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Federalism and Criminal Law: What the Feds Can Learn from the States
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Remarks of Laurel A. Price, Deputy Attorney General, State of New Jersey: Sixty Years of Federal Antitrust Enforcement: A State Perspective
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Prosecution Policies and Decision-Making Within the Attorney General’s Office
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no DOI — not checkedarguing that the history of federal criminal jurisdiction shows that, among other things
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no DOI — not checkedThese scholars follow the jurisdictional competition work pioneered by Charles Tiebout. Charles M. Tiebout, A Pure Theory of Local Expenditures
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no DOI — not checkedthe criminal law enforcement role that in other states is performed by an attorney general. State of Connecticut, The Division of Criminal Justice
no DOI — not checkedConnecticut's Constitution prior to 1984 vested authority in the state's judiciary to appoint state's attorneys. The state transferred that authority to an executive branch agency in part because of a concern that it created a conflict of interest to have the judges before whom prosecutors appear appoint them and in part to make the state prosecutors more accountable to the public
no DOI — not checkedFor its part, the judiciary appeared to endorse the switch because it no longer wished to retain its powers of appointment
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no DOI — not checkedAnother 12% of cases involved identity theft, an issue also pursued by some other state AGs in recent years
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no DOI — not checkedSouth Carolina's AG also has authority to bring charges for gang-related activity. S.C. CODE ANN. �14-7-1630(A)(2). The AG has had this power since 2008, but since that time, only one gang crime was prosecuted as of
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no DOI — not checkedTeichman at 1871. 280 TASK FORCE, supra note __, at 30, chart 7. Indeed, some federal mandatory minimum sentences are higher than state maximum penalties. Michael O'Hear, National Uniformity/Local Uniformity: Reconsidering the Use of Departures To Reduce Federal-State Sentencing Disparities
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