St. Thomas Law Review

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Latest documents

• A RIGHT WITHOUT A REMEDY: TIME RUNS OUT BEFORE THE RIGHT TO FILE ACCRUES FOR SUCCESSIVE HABEAS CORPUS PETITIONERS.
• CHALLENGING THE STATUS QUO: AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO DISMANTLING THE SCHOOL-TO-PRISON PIPELINE.
• PRISONERS OF THE ZIP CODE: HOW SINGLE ZIP CODE RATE-MAKING HURTS THE PUBLIC INTEREST.
• 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.
• THE SHELL GAME: AN EASY HIDE-AND-GO-SEEK GAME FOR CRIMINALS AROUND THE WORLD.
• (Miami Dade County Attorney's Office's Murray Greenberg's influence on the St. Thomas University School of Law).
• (Miami Dade County Attorney's Office's Murray Greenberg).
• ADULTS ONLY: FLORIDA'S BOTCHED CASE OF 'YOUTH' EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION.

Featured documents

• Diminished returns: the exorbitance of collecting DNA from all arrestees.
• The contract: between contract law and criminal jurisprudence.
• Trademarks, domain names, and ICANN: an evolving dance.
• "Till the detail of surface is in accord with the root in justice": treason, insanity, and the trial of Ezra Pound.
• How consolidating the circuits would have defined the borders of honest services fraud.
• The admissibility of weapons not used in the crime charged.
• Surveillance technology and the loss of something a lot like privacy: an examination of the 'mosaic theory' and the limits of the Fourth Amendment.
• United States v. Jones: does Katz still have nine lives?
• The U.S. Supreme Court gets it right in Arizona v. Gant: justifications for rules protect constitutional rights.
• Same violence, same sex, different standard: an examination of same-sex domestic violence and the use of expert testimony on battered woman's syndrome in same-sex domestic violence cases.