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State Border Towns And Resiliency: Barriers To Interstate Intergovernmental Cooperation, Jeffrey B. Litwak
State Border Towns And Resiliency: Barriers To Interstate Intergovernmental Cooperation, Jeffrey B. Litwak
Idaho Law Review
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Complicating The Complicated: Southern Union And How Environmental Crime Cases Just Became More Complex, Owen Moroney
Complicating The Complicated: Southern Union And How Environmental Crime Cases Just Became More Complex, Owen Moroney
Idaho Law Review
No abstract provided.
Idaho’S Abolition Of The Insanity Defense—An Ineffective, Costly, And Unconstitutional Eradication, Jessica Harrison
Idaho’S Abolition Of The Insanity Defense—An Ineffective, Costly, And Unconstitutional Eradication, Jessica Harrison
Idaho Law Review
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Demers V. Austin: The Ninth Circuit Resolves The Public Employee Speech Doctrine’S Uncertain Application To Academic Speech, Pat Fackrell
Demers V. Austin: The Ninth Circuit Resolves The Public Employee Speech Doctrine’S Uncertain Application To Academic Speech, Pat Fackrell
Idaho Law Review
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Evans V. Michigan And The Abrogation Of State V. Korsen: A Look At The Effect On Habeas Corpus Claims For Collateral Relief In Idaho, Chris Burdin
Idaho Law Review
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Inexorable Intertwinement: The Internet And The American Jury System, J. Brad Reich
Inexorable Intertwinement: The Internet And The American Jury System, J. Brad Reich
Idaho Law Review
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Social-Ecological Resilience And Law In The Platte River Basin, Hannah E. Birge, Et Al.
Social-Ecological Resilience And Law In The Platte River Basin, Hannah E. Birge, Et Al.
Idaho Law Review
Efficiency and resistance to rapid change are hallmarks of both the judicial and legislative branches of the United States government. These defining characteristics, while bringing stability and predictability, pose challenges when it comes to managing dynamic natural systems. As our understanding of ecosystems improves, we must devise ways to account for the nonlinearities and uncertainties rife in complex social-ecological systems. This paper takes an in-depth look at the Platte River basin over time to explore how the system’s resilience—the capacity to absorb disturbance without losing defining structures and functions—responds to human driven change. Beginning with pre-European settlement, the paper explores …
Idaho Vs Flsa: Department Of Corrections Must Change To Comply With Federal Law, A. Christi Disparte
Idaho Vs Flsa: Department Of Corrections Must Change To Comply With Federal Law, A. Christi Disparte
Idaho Law Review
No abstract provided.
Ignoring Individualism: How A Disregard For Neuroscience And Supreme Court Precedent Makes For Bad Policy In Idaho’S Mandatory Juvenile Transfer Law, Beck Roan
Idaho Law Review
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Cosmetic Repair To A Crumbling Foundation: A Critical Examination Of Idaho’S Most Recent Indigent Defense Legislation, Bonnie C. Groller
Cosmetic Repair To A Crumbling Foundation: A Critical Examination Of Idaho’S Most Recent Indigent Defense Legislation, Bonnie C. Groller
Idaho Law Review
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The American Injustice System: The Inherent Conflict Of Interest In Police-Prosecutor Relationships & How Immunity Lets Them 'Get Away With Murder', Alexandra Hodson
The American Injustice System: The Inherent Conflict Of Interest In Police-Prosecutor Relationships & How Immunity Lets Them 'Get Away With Murder', Alexandra Hodson
Idaho Law Review
There is an inherent conflict of interest in the American justice system arising out of the intimate police-prosecutor relationship that has evolved in the United States over the last forty years. While police and prosecutors formerly operated as independent units, a concerted effort to join forces has resulted in close working relationships. These relationships have increasingly led law enforcement to employ perjury and unethical tactics to obtain unjust convictions against criminal defendants. In addition, they have allowed law enforcement to commit atrocious acts without fear of punishment. And, because police and prosecutors enjoy immunity under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 for …
What The #Metoo Campaign Teaches About Stop And Frisk, Josephine Ross
What The #Metoo Campaign Teaches About Stop And Frisk, Josephine Ross
Idaho Law Review
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Terry V. Ohio: Its Failure, Immoral Progeny, And Racial Profiling, Russell L. Jones
Terry V. Ohio: Its Failure, Immoral Progeny, And Racial Profiling, Russell L. Jones
Idaho Law Review
No abstract provided.
Reasonably Radical: Terry's Attack On Race-Based Policing, Eric J. Miller
Reasonably Radical: Terry's Attack On Race-Based Policing, Eric J. Miller
Idaho Law Review
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Terry, Handguns, And The Hand Formula: Some Preliminary Thoughts, Shawn E. Fields
Terry, Handguns, And The Hand Formula: Some Preliminary Thoughts, Shawn E. Fields
Idaho Law Review
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Transcript Of Keynote Speech, Erwin Chemerinsky
Transcript Of Keynote Speech, Erwin Chemerinsky
Idaho Law Review
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