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Practice Regarding Motions For Acquittal At The Close Of Evidence For The Prosecution. Specifically An Overview Of The Law And Practice Of The International Criminal Tribunals Regarding Motions For Judgment Of Acquittal At The Close Of The Prosecution Case, The Legal Standards Applied By The Other Tribunals That Also Provide For Such Motions, As Well As In The Practice Adopted, Including Whether The Practice Involves Full Briefing By The Parties Or Just Oral Argument., Daniel Joseph Carravallah

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Disagreement Settlement Between Co-Investigating Judges When Super-Majority Vote Is Not Reached In Pre-Trial Chamber, Yitao Li

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Scope Of Judicial Discretion Over Indictment At The Pre-Trial Level. Specifically Addressing Whether A Suspect Or Charged Person May Be Indicted By The Co-Investigating Judges For Specific Criminal Events That Have Not Been Specifically Requested To Be Investigated In Either An Introductory Or Supplemental Submission Against That Suspect By The Co-Prosecutors? If So, Under What Conditions?, Victoria Sarant

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Can A Service Member Who Lies In Order To Obtain Leave Still Be Charged With Being Absent Without Leave Under Article 86 Of The Uniform Code Of Military Justice?, Christina Marie Dombrowski

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Speed Of The Eccc Trials Compared To Other International Trials And Tribunals. Specifically Discussing The Numerical Speed Of The Pre-Indictment, Pre-Trial, And Trial Phases As Compared To Other International Trials And Tribunals. Also Specifically Discussing Whether The Eccc Comparatively Fails To Achieve The Purposes Of International Criminal Trials As A Direct Result Of The Speed Of The Eccc’S Process., Erin Rosson

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Fairness Of The Trial Of Eccc Case 002/01 Compared To Other Comparable Judgments In International Tribunals, Nicole Triola

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Anarchy In The Tribal Border Regions – How Do Federal And State Governments Handle Transnational Crime Prevention And Enforcement In Tribal Border Regions?, Aji M. Drameh

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The Spread Of Veterans Courts In The State Of Florida: A Test Case For The Applicability Of Policy Diffusion Theory To The Spread Of Diversion Programs, Kelley Thompson

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A few sources suggest that the spread of diversion programs and/or veterans courts may be explained by policy "diffusion" (Baum 2011, 117; Baldwin 2013, 204; Dorf and Fagan 2003, 1501-1502), a political science theory (Berry and Berry 2014, 310). Accordingly, this thesis provides a fairly comprehensive test of the applicability of policy diffusion theory to the spread of veterans courts in the State of Florida. First, it finds, based on scholarly discussions of this topic (Weyland 2006, 18-21; Starke 2013, 565-568), that Floridian veterans courts offer significant descriptive evidence of diffusion. Next, this thesis finds very convincing anecdotal evidence of …

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