Vol. 49 No. 1, January 2012

Index

• Elder (in)justice: a critique of the criminalization of elder abuse.
• Is Texas tough on crime but soft on criminal procedure?
• Criminal law theory and criminal justice practice.
• The U.S. criminal-immigration convergence and its possible undoing.
• The U.S. criminal-immigration convergence and its possible undoing.
• The exclusionary rule as Fourth Amendment judicial review.
• For every action there is a reaction: the procedural pushback against Panetti v. Quarterman.
• Material-support-to-terrorism prosecutions: fighting terrorism by eroding judicial review.
• Digital searches and the Fourth Amendment: the interplay between the plain view doctrine and search-protocol warrant restrictions.
• At least give them Miranda: an exception to prompt presentment as an alternative to denying fundamental Fifth Amendment rights in domestic terrorism cases.