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American Criminal Law Review articles from June 1995
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American Criminal Law Review archives from June 1995
Defunding death. (challenging racial bias in the application of the death penalty)
June 22, 1995... I. INTRODUCTION: THE LURE OF FEDERAL FUNDS TO FIGHT
CRIME 933 II. WHERE WE ARE NOW: THE BALDUS STUDY, MCCLESKEY V.
KEMP, AND DISCRIMINATION--DISCRIMINATORY INTENT AND
DISCRIMINATORY...
Expert testimony on eyewitness identification: a new pair of glasses for the jury.
June 22, 1995... INTRODUCTION
"[T]here is almost nothing more convincing than a live human being who
takes the stand, points a finger at the defendant, and says `That's the
one!'"
--Justice William Brennan(1)
In the artificial environment of a...
Justice Thurgood Marshall and capital punishment: social justice and the rule of law.
June 22, 1995... INTRODUCTION
Perhaps the element of our criminal justice system to which Justice Marshall most committed himself was the death penalty. Throughout his tenure on the Court, Justice Marshall vigorously adhered to his view that the death penalty,...