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Aaron Rappaport - Bibliography

Publications

  • Chapters in Books

  • Homeland Security and the Inmate Population: The Risk and Reality of Islamic Radicalization in Prison, in SPECIAL NEEDS OFFENDERS IN CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS 431 (Lior Gideon ed., Sage Publications 2012) (with Tinka Veldhuis & Amos Guiora).

  • Journal Articles

  • An Unappreciated Constraint on the President’s Pardon Power, 52 Conn. L. Rev. 271 (2020).
  • The Institutional Design of Punishment, 60 Ariz. L. Rev. 913 (2018). ,
  • Association of Legal Intervention Injuries With Race and Ethnicity Among Patients Treated in Emergency Departments in California, 1 JAMA Network Open (Sep.14, 2018) (with Alyssa C. Mooney & Shannon McConville).
  • On the Conceptual Confusions of Jurisprudence, 7 Wash. U. Juris. Rev. 77 (2014).
  • Realigning California Corrections, 25 Fed. Sent. R. 207 (2013).
  • Litigation Over Prison Medical Services, 7 Hastings Race & Poverty L.J. 261 (2010).
  • Sentencing Reform in California, 7 Hastings Race & Poverty L.J. 285 (2010).
  • State of Emergency: California’s Correctional Crisis, 22 Fed. Sent. R. 133 (2010) (with Kara Dansky).
  • The Logic of Legal Theory: Reflections on the Purpose and Methodology of Jurisprudence, 73 Miss. L.J. 559 (2004). ,
  • What the Supreme Court Should Do: Save Sentencing Reform, Gut the Guidelines, 17 Fed. Sent. R. 46 (2004).
  • Unprincipled Punishment: The U.S.’s Sentencing Commission’s Troubling Silence About the Purposes of Punishment, 6 Buff. Crim. L. Rev. 1043 (2003).
  • Rationalizing the Commission: The Philosophical Premises of the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines, 52 Emory L.J. 557 (2003).
  • Accomplishing the Purposes of Sentencing:The Role of the Courts and the Commission, 15 Fed. Sent. R. 179 (2003).
  • Beyond Personhood and Autonomy: Moral Theory and the Premises of Privacy, 2001 Utah L. Rev. 441 (2001).
  • The State of Severity, 12 Fed. Sent. R. 3 (1999).
  • Speaking of Purposes, 12 Fed. Sent. R. 95 (1999).
  • Sentencing in England: The Rise of Populist Punishment, 10 Fed. Sent. R. 247 (1998).
  • Criminal History and the Purposes of Sentencing, 9 Fed. Sent. R. 184 (1997).
  • The Intertwined Problems of Immigration and Sentencing, 8 Fed. Sent. R. 252 (1996) (with Nora Demleitner & Daniel Freed).
  • The Intertwined Problems of Immigration and Sentencing, 8 Fed. Sent. R. 252 (1996) (with Nora Demleitner & Daniel Freed).
  • Reviewing Departures: The First Circuit’s New Rivera Rule, 6 Fed. Sent. R. 43 (1993).
  • Guideline Developments in the First Circuit: The Two Faces of Appellate Review, 5 Fed. Sent. R. 267 (1993).

  • Miscellaneous

  • An Unappreciated Constraint on the President’s Pardon Power, UC Hastings Research Paper No. 307 (2018).