| American Criminal Law Review |
| Volume 42, Issue 3 Summer 2005 |
| Title | Page |
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Making the Silent Speak and the Informed Wary
George Ellard Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 985 |
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The Lessons of People v. Moscat: Confronting Judicial Bias in Domestic Violence Cases Interpreting Crawford v. Washington
David Jaros Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 995 |
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Miranda and Reasonableness
Peter B. Rutledge Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 1011 |
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The "Abuse Excuse" in Capital Sentencing Trials: Is It Relevant to Responsibility, Punishment, or Neither?
Paul Litton Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 1027 |
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Journalists Caught in the Crossfire: Robert Novak, the First Amendment, and Journalist's Duty of Confidentiality
Eunnice Eun Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 1073 |
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Is Missouri v. Seibert Practicable?: Supreme Court Dances the "Two-Step" around Miranda
Daniel S. Nooter Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 1093 |
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