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The Propriety And Constitutionality Of Chain Gangs, Emily S. Sanford Jul 1997

The Propriety And Constitutionality Of Chain Gangs, Emily S. Sanford

Georgia State University Law Review

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California's Unconstitutional Punishment For Heinous Crimes: Chemical Castration Of Sexual Offenders, Raymond A. Lombardo Jan 1997

California's Unconstitutional Punishment For Heinous Crimes: Chemical Castration Of Sexual Offenders, Raymond A. Lombardo

Fordham Law Review

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The "Agony Of Suspense": How Protracted Death Row Confinement Gives Rise To An Eighth Amendment Claim Of Cruel And Unusual Punishment, Kathleen M. Flynn Jan 1997

The "Agony Of Suspense": How Protracted Death Row Confinement Gives Rise To An Eighth Amendment Claim Of Cruel And Unusual Punishment, Kathleen M. Flynn

Washington and Lee Law Review

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Florida's Community Notification Of Sex Offenders On The Internet: The Disregard Of Constitutional Protections For Sex Offenders, Andrea L. Fischer Jan 1997

Florida's Community Notification Of Sex Offenders On The Internet: The Disregard Of Constitutional Protections For Sex Offenders, Andrea L. Fischer

Cleveland State Law Review

One of the toughest challenges for the courts is determining how to balance society's need for protection against an individual's constitutional rights. This Note provides an analysis of the controversy concerning community notification of sex offenders who victimize children, with the discussion directed to the constitutionality of community notification over the Internet, and suggests other possible ways to help prevent repeat sex offenses against children. Part II begins by focusing on which members of our communities are sex offenders that victimize children and looks at the reasons why they choose children as their victims. In Part III, this Note traces …