St. Thomas Law Review

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• ARE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGES OFFICERS OF THE STATE? CONSTITUTIONAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE SELECTION AND TENURE OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGES.
• FLORIDA'S DIRECT FILE STATUTE: A PROSECUTOR'S PLAYGROUND.
• DIFFERING SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT: CHANGING PERCEPTIONS OF ORAL ARGUMENT.
• MANDATORY ARBITRATION OF SEXUAL ASSAULTS IN MARITIME LAW.
• PROTECTING OUR PETS: COURTROOM ADVOCATE OR SPECIAL PROSECUTOR? A CRITICAL COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO APPROACHES TO PROVIDING ANIMALS BETTER PROTECTION IN THE COURTROOM.
• A BLIND SPOT IN MIRANDA RIGHTS: JUVENILES' LACK OF UNDERSTANDING REGARDING MIRANDA LANGUAGE.
• THERAPEUTIC JURISPRUDENCE, PROFESSIONALISM, AND 'SPIKES' FOR LAWYERS.
• BLACK AND POOR: THE GRAVE CONSEQUENCES OF UTAH V. STRIEFF.
• DOSTOEVSKY AS JUVENILE JUSTICE ADVOCATE AND PROGENITOR OF THERAPEUTIC JURISPRUDENCE.
• A RIGHT WITHOUT A REMEDY: TIME RUNS OUT BEFORE THE RIGHT TO FILE ACCRUES FOR SUCCESSIVE HABEAS CORPUS PETITIONERS.

Featured documents

• Defining a vessel in admiralty: "I know it when I see it."
• Ghosts have rights too! A new era in contractual rights: third-party invocation in forum selection clauses.
• The UK Insurance Act 2015: a restatement of marine insurance law.
• Diminished returns: the exorbitance of collecting DNA from all arrestees.
• The death knell of issue certification and why that matters after Wal-Mart v. Dukes.
• MANDATORY ARBITRATION OF SEXUAL ASSAULTS IN MARITIME LAW.
• Introducing the "new handshake" to expand remedies and revive responsibility in eCommerce.
• Comparative and normative analysis of damages under the SGA and the CESL.
• PROTECTING OUR PETS: COURTROOM ADVOCATE OR SPECIAL PROSECUTOR? A CRITICAL COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO APPROACHES TO PROVIDING ANIMALS BETTER PROTECTION IN THE COURTROOM.
• Medicaid managed long-term care: is Florida ready?