Davis & Dudley on Families in Juvenile Defense Work after Miller v. Alabama

Peggy Cooper Davis and Richard G. Dudley (New York University Law School and Independent) have posted The Place of Families in Juvenile Defense Work after Miller v. Alabama (New England Journal on Criminal and Civil Confinement, Spring 2013) on SSRN. Here is the abstract:

Professor Davis joins the distinguished juvenile defense attorney, Elsie Chandler, and a Richard Dudley, a psychiatrist whose work in death penalty cases has been referenced with approval by the Supreme Court, to discuss the importance of analyzing family histories and ties in the defense of young people accused of serious crimes.