Alexandra Natapoff
@ANatapoff
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Law professor at Harvard, criminal law scholar, author of 'Punishment Without Crime' and 'Snitching' (https://t.co/ZR2yt9Tn0b) now in its second edition.
Cambridge, MA
Joined November 2017
So happy that my book on the U.S. misdemeanor system, Punishment Without Crime, is coming out at the end of this month!
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Astounding story from @theintercept by @trevoraaronson on the FBI informant who tried to incite violence among Denver racial justice activists. More on the story and subject at
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Recent exoneration of Ian Schweitzer in Hawaii shows how criminal informants bolster bad forensics, making weak evidence look stronger than it is. Big congratulations to @HawaiiInnocence and thanks to @radleybalko for flagging the story. More here:
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Big thanks to Max Diamond and the Law & Philosophy Society @Harvard_Law for hosting this freewheeling conversation about informants and the commodification of guilt.
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RT @HarkAudio: We know that our legal system runs on evidence and witnesses, but on 'The Take', @ANatapoff tells @hallamohieddeen one other…
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RT @adamconover: This week on Factually, @ANatapoff explains why the routine use of criminal informants - aka "snitches" - results in explo…
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@Utah_IADD @danielmedwed @judahschept @keribla @Chris_Fabricant @valenabeety @DorothyERoberts thanks for including me in this wonderful pile of books.
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RT @AJEPodcasts: Snitches in mob movies have been fuel for Hollywood for decades. In reality, their use has become a key feature of the US…
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RT @SharonDolovich: Study on sleep in prison seeking participants for 60-120 min interviews! If you have recently done time and are willing…
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RT @JusticeProclaim: Great interview here with @ANatapoff about the role snitching plays in our #criminaljustice system. Looking forward to…
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