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Constitutional Rights and the Exclusionary Rule (From Criminal Justice: Introductory Cases and Materials, Fifth Edition, P 217-286, 1991, John Kaplan and Jerome H Skolnick, et al., -- See NCJ-130236)

NCJ Number

130241

Date Published

1991

Societal Cost of the Exclusionary Rule: An Empirical Assessment

NCJ Number

129946

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American Bar Foundation Research Journal

Date Published

1983

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Criminal Procedure Law and Practice, Second Edition

NCJ Number

130070

Date Published

1987

Criminal Justice: Introductory Cases and Materials, Fifth Edition

NCJ Number

130236

Date Published

1991

Enforcement of Human Rights in U.S. Courts: The Trial of Persons Kidnapped Abroad (From World Justice? U.S. Courts and International Human Rights, P 59-80, 1991, Mark Gibney, ed. -- See NCJ-129558)

NCJ Number

129561

Date Published

1991

Human Rights in Poland: Selected Issues

NCJ Number

129604

Journal

Capital University Law Review

Date Published

1989

Evolution of Standing in Search and Seizure Cases

NCJ Number

129127

Journal

Criminal Law Bulletin

Date Published

1991

Exclusionary Sanction (From Criminal Justice Administration Cases and Materials, Fourth Edition, P 16-61, 1991, Frank W Miller, Robert O Dawson, et al. -- See NCJ-129355)

NCJ Number

129356

Date Published

1991

Contemporary Criminal Procedure

NCJ Number

127813

Date Published

1990

Independent Source Doctrine and the Inevitable Discovery Rule (From Contemporary Criminal Procedure, P 403-411, 1990, Larry E Holtz -- See NCJ-127813)

NCJ Number

127822

Date Published

1990

Good Faith and the Exclusionary Rule (From Contemporary Criminal Procedure, P 413-419, 1990, Larry E Holtz -- See NCJ-127813)

NCJ Number

127823

Date Published

1990

Why Have an Adversary System? (From Lawyers and Justice: An Ethical Study, P 67-103, 1988, David Luban -- See NCJ-127474)

NCJ Number

127475

Date Published

1988

Good-Faith Exception to the Fruit of the Poisonous Tree Doctrine

NCJ Number

126912

Journal

Criminal Law Bulletin

Date Published

1990

Reverse Silver Platter: Should Evidence That State Officials Obtained in Violation of a State Constitution Be Admissible in a Federal Criminal Trial?

NCJ Number

126887

Journal

Washington and Lee Law Review

Date Published

1988

Exclusionary Rule (From Briefs of 100 Leading Cases in Law Enforcement, P 9-20, 1991, Rolando V. del Carmen, Jeffery T. Walker -- See NCJ-126275)

NCJ Number

126277

Date Published

1991

Decline of Fourth Amendment Jurisprudence

NCJ Number

123487

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Criminal Justice Journal

Date Published

1989

Equivalent Deterrence as a Proposed Alternative to the Exclusionary Rule in Criminal Proceedings

NCJ Number

123488

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Criminal Justice Journal

Date Published

1989

Court's Turn Toward a General Reasonableness Interpretation of the Fourth Amendment

NCJ Number

123499

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American Criminal Law Review

Date Published

1989

Nonconstitutional Exclusionary Rules in Criminal Procedure

NCJ Number

123498

Journal

American Criminal Law Review

Date Published

1989

Interceptors and Innocent Recipients: Applying the Federal Wiretapping Law's Exclusionary Rule to Private Participant Monitoring

NCJ Number

123005

Journal

Boston College Law Review

Date Published

1988

Court Briefs: Searches, Sex Discrimination, Sentences, and More

NCJ Number

119894

Journal

Update on Law-Related Education

Date Published

1983

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Admissibility of Evidence Located in Searches by Private Persons

NCJ Number

117376

Journal

FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin

Date Published

1989

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Supreme Court Report: Slouching Toward Orwell

NCJ Number

121432

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ABA Journal

Date Published

1989

Comparative Reprehensibility and the Fourth Amendment Exclusionary Rule (From Criminal Law Review - 1989, P 71-120, 1989, James G. Carr, ed. -- See NCJ-121027)

NCJ Number

121030

Date Published

1989

Jury Misconduct, Jury Interviews, and the Federal Rules of Evidence: Is the Broad Exclusionary Principle of Rule 606(b) Justified? (From Criminal Law Review - 1989, P 401-435, 1989, James G. Carr, ed. -- See NCJ-121027)

NCJ Number

121037

Date Published

1989