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Juggling The First Amendment: New Jersey's Struggle With Regulating Hate Crimes, Thomas M. Crino Aug 1996

Mediation - An Alternative Approach For The New Jersey Juvenile Justice System?, Marianne Mcconnell Aug 1996

Truth, Justice, And The Media: An Analysis Of The Public Criminal Trial, Jonathan M. Remshak Jun 1996

Execution For Profit? A Constitutional Analysis Of China's Practice Of Harvesting Executed Prisoners' Organs, Kelly M. Brown Jun 1996

Res Ipsa Loquitur, Seton Hall University School Of Law Mar 1996

Res Ipsa Loquitur, Seton Hall University School Of Law Feb 1996

Fact Book 1995-1996, Office Of Institutional Research, Seton Hall University Jan 1996

Graduate Catalogue 1996-1997, Seton Hall University Jan 1996

Fourth And Fourteenth Amendments - Exclusionary Rule - The Exclusionary Rule Does Not Apply To Evidence Seized In Violation Of The Fourth Amendment By A Police Officer Relying On A Computer Record, Later Found To Be Erroneous Because Of Clerical Errors Of Court Employees - Arizona V. Evans, 115 S. Ct. 1185 (1995)., Michael S. Mirone Jan 1996

The Sixth Amendment Right To Shoot Oneself In The Foot: An Assessment Of The Guarantee Of Self-Representation Twenty Years After Faretta, John F. Decker Jan 1996

Undergraduate Catalogue 1996-1997, Seton Hall University Jan 1996

The Child Witness And The Presumption Of Authenticity After State V. Michaels, Lisa Manshel Jan 1996

Megan's Law: The New Jersey Supreme Court Navigates Uncharted Waters, Elga A. Goodman Jan 1996

The Comprehensive Terrorism Prevention Act Of 1995, Thomas C. Martin Jan 1996

On Becoming A Lawyer, Denis F. Mclaughlin Jan 1996

Federal Presentence Reports: Multi-Tasking At Sentencing, Gary M. Maveal Jan 1996

Search And Seizure - Stop And Frisk - Evidence Seized Incident To An Arrest That Is Based Upon A Police Officer's Computer Record That Failed To Indicate That The Arrest Warrant Had Been Quashed, Due To An Error Committed By Court Personnel, Is Within The Scope Of The Good Faith Exception To The Exclusionary Rule - Arizona V. Evans, 115 S. Ct. 1185 (1995)., Christine A. Haberle Jan 1996

The Evolution Of Death-Eligibility In New Jersey, John J. Farmer Jr. Jan 1996

"Three Strikes And You're Out": The Solution To The Repeat Offender Problem?, Meredith Mcclain Jan 1996

Constitutional Law - Due Process - Prosecutors Must Disclose Exculpatory Information When The Net Effect Of The Suppressed Evidence Makes It Reasonably Probable That Disclosure Would Have Produced A Different Result - Kyles V. Whitley, 115 S. Ct. 1555 (1995)., Cynthia L. Corcoran Jan 1996

On Reforming The Federal Writ Of Habeas Corpus, Michael O'Neill Jan 1996

Reassessing The Ticket Scalping Dispute: The Application, Effects And Criticisms Of Current Anti-Scalping Legislation, Paul J. Crisuolo Dec 1995

The Setonian, September 21, 1995, Seton Hall University Sep 1995

Res Ipsa Loquitur, Seton Hall University School Of Law Sep 1995

First Amendment - Free Speech Clause - Bar Association Rules Prohibiting Lawyers From Using Direct Mail To Solicit Potential Personal Injury Or Wrongful Death Clients Within Thirty Days Of Accident Withstanding First Amendment Scrutiny - Florida Bar V. Went For It, Inc., 115 S. Ct. 2371 (1995)., Jonathan M. Remshak Aug 1995

Metal Detectors In Public Schools: A Subtle Sacrifice Of Privacy Interests, Joan E. Imbriani Aug 1995

The Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act: Does It Have A Shot At Success?, Jill A. Tobia Aug 1995

The Sullivan Principles: Protecting The Second Amendment From Civil Abuse, David B. Kopel, Richard E. Gardner Aug 1995

Increasing The Useful Information Provided By Experts In The Courtroom: A Comparison Of Federal Rules Of Evidence 703 And 803(18) With The Evidence Rules In Illinois, Ohio, And New York, Charles J. Walsh, Beth S. Rose Aug 1995

Gun-Free School Zones, Susan L. Ludwigson Aug 1995