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Noble Corruption, Police Prejury: What Should We Do? (From Morality and the Law, P 91-106, 2001, Roslyn Muraskin and Matthew Muraskin, eds. -- See NCJ-193090)

NCJ Number

193097

Date Published

2001

Forensic Science Handbook, Volume I, Second Edition

NCJ Number

192878

Date Published

2002

Criminal Interrogation: Law and Tactics, Fourth Edition

NCJ Number

192877

Date Published

2001

Fundamental Rules of Evidence

NCJ Number

192054

Journal

Chief of Police

Date Published

September 2001

Train Wrecks and Freeway Crashes: An Argument for Fairness and Against Self Representation in the Criminal Justice System

NCJ Number

191714

Journal

Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology

Date Published

2000

It's an Ex Post Fact: Supreme Court Misapplies the Ex Post Facto Clause to Criminal Procedure Statutes

NCJ Number

190820

Journal

Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology

Date Published

2001

New Method of Recording Clinical Forensic Evidence

NCJ Number

190847

Journal

Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine

Date Published

September 2000

National Legislation on Organized Crime

NCJ Number

190914

Date Published

1999

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Match Made in Maryland: Howard Chasanow and the Law of Evidence

NCJ Number

190126

Journal

Maryland Law Review

Date Published

2001

Part II: Mitochondrial DNA Generally Accepted as Admissible Evidence

NCJ Number

189669

Journal

Crime Victims Report

Date Published

2001

Injury Patterns in Women Resulting From Sexual Assault

NCJ Number

189292

Journal

Trauma, Violence, & Abuse: A Review Journal

Date Published

July 2001

Proceeds of Crime Investigations: Obtaining Bank Information in Canada

NCJ Number

189049

Journal

Gazette

Date Published

2001

Nature's Evidence: The Power of DNA

NCJ Number

189004

Journal

Law and Order

Date Published

May 2001

Advance Disclosure: Reflection on the Criminal Procedure and Investigations Act 1996

NCJ Number

188783

Journal

Howard Journal of Criminal Justice

Date Published

May 2001

Expert Evidence: The Problem of Bias and Other Things

NCJ Number

188770

Journal

Judicial Review

Date Published

2000

Forensic Video Analysis: Understanding Your Frustrations With CCTV

NCJ Number

188696

Journal

Law Enforcement Technology

Date Published

May 2001

Rise and Fall of Forensic Hypnosis in Criminal Investigation

NCJ Number

188603

Journal

Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law

Date Published

2001

Adversarial Justice (From Crime & Justice in America: Present Realities and Future Prospects, Second Edition, P 212-222, 2002, Wilson R. Palacios, Paul F. Cromwell, and Roger G. Dunham, eds. -- NCJ-188466)

NCJ Number

188475

Date Published

2002

Part I: Mitochondrial DNA Generally Accepted as Admissible Evidence

NCJ Number

188344

Journal

Crime Victims Report

Date Published

March 2001

Case Law Divergence From the Federal Rules of Evidence

NCJ Number

188243

Date Published

2000

Fingerprint Evidence Faces Hurdles

NCJ Number

188088

Date Published

April 2001

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Painting a Picture: Two-and Three-Dimensional Diagrams and Animations Can Help Illustrate What Happened in a Crime or Accident

NCJ Number

187593

Journal

Law Enforcement Technology

Date Published

February 2001

Will Miranda Survive? Dickerson v. United States: The Right to Remain Silent, the Supreme Court, and Congress

NCJ Number

187495

Journal

American Criminal Law Review

Date Published

2000

Safeguarding Equal Protection Rights: The Search for an Exclusionary Rule Under the Equal Protection Clause

NCJ Number

187493

Journal

American Criminal Law Review

Date Published

2000

Compensation Across Europe: A Quest for Best Practice

NCJ Number

187645

Journal

International Review of Victimology

Date Published

2000