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Volume 9, Issue 2
January 2006
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Buffalo Criminal Law Review
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ISSN 1093-3514
Repression and Denial in Criminal Lawyering
Susan Bandes
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Benthamite Reflections on Codification of the General Principles of Criminal Liability: Towards the Panopticon
Ian Leader-Elliott
View Articletitled, Benthamite Reflections on Codification of the General Principles of Criminal Liability: Towards the Panopticon
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Pipe-Dreams of Truth and Fairness: Is Crawford v. Washington a Breakthrough for Sixth Amendment Confrontation Rights?
Susanne C. Walther
View Articletitled, Pipe-Dreams of Truth and Fairness: Is <em>Crawford v. Washington</em> a Breakthrough for Sixth Amendment Confrontation Rights?
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A New Defense for Self-Defense
Boaz Sangero
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Murder after the Merger: A Commentary on Finkelstein
Kimberly Kessler Ferzan
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The Conceptual Structure of Consent in Criminal Law
Kenneth W. Simons
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Beyond the War on Crime: Personhood, Punishment, and the State
Sharon Cowan
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The Three Dimensions of Freedom, Crime, and Punishment
Hanno F. Kaiser
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All Issues
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
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