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Criminal Law And Procedure, Patricia A. Seitas, Robinson R. Ng, Jill A. Schwendinger, Bonita L. Marmor
Criminal Law And Procedure, Patricia A. Seitas, Robinson R. Ng, Jill A. Schwendinger, Bonita L. Marmor
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Constitutional Law, Brian Beverly, Curtis E. Blystone
Constitutional Law, Brian Beverly, Curtis E. Blystone
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Oral Argument In The Ninth Circuit: The View From Bench And Bar, Stephen L. Wasby
Oral Argument In The Ninth Circuit: The View From Bench And Bar, Stephen L. Wasby
Golden Gate University Law Review
The present Article is a detailed presentation of the views of judges and lawyers in one federal appellate court about various aspects of oral argument. It is part of a larger study of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, based on interviews conducted with fifteen of the court's then eighteen active-duty and senior circuit judges and a dozen district judges, all with extensive experience on the appellate court. To provide at least a limited basis for comparison with the judges' responses, information was sought from attorneys who had argued before the court and would thus have some …
Judicial Administration In The United States Court Of Appeals For The Ninth Circuit, Richard H. Deane, Valerie Tehan
Judicial Administration In The United States Court Of Appeals For The Ninth Circuit, Richard H. Deane, Valerie Tehan
Golden Gate University Law Review
The federal court system has experienced substantial growth in case filings during the last decade, and certainly the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit is no exception. During the period from 1970 to 1978, the court experienced almost a one hundred percent increase in yearly filings while the number of judgeships remained constant at thirteen. It is thus understandable that each year since 1970, case filings have consistently exceeded case terminations. However, a dramatic change in court membership has taken place in the past eighteen months. As a result of the recent appointments made pursuant to the Omnibus …
Patent & Copyright Law, Richard D. Harmon, Howard Klepper, Paige L. Wickland
Patent & Copyright Law, Richard D. Harmon, Howard Klepper, Paige L. Wickland
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Indian Law, Ben E. Fox
Federal Practice And Procedure, Edward Willner, Edmund Scott, Susan J. Adler, Michael J. Walker
Federal Practice And Procedure, Edward Willner, Edmund Scott, Susan J. Adler, Michael J. Walker
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Criminal Law And Procedure, Lee R. Roper, John Douglas Moore, Paige L. Wickland, Charles Ferrera
Criminal Law And Procedure, Lee R. Roper, John Douglas Moore, Paige L. Wickland, Charles Ferrera
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Constitutional Law, Maxine Salzman, Wayne B. Chew
Constitutional Law, Maxine Salzman, Wayne B. Chew
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Survey: Women And California Law, Carole Levine
Survey: Women And California Law, Carole Levine
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Role And Position Of Women In Law And Practice: Report From The International Association Of Democratic Lawyers
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Women Judges Unite: A Report From The Founding Convention Of The National Association Of Women Judges, Lynn C. Rossman
Women Judges Unite: A Report From The Founding Convention Of The National Association Of Women Judges, Lynn C. Rossman
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Older Women And Pensions: Catch 22, Frances Leonard
Older Women And Pensions: Catch 22, Frances Leonard
Golden Gate University Law Review
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If You Can't Say It, Why Can You Show It? An Open Letter To The Fcc, Wendy P. Rouder
If You Can't Say It, Why Can You Show It? An Open Letter To The Fcc, Wendy P. Rouder
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Who's Watching The Watchman? The Regulation, Or Non-Regulation, Of America's Largest Law Enforcement Institution, The Private Police, Gloria G. Dralla
Who's Watching The Watchman? The Regulation, Or Non-Regulation, Of America's Largest Law Enforcement Institution, The Private Police, Gloria G. Dralla
Golden Gate University Law Review
The first two sections of this article deal with the historical development of controls over public police in England and the United States. It is the thesis of the first section that a centralized police system was adopted in England with considerable reluctance, despite an obvious need for the replacement of the existing methods for dealing with crime and disorder. This reluctance was overcome only by an agreement to impose strict controls and limitations on police power. Our discussion of public police in the United States concludes that Americans, who were perhaps even more hostile than the English to the …