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The Viability Of Certification In Federal Appellate Procedure, Kevin G. Crennan
The Viability Of Certification In Federal Appellate Procedure, Kevin G. Crennan
William & Mary Law Review
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Appellate Review Of Sentences: Reconsidering Difference, Michael M. O'Hear
Appellate Review Of Sentences: Reconsidering Difference, Michael M. O'Hear
William & Mary Law Review
American appellate courts have long resisted calls that they play a more robust role in the sentencing process, insisting that they must defer to what they characterize as the superior sentencing competence of trial judges. This position is unfortunate insofar as rigorous appellate review might advance uniformity and other rule-of-law values that are threatened by broad trial court discretion. This Article thus provides the first systematic critique of the appellate courts’ standard justifications for deferring to trial court sentencing decisions. For instance, these justifications are shown to be based on premises that are inconsistent with empirical research on cognition and …
New Theories Of Guilt On Appeal In Virginia Criminal Cases, Aaron C. Garrett
New Theories Of Guilt On Appeal In Virginia Criminal Cases, Aaron C. Garrett
William & Mary Law Review
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Deciding To Decide: Class Action Certification And Interlocutory Review By The United States Courts Of Appeals Under Rule 23(F), Michael E. Solimine, Christine Oliver Hines
Deciding To Decide: Class Action Certification And Interlocutory Review By The United States Courts Of Appeals Under Rule 23(F), Michael E. Solimine, Christine Oliver Hines
William & Mary Law Review
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Immediate Appeal From Counsel Disqualification In Criminal Cases, Lee I. Sherman
Immediate Appeal From Counsel Disqualification In Criminal Cases, Lee I. Sherman
William & Mary Law Review
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Federal Criminal Procedure - Habeas Corpus Procedures - Discretion To Deny Successive Habeas Corpus Applications Without A Hearing - Hilbrich V. United States, 406 F.2d 850 (7th Cir. 1969), Thomas J. Donovan
William & Mary Law Review
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Motion To Set Aside The Verdict: Evidence Deficiencies, Gregory U. Evans
Motion To Set Aside The Verdict: Evidence Deficiencies, Gregory U. Evans
William & Mary Law Review
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Procedure: Failure To Exhaust Appellate Remedies As A Bar To Relief, John E. Donaldson
Procedure: Failure To Exhaust Appellate Remedies As A Bar To Relief, John E. Donaldson
William & Mary Law Review
No abstract provided.
Some Problems Of Removal And Appeal From Courts Not Of Record In Virginia, Harmon D. Maxson
Some Problems Of Removal And Appeal From Courts Not Of Record In Virginia, Harmon D. Maxson
William & Mary Law Review
No abstract provided.