Criminal Law

Volume 58 No. 1

Much ado about Nothing: Why Rescheduling Won’t Solve Advocates’ Medical Marijuana Problem
ByAdministrator April 1, 2012July 6, 2025

Kevin A. Sabet

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Volume 58 No. 1

Caught in the Crossfire: The Dilemma of Marijuana “Medicalization” for Healthcare Providers
ByAdministrator April 1, 2012July 6, 2025

William Vertes & Sarah Barbantini

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Volume 56 No. 3

Criminal Procedure
ByAdministrator December 1, 2011July 6, 2025

Alan Gershel

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Volume 56 No. 3

Criminal Law
ByAdministrator December 1, 2011July 6, 2025

Stacey M. Studnicki & John P. Apol

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Volume 57 No. 2

Socially Networked Jurors Raise Concern Empanelling Anonymous Juries to Protect The Defendant’s Right to a Fair Trial
ByAdministrator June 11, 2011July 6, 2025

Bridget M. Hathaway

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Volume 56 No. 1

The Impact of Heidi’s Law on Alcohol-Related Driving Offenses and Other Developments
ByAdministrator December 10, 2010July 7, 2025

Stacey M. Studnicki & John P. Apol

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Volume 55 No. 3

Elevating Form Over Substance: Why Circuit Courts Must Modify Their Procedural Approach to Juries’ Use of the Bible in the Sentencing Phase of a Capital Case
ByAdministrator September 1, 2009July 7, 2025

Nicole Matisse

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Volume 55 No. 3

Vigilante Justice: Prosecutor Misconduct in Capital Cases
ByAdministrator September 1, 2009July 7, 2025

Jeffrey L. Kirchmeier, Stephen R. Greenwald, Harold Reynolds, & Jonathan Sussman

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