No. 97-5, July 2012
Index
- Framing the Debate: Understanding Iowa's 2010 Judicial-Retention Election Through a Content Analysis of Letters to the Editor
- If You Cannot Afford an Attorney, Will One Be Appointed for You?: How (Some) States Force Criminal Defendants To Choose Between Posting Bond and Getting a Court-Appointed Attorney
- Stolen Valor and Freedom of Speech: An Analysis of How Federal Law Should Criminalize the Wearing of Unearned Military Awards
- A 'Phantom Recall' Does Not Comport with FDA's Regulatory Practice - Or Does It?: The Need for More Stringent Mandatory Reporting in FDA Matters
- Twenty-Five Years of Batson: An Introduction to Equal Protection Regulation of Peremptory Jury Challenges
- Statistical Proof of Racial Discrimination in the Use of Peremptory Challenges: The Impact and Promise of the Miller-El Line of Cases As Reflected in the Experience of One Philadelphia Capital Case
- Prosecutors and Peremptories
- Batson 'Blame' and Its Implications for Equal Protection Analysis
- Batson's Grand Jury DNA
- A Stubborn Legacy: The Overwhelming Importance of Race in Jury Selection in 173 Post-Batson North Carolina Capital Trials
- Civilizing Batson
- Batson Revisited
- Batson Remedies
- Policing the Borders of Democracy: The Continuing Role of Batson in Protecting the Citizenship Rights of the Excluded
- Jury Selection and the Coase Theorem
- The People's Peremptory Challenge and Batson: Aiding the People's Voice and Vision Through the 'Representative' Jury
- Why Batson Misses the Point