Vol. 85 No. 2, September 1994
Index
- Mistake of fact in the objective theory of justification: do two rights make two wrongs make two rights...?
- A transatlantic perspective on the compensation of crime victims in the United States.
- England limits the right to silence and moves towards an inquisitorial system of justice.
- Is gender subordinate to class? An empirical assessment of Colvin and Pauly's structural Marxist theory of delinquency.
- How reasonable is the reasonable man?: police and excessive force.
- Clearing the smoke from the battlefield: understanding congressional intent regarding the innocent owner provision of 21 U.S.C. 881(a) (7).
- Capital confusion: the effect of jury instructions on the decision to impose death.
- Criminal law and criminology: a survey of recent books.