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Authors:
DIAMOND JL
Citation: Jl. Diamond, THE MYTH OF MORALITY AND FAULT IN CRIMINAL-LAW DOCTRINE, The American criminal law review, 34(1), 1996, pp. 111-131
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LICHTMAN DG
Citation: Dg. Lichtman, THE DELIBERATIVE LOTTERY - A THOUGHT EXPERIMENT IN JURY REFORM, The American criminal law review, 34(1), 1996, pp. 133-161
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BERTRON MC
Citation: Mc. Bertron, HOME IS WHERE YOUR MODEM IS - AN APPROPRIATE APPLICATION OF SEARCH AND SEIZURE LAW TO ELECTRONIC MAIL, The American criminal law review, 34(1), 1996, pp. 163-195
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BHACHU AS
Citation: As. Bhachu, A SHIELD FOR SWORDS, The American criminal law review, 34(1), 1996, pp. 197-224
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KOBAYASHI AM
Citation: Am. Kobayashi, INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC APPROACHES TO CONSTITUTIONAL PROTECTIONS OF INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS - RECONCILING THE SOERING AND KINDLER DECISIONS, The American criminal law review, 34(1), 1996, pp. 225-259
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ROUSH C
Citation: C. Roush, WARRANTLESS PUBLIC-HOUSING SEARCHES - INDIVIDUAL VIOLATIONS OR COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS, The American criminal law review, 34(1), 1996, pp. 261-288
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TURNER C
Citation: C. Turner, WHATS THE STORY - AN ANALYSIS OF JUROR DISCRIMINATION AND A PLEA FOR AFFIRMATIVE JURY SELECTION, The American criminal law review, 34(1), 1996, pp. 289-323
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BLAKEY GR
RODDY KP
Citation: Gr. Blakey et Kp. Roddy, REFLECTIONS ON REVES-V-ERNST-AND-YOUNG - ITS MEANING AND IMPACT ON SUBSTANTIVE, ACCESSORY, AIDING ABETTING AND CONSPIRACY LIABILITY UNDER RICO, The American criminal law review, 33(5), 1996, pp. 1345-1702
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AMAR AR
Citation: Ar. Amar, THE FUTURE OF CONSTITUTIONAL CRIMINAL-PROCEDURE, The American criminal law review, 33(4), 1996, pp. 1123-1140
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SULLIVAN ER
AMAR AR
Citation: Er. Sullivan et Ar. Amar, JURY REFORM IN AMERICA - A RETURN TO THE OLD COUNTRY, The American criminal law review, 33(4), 1996, pp. 1141-1168
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CARROLL M
COSSACK R
ROTHWAX H
DERSHOWITZ A
Citation: M. Carroll et al., ARE TOO MANY GUILTY DEFENDANTS GOING FREE, The American criminal law review, 33(4), 1996, pp. 1169-1191
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BOLLER G
CARROLL M
PICKELS S
TURNER C
TOTENBERG N
AMAR AR
COCHRAN JL
Citation: G. Boller et al., DO CRIMINAL DEFENDANTS HAVE TOO MANY RIGHTS, The American criminal law review, 33(4), 1996, pp. 1193-1218
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SHWEIKI O
Citation: O. Shweiki, ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT PRIVILEGE AND VOLUNTARY DISCLOSURE RULE - THE IMPORTANCE OF FEDERAL ENACTMENT, The American criminal law review, 33(4), 1996, pp. 1219-1249
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DAVIS JE
Citation: Je. Davis, LAW OFFICE SEARCHES - THE ASSAULT ON CONFIDENTIALITY AND THE ADVERSARY SYSTEM, The American criminal law review, 33(4), 1996, pp. 1251-1275
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MYERS TM
Citation: Tm. Myers, RECIPROCAL DISCOVERY VIOLATIONS - VISITING THE SINS OF THE DEFENSE LAWYER ON THE INNOCENT CLIENT, The American criminal law review, 33(4), 1996, pp. 1277-1298
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OCONNOR JM
TREAT LK
Citation: Jm. Oconnor et Lk. Treat, GETTING SMART ABOUT GETTING TOUGH - JUVENILE JUSTICE AND THE POSSIBILITY OF PROGRESSIVE REFORM, The American criminal law review, 33(4), 1996, pp. 1299-1344
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ANGEL M
Citation: M. Angel, CRIMINAL-LAW AND WOMEN - GIVING THE ABUSED WOMAN WHO KILLS A JURY OF HER PEERS WHO APPRECIATE TRIFLES, The American criminal law review, 33(2), 1996, pp. 229-348
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ROSENBERG IM
Citation: Im. Rosenberg, PUBLIC-SCHOOL DRUG-TESTING - THE IMPACT OF ACTON, The American criminal law review, 33(2), 1996, pp. 349-378
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FORDE MK
Citation: Mk. Forde, THE EXCLUSIONARY-RULE AT SENTENCING - NEW LIFE UNDER THE FEDERAL SENTENCING GUIDELINES, The American criminal law review, 33(2), 1996, pp. 379-409
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MISRAHI JJ
Citation: Jj. Misrahi, FACTORIES WITH FENCES - AN ANALYSIS OF THE PRISON INDUSTRY ENHANCEMENT CERTIFICATION PROGRAM IN HISTORICAL-PERSPECTIVE, The American criminal law review, 33(2), 1996, pp. 411-436
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RUDOLPH DA
Citation: Da. Rudolph, THE MISGUIDED RELIANCE IN AMERICAN JURISPRUDENCE ON JEWISH LAW TO SUPPORT THE MORAL LEGITIMACY OF CAPITAL-PUNISHMENT, The American criminal law review, 33(2), 1996, pp. 437-462
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PILCHER SL
Citation: Sl. Pilcher, IGNORANCE, DISCRETION AND THE FAIRNESS OF NOTICE - CONFRONTING APPARENT INNOCENCE IN THE CRIMINAL-LAW, The American criminal law review, 33(1), 1995, pp. 1-55
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SHEFT MA
Citation: Ma. Sheft, FEDERAL RULE OF EVIDENCE 413 - A DANGEROUS NEW FRONTIER, The American criminal law review, 33(1), 1995, pp. 57-87
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BRODY DC
Citation: Dc. Brody, SPARF AND DOUGHERTY REVISITED - WHY THE COURT SHOULD INSTRUCT THE JURY OF ITS NULLIFICATION RIGHT, The American criminal law review, 33(1), 1995, pp. 89-122
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DIBIANCO G
Citation: G. Dibianco, TRULY CONSTITUTIONAL - THE AMERICAN DOUBLE JEOPARDY CLAUSE AND ITS AUSTRALIAN ANALOGS, The American criminal law review, 33(1), 1995, pp. 123-163