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Jeffrey Bellin

Mills E Godwin Jr Professor of Law

College of William and Mary

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William & Mary Law School

Jeffrey Bellin is currently serving as a William & Mary Law School Mills E Godwin Jr Professor of Law at College of William And Mary.

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College of William and Mary

Mills E Godwin Jr Professor of Law

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law criminal justice jurisprudence criminal law criminal justice system criminology public law criminal justice process public policy penology constitutional law procedural justice punishment legal theory transitional justice comparative law mass incarceration prison violence social science research intellectual discourse injustice mass incarceration nation public health political analysis american studies human rights global justice correctional practice disparate impact case law legal process carceral setting progressive prosecution technology governance urban planning social media digital scholarship private law health law ethnic studies addictive behaviors forensic psychiatry military psychology forensic psychology urban governance community policing constitutions urban politics government regulation civil liberties deception detection social policy research applied social science crime forecasting violent crime crime analysis crime science international criminology digital justice political transformation political process minority rights inverse relationship prosecutorial power fourth amendment textualism lie detector technology crime-severity distinctions fourth amendment reassessing reasonableness present sense impressions criminal trials legal rules judicial interpretation evidence rules information age technology law political science

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The Needless Search for a Founding-Era"Hearsay" Definition. University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform (2025)

Jeffrey Bellin

public lawconstitutional lawlegal theorylawjurisprudence

Murder on the Hearsay Trail. Texas A&M Law Review (2024)

Jeffrey Bellin

legal theorylawcriminal lawcriminal justicejurisprudence

A Brief Response to John Pfaff’s Review of “Mass Incarceration Nation”. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Jeffrey Bellin

mass incarceration nationsocial justicecriminal justicepublic policy

Criminal Procedure: Constitutional Limits on Policing (Excerpt). SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Jeffrey BellinAdam M. Gershowitz

public lawconstitutional lawpolitical sciencelawsocial science researchcriminal procedurecriminal justicejurisprudencesocial sciencesconstitutional limits

Sentencing in an Era of Plea Bargains. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Jeffrey BellinJenia Iontcheva Turner

plea bargainspenologysocial science researchcriminal justicejurisprudencesocial sciencescorrectional practice

Understanding Mass Incarceration in the Us is the First Step to Reducing a Swollen Prison Population. (2023)

prison violencepublic lawmass incarcerationlawtransitional justicecriminal justice systemcriminal lawcarceral settingpenologycriminologyfirst stepcriminal justicepublic policyswollen prison populationsocial justice

Widening Batson's Net to Ensnare More Than the Unapologetically Bigoted or Painfully Unimaginative Attorney. Cornell Law Review (2023)

public lawpainfully unimaginative attorneylegal analyticslegal theorylawtransitional justiceadministrative lawlegal studieslegal complianceepistemic justiceunapologetically bigotedcivil procedurejurisprudencephilosophyapplied philosophycomparative lawsocial justice

A Crime Surge. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

Jeffrey Bellin

crime forecastinginternational criminologyviolent crimecrime analysiscrime sciencecriminologycriminal justicepublic policycrime surge

A Review of Anna Offit's the Imagined Juror: How Hypothetical Juries Influence Federal Prosecutors. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Jeffrey Bellin

procedural justicehypothetical juriesimagined jurorcriminal justicejurisprudencesocial sciencesfederal prosecutors

A World Without Prosecutors. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Jeffrey Bellin

public lawlawpenologycriminal justice systemcriminal lawcriminologycriminal justiceglobal justice

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Jeffrey Bellin

Mills E Godwin Jr Professor of Law

College of William and Mary

Affiliations

William & Mary Law School

Jeffrey Bellin is currently serving as a William & Mary Law School Mills E Godwin Jr Professor of Law at College of William And Mary.

Honors

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Jeffrey Bellin

College of William and Mary

Mills E Godwin Jr Professor of Law

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Needless Search for a Founding-Era"Hearsay" Definition. University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform (2025)

Jeffrey Bellin

public lawconstitutional lawlegal theorylawjurisprudence

Murder on the Hearsay Trail. Texas A&M Law Review (2024)

Jeffrey Bellin

legal theorylawcriminal lawcriminal justicejurisprudence

A Brief Response to John Pfaff’s Review of “Mass Incarceration Nation”. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Jeffrey Bellin

mass incarceration nationsocial justicecriminal justicepublic policy

Criminal Procedure: Constitutional Limits on Policing (Excerpt). SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Jeffrey BellinAdam M. Gershowitz

public lawconstitutional lawpolitical sciencelawsocial science researchcriminal procedurecriminal justicejurisprudencesocial sciencesconstitutional limits

Sentencing in an Era of Plea Bargains. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Jeffrey BellinJenia Iontcheva Turner

plea bargainspenologysocial science researchcriminal justicejurisprudencesocial sciencescorrectional practice

Understanding Mass Incarceration in the Us is the First Step to Reducing a Swollen Prison Population. (2023)

Widening Batson's Net to Ensnare More Than the Unapologetically Bigoted or Painfully Unimaginative Attorney. Cornell Law Review (2023)

A Crime Surge. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

Jeffrey Bellin

crime forecastinginternational criminologyviolent crimecrime analysiscrime sciencecriminologycriminal justicepublic policycrime surge

A Review of Anna Offit's the Imagined Juror: How Hypothetical Juries Influence Federal Prosecutors. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Jeffrey Bellin

procedural justicehypothetical juriesimagined jurorcriminal justicejurisprudencesocial sciencesfederal prosecutors

A World Without Prosecutors. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Jeffrey Bellin

public lawlawpenologycriminal justice systemcriminal lawcriminologycriminal justiceglobal justice

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