Jan
25
Knowing What's at Stake: Epistemology and Criminal Justice Reform
Professor Sarah Moss, the William Wilhartz Professor of Philosophy, Inaugural Lecture
4:00 PM
Virtual
In many criminal trials, judges are not allowed to inform juries of the sentences that a defendant may face if convicted. This prohibition is commonly justified on the grounds that informing juries about sentencing would “inject irrelevant conside...
