St. Thomas Law Review

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• PROTECTING OUR PETS: COURTROOM ADVOCATE OR SPECIAL PROSECUTOR? A CRITICAL COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO APPROACHES TO PROVIDING ANIMALS BETTER PROTECTION IN THE COURTROOM.
• 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.
• A BLIND SPOT IN MIRANDA RIGHTS: JUVENILES' LACK OF UNDERSTANDING REGARDING MIRANDA LANGUAGE.
• 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.

Featured documents

• Attempting the unintended: the problems with recognizing an attempted homicide offense that does not require proof of an intent-to-kill.
• Doin' time for an unproven crime: the problem of unpreserved evidence sufficiency issues in criminal appeals.
• From the sophisticated undertakings of the Genovese crime family to the everyday criminal: the loss of congressional intent in modern criminal RICO application.
• Hannibal at the gate: border kids, drugs, and guns - and the Mexican cartel war goes on.
• Advance health care directives: problems and solutions for the elder law and estate planning practitioner.
• PROTECTING OUR PETS: COURTROOM ADVOCATE OR SPECIAL PROSECUTOR? A CRITICAL COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO APPROACHES TO PROVIDING ANIMALS BETTER PROTECTION IN THE COURTROOM.
• Mixed transactions for goods and services: the need for consistency in choosing the governing law.
• Introducing the "new handshake" to expand remedies and revive responsibility in eCommerce.
• "Till the detail of surface is in accord with the root in justice": treason, insanity, and the trial of Ezra Pound.
• The admissibility of weapons not used in the crime charged.