Lawyers, Jails and the Law’s Fake Bargains

Michael Tigar’s Notes:

Essay, Lawyers, Jails and the Law’s Fake Bargains, Monthly Review, July/August 2001. This essay explores not only the incarceration rate but the problem of underfunded counsel for the accused.

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Issue

Racial Justice

Year

2001

Decade

2000s

Type

Essays

Tigar’s Original Classification

2000s

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