tPP Celebrates 5 Year Anniversary
A message from our Executive Director, Michael Loadenthal: “This week marks five years since we began the Prosecution Project in a squatted […]
Author: Izzy Bielamowicz
Expanding the tPP Team
After putting out a call in early November for new applicants to join the tPP team, we are excited to welcome our […]
USA v. Hammoud et al: A Lesson on Auditing Group Cases
USA v. Hammoud et al: A Lesson on Auditing Group Cases Sara Godfrey On February 25, 2003, Mohamad Youssef Hammoud was sentenced […]
Tactic and Target Selection in White Supremacist versus Eco-Terrorist Organizations
Tactic and Target Selection in White Supremacist versus Eco-Terrorist Organizations Izzy Bielamowicz Without proper distinction between separate ideological affiliations, terrorism becomes an […]
Conclusion: Collective reflections on tPP and undergraduate scholarship
This post concludes our series sharing pre-publication versions of chapter introductions in our upcoming book titled “Prosecuting Political Violence: Collaborative Research and […]
“What’s in a name?”: The construction of eco-terrorism and legal repercussions of the AEPA/AETA
This post continues our series sharing pre-publication versions of chapter introductions in our upcoming book titled “Prosecuting Political Violence: Collaborative Research and […]
Gender, jail, and injustice: Gender interaction effects on judicial sentencing rhetoric
This post continues our series sharing pre-publication versions of chapter introductions in our upcoming book titled “Prosecuting Political Violence: Collaborative Research and […]
The impact of foreign affiliation and citizenship on the prosecution of political violence in the United States
This post continues our series sharing pre-publication versions of chapter introductions in our upcoming book titled “Prosecuting Political Violence: Collaborative Research and […]
What tactic to choose?: Examining the relationship between ideological affiliation and tactic choice
This post continues our series sharing pre-publication versions of chapter introductions in our upcoming book titled “Prosecuting Political Violence: Collaborative Research and […]
Friend or foe?: An analysis of factors influencing sentence length in the prosecution of terrorism
This post continues our series sharing pre-publication versions of chapter introductions in our upcoming book titled “Prosecuting Political Violence: Collaborative Research and […]