Stanford Law Review is proud to present a distinguished panel discussing a recent Law Review article, Ronald Wright & Marc Miller, The Screening/Bargaining Tradeoff , 55 STAN. L. REV. 29 (2002) .

The article discusses the theory of substituting an aggressive charge screening system for the plea-bargaining process familiar to most U.S. jurisdictions, and studies the practical success of such a program at the New Orleans District Attorney's Office.

• Prof. Ronald Wright of Wake Forest University School of Law
• Prof. Marc Miller of Emory University School of Law
• Harry Connick, Sr. - retiring New Orleans District Attorney, who developed the screening system
• Orleans Parish Judge Camille Buras, Connick's former Chief Assistant DA
• And moderating will be Stanford Law School's Prof. George Fisher , a former prosecutor who has a forthcoming book on plea bargaining.

For more information contact: Bernadette Meyler, Senior Symposium & Lecture Series Editor

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