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The Admissibility Of Confessions Under Israeli Law: Procedural And Substantive Differences Between The “Free And Voluntary” Standard And The Judicial Exclusionary Rule For Unlawfully Obtained Evidence, Binyamin Blum, Yoram Rabin, Barak Ariel
The Admissibility Of Confessions Under Israeli Law: Procedural And Substantive Differences Between The “Free And Voluntary” Standard And The Judicial Exclusionary Rule For Unlawfully Obtained Evidence, Binyamin Blum, Yoram Rabin, Barak Ariel
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The Hounds Of Empire: Forensic Dog Tracking In Britain And Its Colonies, 1888-1953, Binyamin Blum
The Hounds Of Empire: Forensic Dog Tracking In Britain And Its Colonies, 1888-1953, Binyamin Blum
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Regulating The Packaged Water Industry In Africa: Challenges And Recommendations, Jessica Vapnek, Ashley R. Williams
Regulating The Packaged Water Industry In Africa: Challenges And Recommendations, Jessica Vapnek, Ashley R. Williams
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Rebellious Deaning: One African American Woman's Vision Of A Progressive Law School, Shauna Marshall
Rebellious Deaning: One African American Woman's Vision Of A Progressive Law School, Shauna Marshall
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How To Assess The Real World Application Of A Capital Sentencing Statute: A Response To Professor Flanders’S Comment, John Mills
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In assessing the constitutionality of a capital sentencing regime, the raw number of aggravating factors is irrelevant. What matters is their scope. To pass constitutional muster, aggravating factors (or the equivalent) must narrow the scope of death eligibility to the worst-of-the-worst. Professor Chad Flanders wants courts to ignore empirical assessments of the scope of aggravating circumstances and uses an imagined State of Alpha as his jumping off point. This response to Prof. Flanders makes the case for looking at the actual operation of a law, not just its reach in the abstract. This response focuses on Arizona’s capital sentencing regime …
Human Rights From The Ground Up: Building The First Law School Legal Aid Clinic In Haiti, Kate Bloch, Roxanne Edmond-Dimanche
Human Rights From The Ground Up: Building The First Law School Legal Aid Clinic In Haiti, Kate Bloch, Roxanne Edmond-Dimanche
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Latinos And The Internal Revenue Code: A Tax Policy Primer For The New Administration, Leo P. Martinez
Latinos And The Internal Revenue Code: A Tax Policy Primer For The New Administration, Leo P. Martinez
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Predicting Stream Vulnerability To Urbanization Stress With Bayesian Network Mode, Dave Owen, Kristen K. Weil, Christopher S. Cronen, Spencer R. Meyer, Robert J. Lilieholm, Thomas J. Danielson, Leonidas Tsomides
Predicting Stream Vulnerability To Urbanization Stress With Bayesian Network Mode, Dave Owen, Kristen K. Weil, Christopher S. Cronen, Spencer R. Meyer, Robert J. Lilieholm, Thomas J. Danielson, Leonidas Tsomides
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