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Volume 17, Issue 4

November 2014

ISSN 1933-4192

EISSN 1933-4206

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Special Issue: Developmental Science in Criminal Law, Part II

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Violent Video Games, Mass Shootings, and the Supreme Court: Lessons for the Legal Community in the Wake of Recent Free Speech Cases and Mass Shootings

Christopher J. Ferguson

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Should Unnecessary Harmful Nontherapeutic Cosmetic Surgery be Criminalized?

Dennis J. Baker

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Youth Sexting as Child Pornography? Developmental Science Supports Less Harsh Sanctions for Juvenile Sexters

April Gile Thomas, Elizabeth Cauffman

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Identifying Appropriate Sanctions for Youth Sexual Behavior: The Impact of Age, Gender, and Sexual Orientation

Erin B. Comartin, Poco D. Kernsmith, Roger M. Kernsmith

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Behind Bartkus: A Flamboyant Lawyer, a Vindictive Judge, and the Untold Story of Double Jeopardy’s Dual Sovereignty

Navigating the Trunks and Spars: The Jury-Preservation Theory of Double Jeopardy

Police Officers’ Knowledge of Gant

Mass Incarceration, Penal Moderation, and Black Prisoners Serving Very Long Sentences: The Case for a Targeted Clemency Program

Editor’s Introduction: Farewell

Special Issue: Developmental Science in Criminal Law, Part II

Articles

Violent Video Games, Mass Shootings, and the Supreme Court: Lessons for the Legal Community in the Wake of Recent Free Speech Cases and Mass Shootings

Should Unnecessary Harmful Nontherapeutic Cosmetic Surgery be Criminalized?

Youth Sexting as Child Pornography? Developmental Science Supports Less Harsh Sanctions for Juvenile Sexters

Identifying Appropriate Sanctions for Youth Sexual Behavior: The Impact of Age, Gender, and Sexual Orientation

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