2003年—2013年外文期刊整理
New York University Law Review
2013—2014：
1. Ingrid V. Eagly. Criminal Justice for Noncitizens: An Analysis Of Variation In Local Enforcement. 2013, issue 4, Page1126.
2012—2013：
1. The Honorable Stuart Rabner. Evaluating Eyewitness Identification Evidence in the 21st Century. 2012, issue 5, Page 1249.
2011—2012：
1. Adam S. Zimmerman. Distributing Justice. 2011, issue 2, Page 500. 2. Kirstin Kerr O'Connor. Sentencing Entrapment and the Undue Influence Enhancement.2011, issue 2, Page 609.
3. Francis X Shen, Morris B. Hoffman, Owen D. Jones, Joshua D. Greene & Ren6 Marois. Sorting Guilty Minds. 2011, issue 5, Page 1306.
2010—2011：
1. Tuttle, Gregory O. Cooperative Prosecution and the Fifth Amendment Privilege against Self-Incrimination2010, issue 4, Page 1346. 2. Trice, Laura S. Adjudication by Fiat: The Need for Procedural Safeguards in Attorney General Review of Board of Immigration Appeals Decisions 2010，issue 5, Page 1766.
2009—2010：
1. Robert J. Rhee. Toward Procedural Optionality: Private Ordering of Public Adjudication.2009, issue 2, Page514.
2008—2009：
1. Laura G. Dooley. National Juries for National Cases: Preserving Citizen Participation in Large –Scale Litigation.2008, issue2, Page411. 2. Ria A. Tabacco. Defensible ethics: A Proposal to Revise the ABA Model Rules for Criminal Defense Lawyer-Authors.2008, issue2, Page568. 3. Benjamin Yaster. Resetting Scales: An Examination of Due Process Rights in Material Support Prosecutions. 2008, issue 4, Page1353.
2007—2008：
1. Daniel J. Solove. The First Amendment as Criminal Procedure.2007, issue 1, Page112. 2. Antoine McNamara. The \"Special Needs\" of Prison, Probation, and parole.2007, issue 1, Page209.
3. Lisa Kern Griffin. Compelled Cooperation and the New Corporate Criminal Procedure.2007, issue 2, Page311.
4. Leslie A. O'Brien. Finding a Reasonable Approach to the Extension of the Protective Sweep Doctrine in Non-Arrest situations. 2007, issue 4, Page1139.
2006—2007：
1. D. Theodore Rave. Questioning the Efficiency of Summary Judgment.2006, issue2, Page875. 2. Stephanos Bibas. Transparency and Participation in Criminal Procedure.2006, issue 3, Page911. 3. Joanna Cohn Weiss. Tough on Crime: Campaigns for State Judiciary Violate Criminal defendants' Due Process Rights.2006, issue 3, Page1101.
2005—2006：
1. Elizabeth Vicens. Application of the Federal Death Penalty Act to Puerto Rico: A New Test for the Locally in Inapplicable Standard.2005, issue 1, Page350. 2. Alexandra Natapoff. Speechless: The Silencing of Criminal Defendants.2005, issue5, Page1449. 3. William H. Edmonson. A \"New\" No-Contact Rule: Proposing an addition to the No-Contact Rule To Address Questioning of Suspects After Unreasonable Charging Delay.2005, issue 6, Page1773.
4. Jennifer L. Overbeck. Beyond Admissibility: Practical Look at the Use of Eyewitness Expert Testimony in the Federal Courts.2005, issue 6, Page15.
2004—2005：
1. Amy Powell. Three Angry Men: Juries in International Criminal Adjudication. 2004, issue 8, Page 2341.
Harvard Law Review
2012—2013：
1. Stephanos Bibas. Incompetent Plea Bargaining and Extrajudicial Reform.2012, issue 1, Page150.
2010—2011：
1. Permitting Private Initiation of Criminal Contempt Proceedings.2010, issue 6, Page1485.
2009—2010：
1. Admitting Doubt: A New Standard for Scientific Evidence. 2009, issue 8, Page2021.
2006—2007：
1. Simplicity as Equality in Criminal Procedure. 2006, issue 6, Page1585.
2005—2006：
1. Orin S. Kerr. Searches and Seizures in a Digital World. 2005, issue 2, Page531. 2. William J. Stuntz. The Political Constitution of Criminal Justice. 2005, issue 3, Page780.
2004—2005：
1. Secret Evidence in the War on Terror. 2004, issue 6, Page1962. 2. The Rule of Law, Not of Lawyers: Ethics and the Legal Profession. 2004, issue 7, Page2422.
2003—2004：
1. Stephanos Bibas. Plea Bargaining Outside the Shadow of Trial.2003, issue 8, Page2463. 2. William J. Stuntz. Plea Bargaining and Criminal Law’s Disappearing Shadow. 2003, issue 8, Page2548.
