Professor William Ortman has published an article titled “Plea Bargaining Abolitionism: A History” in the 22nd volume of the Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law. The article explores the historical context and development of movements aimed at abolishing plea bargaining within the criminal justice system.
Ortman’s work examines how various efforts to eliminate plea bargaining have evolved over time, considering both legal and societal impacts. The publication appears in a respected academic journal that addresses contemporary issues in criminal law.
The research provides insight into debates about reforming or eliminating plea bargaining practices, contributing to ongoing discussions among scholars and legal professionals.
