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The Use Of False Dna Evidence To Gain A Confession During Interrogation Is Classic Coercion: Why Such Coerced Confessions Should Not Be Admissible In A Criminal Trial, Andrea Reed Jan 2016

Testimonial Or Nontestimonial? The Admissibility Of Forensic Evidence After Crawford V. Washington, John M. Spires Jan 2005

Character Evidence--The Rules Of Admissibility In Criminal Cases In Kentucky, Merle C. Clark Jan 1973

Criminal Procedure--Evidence--Wiretapping--Admissibility In State Courts, George W. Mills Jan 1963

Suppression Of Evidence In Criminal Tax Proceedings, Jacob W. Mayer Jan 1960

Criminal Procedure--Self-Incrimination--Scientific Tests Of Body Substances As Evidence, Luther House Jan 1956

The Third Degree--Its Historical Background, The Present Law And Recommendations, Charles Richard Doyle Jan 1955

The Rule Of Dying Declarations, Leo E. Oxley Jan 1944

Character Of Deceased And Uncommunicated Threats By Deceased In Homicide Cases, Henry Howe Bramblet Jan 1943

Evidence: Effect Of Conviction In Subsequent Civil Suit, Henry Howe Bramblet Jan 1943

Effect Of Comment On Failure Of Defendant To Testify In Kentucky, Robert M. Spragens Jan 1943

Admissibility Of Third Party Confessions, Harry W. Roberts Jr. Jan 1942

Evidence--Confession Of A Third Party As Admissible Evidence In A Criminal Case, E. R. Webb Jan 1942

The Admissibility Of Evidence Of Other Crimes In A Criminal Prosecution, John A. Fulton Jan 1942

Coram Nobis In Kentucky, Grant F. Knuckles Jan 1942