Vol. 94 No. 3, March 2004
Index
- Foreword: "you are entering a gay and lesbian free zone" (1): on the radical dissents of Justice Scalia and other (post-) queers.
- The Supreme Court's excessive deference to legislative bodies under Eighth Amendment sentencing review.
- The substitution of words for analysis and other judicial pitfalls: why David Sattazahn should have received double jeopardy protection.
- Demore v. Kim: upholding the unnecessary detainment of legal permanent residents.
- Sell v. United States: is competency enough to forcibly medicate a criminal defendant?
- Lockyer v. Andrade: California three strikes law survives challenge based on federal law that is anything but "clearly established".
- Stogner v. California: a collision between the ex post facto clause and California's interest in protecting child sex abuse victims.
- Kaupp v. Texas: breathing life into the Fourth Amendment.
- Inner Lives: Voices of African American Women in Prison.
- Criminal law and criminology: a survey of recent books.