Law Commons^™

The Fourteenth Amendment, Same-Sex Unions, And The Supreme Court, Michael J. Perry Jan 2007

Recent Appellate Court Decisions On Eyewitness Identification, Jerry E. Norton Jan 2006

Simmons V. South Carolina: Safeguarding A Capital Defendant's Right To Fair Sentencing, Mark Zaug Jan 1995

J.E.B. V. Alabama Ex Rel. T.B.: Strike Two For The Peremptory Challenge, Anna M. Scruggs Jan 1995

Can Science Guide Legal Argumentation? The Role Of Metaphor In Constitutional Cases, Stephen J. Safranek Jan 1994

Morgan V. Illinois: The Supreme Court Supports The Right Of A Capital Defendant To An Impartial Sentencing Jury, Thomas J. Eme Jan 1993

Deshaney V. Winnebago County Department Of Social Services: The Future Of Section 1983 Actions For State Inaction, Roberta M. Saielli Jan 1989

Flagg Bros. And State Action: Foreclosing The Fourteenth Amendment, Debora L. Threedy Jan 1979

The Demise Of Procedural Protections In Laywitness Identifications In Federal Court: Who Is The Culprit?, John F. Decker, Richard J. Moriarty, Edward Albert Jan 1978

A Prolegomena To Reviving The Civil Rights Act Of 1866: White Standing Under Section 1981 - A Federal Common Law Right To Contract, Allen E. Shoenberger Jan 1976

Creditor's Rights - The Fourteenth Amendment Held To Require Notice And Hearing Prior To Any Repossession Of Consumer Property By Means Involving State Action, Edward F. Ruberry Jan 1972

Criminal Law - Federal Rule Of Collateral Estoppel Held To Be Incorporated Into The Double Jeopardy Clause And Applicable To The States Through The Fourteenth Amendment, William H. Pokorny Jr. Jan 1971

Constitutional Law - Estates - Reversion Of The Res Of A Charitable Trust Which Failed Because It Necessitated Racially Discriminatory State Action Is Not Violative Of The Xivth Amendment Where The Reversion Is By Operation Of State Law, And Due To The State Court's Refusal To Apply The Doctrine Of Cy Pres., Lawrence J. Casazza Jan 1971

State Double Jeopardy After Benton V. Maryland, Richard G. Larsen Jan 1970