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Christina E. Miller is a faculty member at Suffolk University Law School, focusing on criminal justice reform and legislative policy. Her work examines structural flaws in treatment-based diversion programs, which aim to provide alternatives to traditional prosecution for individuals with addiction.
- Key research areas include addiction law, procedural fairness, and socioeconomic disparities in criminal adjudication.
- In her 2025 article Incentivizing Diversion, Miller critiques how current diversion statutes retain punitive elements, such as restrictive conditions and limited constitutional protections, undermining their rehabilitative potential.
- She recommends legislative reforms: preserving Fifth Amendment rights during diversion, extending opt-in windows, allowing second chances post-violation, and distinguishing diversion from traditional sentencing procedures.
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