P-ISSN 2328-2975
E-ISSN 2328-3033
Vol. 4, Issue 4, 2011December 01, 2011 EDT
Are Two Judicial Systems Better Than One?: A Look At The Debate Between Military Tribunal Commissions Versus Federal Civilian Trials In Terrorism Cases
Are Two Judicial Systems Better Than One?: A Look At The Debate Between Military Tribunal Commissions Versus Federal Civilian Trials In Terrorism Cases
Articles in Vol. 4, Issue 4, 2011
Vol. 4, Issue 4, 2011
- ForewordBrittany L. GromeAnna R. MumfordCatherine M. Van Auken
- People V. Devone: New York Offers Drivers More Protection From Warrantless Canine Sniff Searches . . . Or Does It?Brady Begeal
- The Fate Of The Marital Union: Is Doma Approaching Its Last Day?Lisa Alexander
- Taking The Fight Against Cyber Bullies Outside The School House GatesMichael J. Telfer
- Albany County’s Cyber Bullying Law: Is It Constitutional?Alaina Bergerstock
- Horsing Around With Conservation: How A Carousel Planned For A Brooklyn Park May Violate The Land And Conservation Fund Act And State LawAndrew M. Stengel
- Burdened By Life: A Brief Comment On Wrongful Birth And Wrongful LifeBrady Begeal
- Are Two Judicial Systems Better Than One?: A Look At The Debate Between Military Tribunal Commissions Versus Federal Civilian Trials In Terrorism CasesLindsey N. Overton
- Snyder V. Phelps: The Freedom Of Speech Versus Funeral Sanctity Showdown In The Supreme CourtLisa Trachy
- The Supremacy Clause Versuss.B. 1070: Can Arizona’s Strict Illegal Immigration Law Withstand Constitutional Challenge?Michael Carroll
- Are You “Available?”: An Analysis Of The Porco Appeal Before The N.Y. Court Of AppealsDavid Szalda
Lindsey N. Overton, Are Two Judicial Systems Better Than One?: A Look At The Debate Between Military Tribunal Commissions Versus Federal Civilian Trials In Terrorism Cases, 4 GLR (2011).