| American Criminal Law Review |
| Volume 44, Issue 3 Summer 2007 |
| Title | Page |
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Every Juror Wants a Story: Narrative Relevance, Third Party Guilt and the Right to Present a Defense
John H. Blume, Sheri L. Johnson and Emily C. Paavola Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 1069 |
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Congressional Investigations: Politics and Process
James Hamilton, Robert F. Muse and Kevin R. Amer Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 1115 |
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Foreword: The American Criminal Law Review's Directed Notes Program
Marika Maris Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 1177 |
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What's Wrong with a Little More Double Jeopardy? A 21st Century Recalibration of an Ancient Individual Right
Kyden Creekpaum Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 1179 |
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Learning from Katrina: Emphasizing the Right to a Speedy Trial to Protect Constitutional Guarantees in Disasters
Patrick Ellard Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 1207 |
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Technical Knockout: Hudson v. Michigan and the Unfortunate Demise of the Knock-and-Announce Rule
Daniel A. Gutin Click here to purchase PDF Download $3.50 OR Printed Copy $8.00 | 1239 |
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