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Full-Text Articles in Law
Will Rape Ever Be A Crime Of The Past? A Feminist View Of Rape Law Reforms, Kathleen Quenneville
Will Rape Ever Be A Crime Of The Past? A Feminist View Of Rape Law Reforms, Kathleen Quenneville
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Single Mother As Criminal Defendant: A Practitioner's Guide To The Consequences Of Incarceration, Patricia Cummings
The Single Mother As Criminal Defendant: A Practitioner's Guide To The Consequences Of Incarceration, Patricia Cummings
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Criminal Law & Procedure, Geoffrey Beaty
Criminal Law & Procedure, Geoffrey Beaty
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
People V. Wingo And In Re. Rodriguez: Judicial Control Of Indeterminate Sentencing, Eugene E. White
People V. Wingo And In Re. Rodriguez: Judicial Control Of Indeterminate Sentencing, Eugene E. White
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Murguia V. Municipal Court: California Recognizes The Defense Of Discriminatory Prosecution, Sheri L. Perlman
Murguia V. Municipal Court: California Recognizes The Defense Of Discriminatory Prosecution, Sheri L. Perlman
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
People V. Ruthford: The Prosecution's Duty To Disclose, Kei-On Chan
People V. Ruthford: The Prosecution's Duty To Disclose, Kei-On Chan
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Criminal Law & Procedure, Peter H. Wishart
Criminal Law & Procedure, Peter H. Wishart
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Criminal Law & Procedure, Pamela J. Jester
Criminal Law & Procedure, Pamela J. Jester
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
People V. Orin: Penal Code Section 1385 Dismissals And The Effectuation Of Plea Bargains, Robert N. Weaver
People V. Orin: Penal Code Section 1385 Dismissals And The Effectuation Of Plea Bargains, Robert N. Weaver
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Probable Cause For Pretrial Detention: Does Gerstein V. Pugh Adequately Insure Its Existence?, Stephen D. Winter
Probable Cause For Pretrial Detention: Does Gerstein V. Pugh Adequately Insure Its Existence?, Stephen D. Winter
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 …
The Public Inebriate And The Police In California: The Perils Of Piece-Meal Reform, Peter Goodman, Richard Idell
The Public Inebriate And The Police In California: The Perils Of Piece-Meal Reform, Peter Goodman, Richard Idell
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Winters V. Cook, 489 F.2d 174 (1973) - Authority Of Defense Attorney To Make A Binding Waiver Of The Client's Rights, Bertrand Leblanc Ii, Virginia Mcconnell
Winters V. Cook, 489 F.2d 174 (1973) - Authority Of Defense Attorney To Make A Binding Waiver Of The Client's Rights, Bertrand Leblanc Ii, Virginia Mcconnell
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Post Conviction Legal Aid In County Jails: A Model Law Student Counseling Program, Peter Van Name Esser
Post Conviction Legal Aid In County Jails: A Model Law Student Counseling Program, Peter Van Name Esser
Golden Gate University Law Review
Authors: Peter Van Name Esser, et al.
Crimes And Criminal Due Process
Crimes And Criminal Due Process
Golden Gate University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Holding The "Responsible Corporate Officer" Responsible: Addressing The Need For Expansion Of Criminal Liability For Corporate Environmental Violators, Nancy Mullikin
Golden Gate University Environmental Law Journal
This comment argues that the responsible corporate officer (RCO) doctrine, as written into the CWA and the CAA, was intended to impose an affirmative duty on corporate officers based on their position and should be interpreted to expand criminal liability in the prosecution of substantive corporate environmental crimes. This comment also argues that the courts should expand criminal liability based on the RCO doctrine instead of limiting its application. Part II provides an overview of criminal prosecution of environmental crimes: its history, procedures, and purposes, in order to provide a context for understanding how the RCO doctrine appropriately expands criminal …
Justice Carter’S Role In The Caryl Chessman Cases: Due Process Matters, Susan Rutberg
Justice Carter’S Role In The Caryl Chessman Cases: Due Process Matters, Susan Rutberg
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Justice Carter’S Dissent In People V. Gonzales: Protecting Against The “Tyranny Of Totalitarianism”, Rachel A. Van Cleave
Justice Carter’S Dissent In People V. Gonzales: Protecting Against The “Tyranny Of Totalitarianism”, Rachel A. Van Cleave
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People v. Gonzales involved an issue that continues to divide lawyers, judges, scholars, politicians, as well as the general public: how best to protect individuals from law enforcement conduct that violates constitutional protections? This question is particularly controversial in the context of a criminal case, since the exclusion of illegally obtained evidence often results in the alleged criminal going free. In Gonzales, the California Supreme Court was asked to adopt the exclusionary rule as a remedy for violations of constitutional rights. A majority of California Supreme Court justices answered this in the negative. Justice Carter disagreed, and his analysis provided …
Justice Carter’S Dissent In People V. Crooker: An Early Step Towards Miranda Warnings And The Expansion Of The Fifth Amendment To Pre-Trial Confessions, Helen Y. Chang
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By the middle of the 20th century, police interrogation of criminal suspects had developed into a fine art designed to extract confessions. The use of the “third degree,” otherwise known as the infliction of physical or mental suffering, was not uncommon. “[T]he most frequently utilized interrogation techniques have involved mental and psychological stratagems—trickery, deceit, deception, cajolery, subterfuge, chicanery, wheedling, false pretenses of sympathy, and various other artifices and ploys.” As the United States Supreme Court noted in its famous Miranda v. Arizona decision, this type of police interrogation involved “inherent compulsion,” was “inherently coercive,” “exact[ed] a heavy toll on individual …
The International War Crimes (Tribunal) Act, 1973 Of Bangladesh, Zakia Afrin
The International War Crimes (Tribunal) Act, 1973 Of Bangladesh, Zakia Afrin
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Bangladesh earned her independence from Pakistan in 1971 after a bloody war that continued for nine months. By December 16 of 1971, the day Bangladesh declared victory, an estimated 30 million people died and 200,000 women reported sexual violence by the Pakistani Army and their Bengali accomplices. Known as one of the worst genocide in history, the systematic killing of Bengalis included a chilling attempt to exterminate the intellectuals from within Bangladeshi society. A published report claims that by 19 April, 1975 individuals were arrested for war crimes and 752 were convicted. After the assassination of the country’s first Prime …
From Violence Against Women To Women's Violence In Haiti, Benedetta Faedi Duramy
From Violence Against Women To Women's Violence In Haiti, Benedetta Faedi Duramy
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Much of the current scholarship, as well as international policy studies focusing on civil conflicts and armed violence, has primarily construed women as victims and men as perpetrators of violence. Although this prevalent interpretation certainly reflects conventional wisdom and tells part of a true war story, the remainder, which has been very much less publicized and addressed, also perceives women as participants in violence and men occasionally as victims. This Article joins the chorus of scholars that have only recently begun to highlight the flaws of this common belief and conversely, describe female participation in conflict and armed violence, often …