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American Criminal Law Review articles from January 2008
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American Criminal Law Review archives from January 2008
The self-defensive cognition of self-defense.
January 1, 2008... Why do certain self-defense cases--ones, for example, involving battered women who kill their sleeping abusers, or beleaguered commuters who shoot panhandling minority teens--provoke intense political conflict? The conventional and seemingly...
Prosecutors "doing justice" through osmosis - reminders to encourage a culture of cooperation.
January 1, 2008... A cooperating defendant (1) can be an invaluable source of insider information about unsolved crimes and unidentified criminals. For instance, in June 2007, the Federal Bureau of Investigation revealed that it had foiled a terrorist plot to...
Unraveling criminal statutes of limitations.
January 1, 2008...
INTRODUCTION
I. THE GENERAL RULE AND ITS EXCEPTIONS
A. A Brief History and Overview of the General Rule
B. The New Trend Toward Exceptions
II. REASONS FOR THE RULE AND ITS EXCEPTIONS
A. Traditional Rationales
B....