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Steven A. Drizin

Clinical Professor of Law, Northwestern Pritzker School of Law

Steven A. Drizin is the Assistant Dean of Northwestern Pritzker School of Law's Bluhm Legal Clinic. Drizin's areas of expertise include juvenile justice, police interrogations, and wrongful convictions, particularly false confessions.

December 21, 2017

2017: A Roller Coaster Ride of a Year in False Confessions

March 12, 2017

Fifty Years Later, In re Gault Continues to Inspire

December 24, 2017

2016: Making A Murderer Dominates The Year in False Confession News

March 2, 2017

Is Hillary Clinton Being Unfairly Targeted for Her Use of the Word "Superpredator?"

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January 29, 2017

Theft By Press Conference: Stealing A Defendant's Presumption of Innocence With Prejudicial Pre-Trial Publicity

December 22, 2016

2015: A Year to Remember in False Confessions

October 21, 2016

Letting a Ten-Year-Old Waive His Miranda Rights? There Oughtta Be a Law

May 26, 2016

Will Mike Huckabee's Forgiveness of Joshua Duggar Extend to Other Youthful Offenders?

May 1, 2016

Time to Put Truth and Common Sense Back Into Sentencing of Youthful Offenders

December 6, 2017