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This Note attempts to provide a partial solution to the problem established by Daubert, whose language seems to mandate the exclusion of fingerprint evidence.

This Note argues that undocumented students in the U.S. desperately need changes in the law. The most effective way to ensure these students realistic access to post-secondary education is to…

The Arizona Supreme Court, adhering to binding precedent from the United States Supreme Court, unanimously affirmed and held that the Eighth Amendment of the United States Constitution proscribes victims’ sentencing…

The Arizona Supreme Court vacated the sentences and held that under the specific circumstances of the case, Davis’s sentence was grossly disproportionate to his offenses and violated the Eighth Amendment…

The Arizona Supreme Court granted review to decide whether the confession was indeed voluntary and to determine the importance of the mother’s exclusion. The court held that the confession was…