The journal of criminal law and criminology

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  Año 2009, Vol. 100, Número 1

  • Centennial Volume

    • A Century of Criminal Law and Criminology

      Amy Deline, Adair Crosley

      págs. 1-6

      

    • The Rise and Fall of the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology

      Jennifer Devroye

      págs. 7-32

      

  • Criminal Law

    • Provoking Change: Comparative Insights on Feminist Homicide Law Reform

      Carolyn B. Ramsey

      págs. 33-108

      

    • Learning From Error in American Criminal Justice

      James M. Doyle

      págs. 109-148

      

    • The Undermining Influence of the Federal Death Penalty on Capital Policymaking and Criminal Justice Administration in the States

      Eileen M. Connor

      págs. 149-212

      

  • Comments

    • Denying Defendants the Benefit of a Reasonable Doubt: Federal Rule of Evidence 609 and Past Sex Crime Convictions

      Julia T. Rickert

      págs. 213-242

      

    • Two Wrongs Make a Wrong: A Challenge to Plea Bargaining and Collateral Consequence Statutes through Their Integration

      Kevin O'Keefe

      págs. 243-276

      

    • When the Law Preserves Injustice: Issues Raised by a Wrongful Incarceration Exception to Attorney-Client Confidentiality

      Inbal Hasbani

      págs. 277-307