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Symposium: The Future of Self-Incrimination: Fifth Amendment, Confessions, & Guilty Pleas

Introduction: Wherefor the Privilege?
Kate Stith 717

Theorizing About Self-Incrimination
Ronald J. Allen 729

Self-Incrimination in European Human Rights Law—A Pregnant Pragmatism?
Andrew Ashworth 751

The Sixth Amendment and Criminal Sentencing
Stephanos Bibas & Susan Klein 775

Self-Incrimination Doctrine Is Dead; Long Live Self-Incrimination Doctrine: Confessions, Scientific Evidence, and the Anxieties of the Liberal State
Kenworthey Bilz 807

The Confessional Penalty
Talia Fisher & Issachar Rosen-Zvi 871

Corporate Confessions
Brandon L. Garrett 917

Toward Ethical Plea Bargaining
Erica Hashimoto 949

Deregulating Guilt: The Information Culture of the Criminal System
Alexandra Natapoff 965

Self-Incrimination and the Epistemology of Testimony
Michael S. Pardo 1023

English Warnings
Mike Redmayne 1047

The Consequences of Compelled Self-Incrimination in Terrorism Investigations: A Comparison of American Grand Juries and Canadian Investigative Hearings
Kent Roach 1089

The Right to Silence Helps the Innocent: A Response to Critics
Alex Stein 1115

Articles

The Freedom of 3D Thought: The First Amendment in Virtual Reality
Marc Jonathan Blitz 1141

Reciprocal Share-Alike Exemptions in Copyright Law
Guy Pessach 1245

Originalism’s Expiration Date
Adam M. Samaha 1245