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Eight United Nations Congress On The Prevention Of Crime And The Treatment Of Offenders, M. Cherif Bassiouni

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The various forms and manifestations of international and transnational

criminality require a comprehensive approach by the international

community from which effective strategies of prevention, control,

and suppression can follow.

Eight United Nations Congress On The Prevention Of Crime And The Treatment Of Offenders

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The establishment of an international criminal tribunal has long

been a goal, first of the League of Nations1 and then of the United

Nations. It is consistent with this tradition and appropriate that the

United Nations adopt this Draft.

The Torture Convention And The Reception Of International Criminal Law Within The United States, David P. Stewart

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The unanimous adoption of the Convention Against Torture and

Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment by the

United Nations General Assembly in 1984 reflected continuing international

concern over the use of torture as an instrument of state policy

and practice in many parts of the world.'

The Development, Objectives And Planned Activities Of The International Criminal Law Center Of Fordham University School Of Law, Abraham Abramovsky, Jonny Frank

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In the spring of 1990, Fordham University established the International

Criminal Law Center to commence in the 1990-91 academic

year.

Crime: The Un Agenda On International Cooperation In The Criminal Process, Roger S. Clark

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This article focuses on a package of model treaties on international

criminal cooperation that were approved at the Seventh and Eighth

United Nations Congresses on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment

of Offenders, in 1985 and 1990.

International Cooperation In Criminal Matters: Western Europe's International Approach To International Crime, Scott Carlson, Bruce Zagaris

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Any sophisticated discussion of criminal law is apt to touch on the

nature of the criminal process itself.

The Double Criminality Rule And Extradition: A Comparative Analysis, Sharon A. Williams

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The double or dual criminality rule is one that is more or less uniformly

applied in principle in extradition law and process on a worldwide

basis.

Apprehending And Prosecuting Nazi War Criminals In The United States, Jeffrey N. Mausner

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When World War II ended, there were millions of refugees in Europe.

Many of them had been victims of the Nazis, survivors of Nazi

concentration camps, or persons who had been forced to leave their

homelands by the Nazis.

United States International Drug Control Policy, Extradition, And The Rule Of Law In Colombia, Mark Andrew Sherman

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The United States has been fighting the importation, distribution,

and possession of illicit drugs for a long time.

Transcript Of Proceedings

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MR. FRIEDMAN: Take your seats in the next minute or two,

please, and we'll begin our program. This is the second panel of our

program conference.

Securities, Supremacy And Supposition: 1990'S Legislative And Judicial Changes To Florida's Bluesky Law, Michael T. Murtaugh

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On July 7, 1990, the Florida Securities and Investor Protection

Act, chapter 517 of the Florida Statutes,' was revised and re-enacted

effective October 1, 1990, to include developments in securities regulation

that have occurred since the last major revision of the Florida Blue

Sky Law' in 1986.

Civil Procedure: 1990 Survey Of Florida Law, William Vandercreek

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During the survey period there were some significant developments

in the area of Florida Civil Procedure. The first development occurred

in the area of subject matter jurisdiction.

Substantive Criminal Law, Pamela Cole Bell

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In Stall v. State,1 the Florida Supreme Court addressed the issue

of whether prosecution under Florida's Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt

Organization (RICO) Act,2 predicated upon violations of Florida's

obscenity statute,3 violates the Florida constitutional right to privacy

Florida Constitutional Law: 1990 Survey Of The State Bill Of Rights*, David C. Hawkins

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This is a comprehensive survey of the decisions of the Supreme

Court of Florida that construed the bill of rights contained

in article I of the state constitution during 1990.

Evidence, Dale Alan Bruschi

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Florida evidence has continued to develop in the same predictable

patterns as seen in previous survey years.'

Scientific Evidence: 1990 Survey Of Florida Law, Carol Henderson Garcia

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Increasingly, science and the law are intersecting. Today, most scientific

or professional disciplines provide expert testimony in courts.

Torts, Michael L. Richmond

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Florida courts experienced an unusually active period during the

last survey year, handing down a large number of significant opinions

in the area of torts.

The Financial Provisions Of Florida's New Business Corporation Act-The Model Act With Anti-Takeover Twists, David S. Felman

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Effective July 1, 1990, the Florida Legislature revamped Florida's

corporate law by enacting the Florida Business Corporation Act.'

Note: The Personal Liability Of Directors In Florida: Whose Corporation Is It Anyway?*, Riah Ramlogan Seuradge

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During the 1980's a serious crisis developed in the insurance industry

which threatened to expose corporate directors to personal liability

Florida V. Bostick: Voluntary Encounter Or The Power Of Police Intimidation?, Margaret Fanjul Montalvo

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On August 27, 1985, two officers from the Broward County Sheriff's

Department boarded a Greyhound bus in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

One of the officers, Detective Nutt, carried in his hand a zippered

pouch containing a pistol.

Keynote Address, Gerald Kogan

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Constitutional Law, David C. Hawkins

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Criminal Law, Hugh L. Koerner

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Ethics, Jacquelyn P. Needelman

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Evidence, Dale Alan Bruschi

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Juvenile Law, Michael J. Dale

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Local Government, Joel A. Mintz

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Property, Ronald Benton Brown

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Torts, Edward D. Schuster

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