September/October 2006
September/October 2006
Articles in this Issue
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An Ironic Corollary to the Proffer Problem: Dead-to-Rights is Better Off
An Ironic Corollary to the Proffer Problem: Dead-to-Rights is Better Off Lisa A. Matewson
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Deferred Prosecution Agreements: Ray of Hope or Guilty Plea by Another Name?
Deferred Prosecution Agreements: Ray of Hope or Guilty Plea by Another Name? Joan McPhee
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Getting to Reasonableness Crafting an Effective Downward Departure Post-Booker
Getting to Reasonableness --Crafting an Effective Downward Departure Post-Booker Marc S. Raspanti,Jodeen M. Hobbs
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Jurors Must Unanimously Reject Defenses Before Convicting
Jurors Must Unanimously Reject Defenses Before Convicting Thomas Lundy
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Knock and Announce Violations After Hudson v. Michigan
Knock and Announce Violations After Hudson v. Michigan Gerald F. Uelman
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Lethal Incompetence
Lethal Incompetence Ty Alper
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NACDL Awarded Grant for Capital Trial Trainings
NACDL Awarded Grant for Capital Trial Trainings Terrica Redfield
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NACDL News
NACDL News Jack King
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President's Column: Standing Up for Corporations
Standing Up for Corporations Martin S. Pinales
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Public Defense: ABA Opinion Says PDs Must Address Caseloads
Indigent Defense Malia Brink
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Queen for a Day From Hell: How to Handle a Troubling Proffer Letter
Queen for a Day From Hell: How to Handle a Troubling Proffer Letter Jon May
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State Legislative Affairs Update
State Legislative Affairs Update Scott Ehlers
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The Continuing Struggle for Just, Effective and Constitutional Sentencing After United States v. Boo
The Continuing Struggle for Just, Effective and Constitutional Sentencing After United States v. Booker Amy Baron-Evans
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Traps for the Unwary: Cross References and Guideline Sentencing
Traps for the Unwary: Cross References and Guideline Sentencing