Foreword: Fisher Goes on the Quintessential Fishing Expedition and Hubbell Is off the Hook von Uviller, H. Richard

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Scottish Factors and the Origins of the Second Amendment: Some Reflections on David Thomas Konig's Rediscovery of the Caledonian Background to the American Right to Arms von Uviller, H. Richard, Merkel, William G.

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Evidence from the Mind of the Criminal Suspect: A Reconsideration of the Current Rules of Access and Restraint von Uviller, H. Richard

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The lawyer as liar von Uviller, H Richard

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Commentary: The lawyer as liar von Uviller, H. Richard

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Acquitting the guilty: Two case studies on jury misgivings and the misunderstood standard of proof von Uviller, H Richard

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Tricky Business: Under Cover with Gary Marx von Uviller, H. Richard

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Presumed Guilty: The Court of Appeals versus Scott Turow von Uviller, H. Richard

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Self-Incrimination by Inference: Constitutional Restrictions on the Evidentiary Use of a Suspect's Refusal to Submit to a Search von Uviller, H. Richard

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Client taint: The embarrassment of Rudolph Giuliani von Uviller, H. Richard

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Fisher goes on the quintessential fishing expedition and Hubbell is off the hook von Uviller, H Richard

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The Unworthy Victim: Police Discretion in the Credibility Call von Uviller, H. Richard

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Credence, Character, and the Rules of Evidence: Seeing Through the Liar's Tale von Uviller, H. Richard

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Pleading Guilty: A Critique of Four Models von Uviller, H. Richard

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Barker v. Wingo: Speedy Trial Gets a Fast Shuffle von Uviller, H. Richard

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The Virtuous Prosecutor in Quest of an Ethical Standard: Guidance from the ABA von Uviller, H. Richard

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Notice: Asymmetry, Fairness, & Criminal Trials von Hessler, Stephen E.

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The Judge at the Cop's Elbow von Uviller, H. Richard

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Unconvinced, Unreconstructed, and Unrepentant: A Reply to Professor Friedman's Response von Uviller, H. Richard

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Unconvinced, Unreconstructed, and Unrepentant: A Reply to Professor Friedman's Response Comments von Uviller, H Richard

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