Este libro aporta al debate de la concepción racional de la prueba una pieza faltante: una
teoría sobre los estándares de prueba, sus funciones, la manera en que deben ser …

T «r he touchstone of Fourth Amendment analysis," the Supreme Court has told us," is
whether a person has a'constitutionally protected reasonable expectation of privacy." 1 Such …

The criminal prosecution of immigration-principally for illegal entry and reentry, alien
smuggling, and document fraud-has reached an all-time high.'Not since Prohibition has a …

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REVIEW © 2015 by The Harvard Law Review Association ARTICLE THE CONSEQUENCES OF …

What must a poor person plead to gain access to the federal courts? How do courts decide
when a poor litigant is poor enough? This Article answers those questions with the first …

This Article asks what can be learned from the vast amount of information generated by
modern civil litigation. One answer lies in the practices of a small but growing number of law …

THE RIGHT TO APPEAL* Page 1 THE RIGHT TO APPEAL* CASSANDRA BURKE
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This Article begins that task by focusing on corporate governance regulation and policy. The
Article opens by explaining why public actors choose retributive responses and theorizes …

Abstract Not long ago, Professor Cass Sunstein and his co-authors lamented that our legal
culture lacks" a full normative account of the relationship between retributive goals and …

Our criminal justice system is built on an adversary model. 1 While few criminal cases today
are resolved through full-blown trials, the adversarial ideal nevertheless guides the entire …