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John Pfaff
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Fordham University School of Law 140 West 62nd Street New York, NY 10023 |
Email: JPFAFF@law.fordham.edu
Telephone: 212.636.7661 Fax: 212.636.6899 Office: Room 432 |
Books
- Sentencing Law and Policy (Foundation Press, forthcoming 2013)
Book Chapters
- "Gary Becker," in Pioneers of Law and Economics, edited by Joshua Wright & Lloyd Cohen (2009)
Published and Forthcoming Papers
- Waylaid by a Metaphor: A Deeply Problematic Account of Prison Growth (Reviewing Ernest Drucker: A Plague of Prisons), forthcoming U Mich L Rev (2013)
- The Micro and Macro Causes of Prison Growth, 28 Ga St U L Rev 1239 (2012)
- The Myths and Realities of Correctional Severity: Evidence from the National Corrections Reporting Program, 13 Am Law & Econ Rev 491 (2011).
- The Durability of Prison Populations, 2010 U Chi Legal Forum 73 (2010).
- The Future of Appellate Sentencing Review: Booker in the States, 93 Marquette L Rev 683 (2009).
- The Empirics of Prison Growth: A Critical Review and Path Forward, 98 J Crim L & Criminology 547 (2008).
- The Vitality of Voluntary Guidelines in the Wake of Blakely v Washington: An Empirical Assessment, 19 Fed Sent Rep 202 (2007).
- The Continued Vitality of Structured Sentencing Following Blakely: The Effectiveness of Voluntary Guidelines, 54 UCLA L Rev 235 (2006).
Other Publications
- "Reform School: Five Myths About Prison Growth Dispelled." Slate, February 19, 2009.
- "It's the Media, Not Juveniles, Who Are Delinquent: A Panic About Names." Huffington Post, February 3, 2009.
Working Papers and Works in Progress
- The Centrality of Prosecutors to Prison Growth: An Empirical Analysis
- Model Uncertainty and the Effect of Incarceration on Crime: A Bayesian Analysis (with Jeffrey A. Fagan and Ethan Cohen-Cole)
- A Plea for More Aggregation: The Looming Threat to Empirical Legal Scholarship
- Adversarial Law and Actuarial Science: Incorporating Systematic Sources of Knowledge Into the US Legal System
