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ISBN: 9780820570815
TITLE: Criminal law; cases and materials, 3d ed.
AUTHOR: Ed. by Stephen A. Saltzburg et al.
PUBLISHER: LexisNexis
PUBLISH DATE: 20...
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ISBN: 0735540365
TITLE: Criminal law; cases and materials, 5th ed.
AUTHOR: Kaplan, John et al.
PUBLISHER: Aspen Publishers, Inc.
PUBLISH DATE: 2004
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Minors and young adults who engage in sexting face serious, and often unanticipated, psychological and reputational consequences. While the current state response to sexting between minors and between young adults is inappropriate, the state can intervene in several innovative ways to educate minors and young adults about the consequences of primary and secondary sexting, impose appropriate penalties on minors who engage in primary and secondary sexting, and recognize and support appropriate remedies for minors and young adults who are victims of secondary sexting.
... recipient(s) of the photo.” 22 In some cases, one actor may assume more than one role, 23 whil... may not understand that they can face criminal charges for sexting. 46 All of these statistics i...133 Additionally, the legislative materials associated with the sexting statutes should reflec...
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ISBN: 9780735557949
TITLE: Criminal law and its processes; cases and materials, 8th ed.
AUTHOR: Kadish, Sanford H. et al.
PUBLISHER: Aspen Publishers,...
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..., and where the police could findthe criminal." Id., at 144, 768 N. W. 2d, at 71. Notingthat th... and Hammon were both domestic violence cases.In Davis, Michelle McCottry made the statements at... not result in "formalized testimonial materials" such as a deposition or affidavit, and bore no "i...
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This Article is the second in a three-part series on the 2006 prosecution and defense of the Jena Six in LaSalle Parish, Louisiana. The series, in turn, is part of a larger, ongoing project investigating the role of race, lawyers, and ethics in the American criminal-justice system. The purpose of the project is to understand the race-based, identity-making norms and practices of prosecutors and defenders in order to craft alternative civil-rights and criminal-justice strategies in cases of racially-motivated violence. To that end, this Article revisits the prosecution and defense of the Jena Six in the hope of uncovering the professional norms of practice under de jure and de facto conditions of racial segregation, a set of norms I call Jim Crow legal ethics. Jim Crow ethical norms cond...
...& Angela Harris, Criminal Law: Cases and Materials 207, 224 (2005) (discussing mens rea and intent). ...
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... and legitimate businesses, and in some cases, provides a source of revenue for organized crime ...More importantly, the current civil and criminal enforcement and border measures that are sought be... into custody suspect goods and of materials and implements relevant to the act of infringement...
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... constitutional regulation of substantive criminal law, the relationship between Papachristou and Roe... the real problem in so-called vagueness cases. Rather, he argued that vagueness was often the Co...) (protecting the possession of obscene materials in the home) and Justice Brandeis's reference in O...
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... allocation of the burden of proof when a criminal defendant in a federal felon-in-possession case at... defense available in felon-in-possession cases, which typically encompasses duress, necessity, an... Sharlot, Criminal Law: Cases and Materials 776 (5th ed.2002). 6 This strong correlation betw...
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In a number of recent cases, appellate courts have upheld the homicide convictions of criminal defendants whose conduct merely reduced the victim's chances of surviving another injury or illness that likely would have killed the victim anyway. Cases of this kind, which are known among tort scholars as "lost chance" or "loss of chance" cases, do not satisfy the criminal law's traditional requirement of "but for" causation: because the other injury or illness likely would have killed the victim anyway, it cannot be said that the victim would not have died "but for" the defendant's conduct. This Article argues, though, that the courts' departure from tradition in these cases is justified. Specifically, this Article argues that treating "lost chance" as a species of causation is consistent...
... KAPLAN ET AL., CRIMINAL LAW: CASES AND MATERIALS 261 (5th ed. 2004) ("Notice how the meaning of cau...