State v. Yonkman
After a suspect effectively invokes his Miranda right to counsel, the police may not reinitiate a custodial interrogation until either counsel has been made available or fourteen days has passed.1…
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The Case For Experimental Problem-Solving Courts: Rehabilitation Through Behavioral Modification Programs
I. INTRODUCTION Offenders leaving our criminal justice system should return as productive society members. To facilitate this goal, we should encourage and expand problem-solving courts as an alternative to traditional…
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Arizona’s Campaign Finance Limits Remain Unclear as Election Approaches
As candidates for legislative and statewide elected offices in Arizona are gearing up for the 2014 elections, a crucial yet unanswered question looms over the proceedings: how much money are…
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Evidence, Probability, and the Burden of Proof
This Article analyzes the probabilistic and epistemological underpinnings of the burden of proof doctrine. We show that this doctrine is best understood as instructing factfinders to determine which of the…
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The Federal Reserve’s Use of International Swap Lines
This Article focuses on the U.S. Federal Reserve’s controversial practice of loaning U.S. dollars to foreign central banks, which the foreign central banks then turn around and loan to institutions…
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What’s Wrong with Stereotyping?
With neither statutory proscriptions to uphold nor a clear statement of what they were trying to do, federal judges in the United States have deemed stereotyping actionable at law. The…
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