Oliver (Duquesne)
Ronald Wright (Wake Forest)

2015 Criminal Justice Roundtable

Participants (other than Vanderbilt faculty):
Jane Bambauer (Arizona)
Shima Baughman (Utah)
Jeffrey Bellin (Wm. & Mary)
Russell Covey (Georgia State)
Andrew Ferguson (UDC)
Richard Frase (Minnesota)
David Harris (Pittsburgh)
Elizabeth Joh (UC Davis)
Pamela Metzger (Tulane)
Robert Mosteller (UNC)
Song Richardson (UC Irvine)

2015 Drug Law & Policy Roundtable

Participants (other than Vanderbilt faculty):
Jason Bates (Harvard)
Doug Berman (Ohio State)
Jon Caulkins (Carnegie Mellon)
Jeff Fagan (Columbia)
Reid Finlayson (Vanderbilt Medicine)
Carl Hart (Columbia)
Angela Hawken (Pepperdine)
Sam Kamin (Denver)
Beau Kilmer (RAND Corporation)
Alex Kreit (Thomas Jefferson Law)
Michael O’Hear (Marquette)
Rosalie Pacula (RAND Corporation)
Sachin Patel
John Pfaff (Fordham)

2014 Criminal Justice Roundtable

March 29-30, 2014

Participants (other than Vanderbilt faculty):
Guyora Binder (Buffalo)
Markus Dubber (Toronto)
Nita Farahany (Duke)
Malcolm Feeley (Berkeley)
Gerard Lynch (Second Circuit)
Jed Rakoff (Southern District, N.Y.)
Kevin Reitz (Minnesota)
Andrew Taslitz (American)
Robert Weisberg (Stanford)
James Whitman (Yale)
Frank Zimring (Berkeley)

2013 Criminal Justice Roundtable

November 1-2, 2013

Participants (other than Vanderbilt faculty):
Darryl Brown (Virginia)
Paul Butler (Georgetown)
Sherry Colb (Cornell)
Donald Dripps (San Deigo
Jennifer E. Laurin (Texas)
Sharon Dolovich (UCLA),
Andrew Leipold (Illinois)
Erik Luna (Washington & Lee)
Alexandra Natapoff (Loyola, L.A.)
Stephen Schulhofer (NYU)
George Thomas (Rutgers-Newark)

2012 Criminal Justice Roundtable

March 30, 2012

Reducing the Criminal Justice System's Reliance on Incarceration

Vanderbilt University Law School's Criminal Justice Program was asked by the ABA to sponsor a roundtable to discuss policies surrounding the criminal justice system's reliance on incarceration and how they, or some variant of them, might be implemented in the state of Tennessee. Similar roundtables took place in ten other states. The roundtables brought together key policymakers and participants in the criminal justice system to start a dialogue about these policies. The ultimate goal was to provide information on successful criminal justice programs to those who can help get them started and to set up a mechanism for promoting them.

2011 Criminal Justice Roundtable

September 23-24, 2011

Responses to 9-11

Participants (other than Vanderbilt faculty):
Diane Marie Amann (Georgia Law School)
Norman Abrams (UCLA School of Law)
Robert Chesney (University of Texas School of Law)
Monica Hakimi (University of Michigan Law School)
Peter Marguilies (Roger Williams University School of Law)
Deborah Pearlstein (Princeton University)
Harvey Rishikof (National War College)
Stephen Vladeck (American University College of Law)
Matthew Waxman (Columbia Law School)
Benjamin Wittes (Brookings Institution)

2010 Criminal Justice Roundtable

December 10-11, 2010

Participants (other than Vanderbilt faculty):
Orin Kerr (G.W. Law School)
Jeffrey Fagan (Columbia)
Wayne Logan (F.S.U.)
James Coleman (Duke)
Adam Benforado (Drexel)
Sara Beale (Duke)
Doron Teichman (Hebrew University)
Richard Bonnie (Virginia)
Carol Steiker (Harvard)
Scott Sundby (Miami)

ABA’s draft revisions of the Prosecution and Defense Function Standards

October 8, 2010

Roundtable on the ABA’s draft revisions of the Prosecution and Defense Function Standards

The American Bar Association's Criminal Justice Section chose Vanderbilt as one of six schools to co-sponsor a roundtable. The roundtable was devoted to soliciting input from members of the local bar on a draft revision of important standards including the right to jury trial, discovery and sentencing.

2010 Young Scholars Roundtable

January 2010

Participants (other than Vanderbilt faculty):
Laura Appelman (Willamette)
Josh Bowers (Virginia)
Eve Brensike (Michigan)
Samuel Buell (Washington University)
Bennett Capers (Hofstra)
Roger Fairfax (George Washington)
Barbara Fedders (North Carolina)
Lea Johnston (Florida)
Erin Murphy (Berkeley)
James J. Prescott (Michigan)
Alice Ristroph (Seton Hall)

2009 Inaugural Roundtable

Participants (other than Vanderbilt faculty):
Douglas Berman (Ohio State)
Stephanos Bibas (Penn)
Dan Kahan (Yale)
Tracey Meares (Yale)
Joan Petersilia (Stanford)
Kevin Reitz (Minnesota)
Daniel Richman (Columbia)
David Sklansky (Berkeley)
Kate Stith (Yale)
Robert Weisberg (Stanford)