Vol. 9, Issue 3, 1956September 01, 1956 EDT
The Defendant’s Right to Waive Jury Trial in Criminal Cases
The Defendant’s Right to Waive Jury Trial in Criminal Cases
Richard C. Donnelly,
Articles in Vol. 9, Issue 3, 1956
Vol. 9, Issue 3, 1956
- The Defendant's Right to Waive Jury Trial in Criminal CasesRichard C. Donnelly
- Rule Making and Adjudication in Florida Administrative LawRobert F. Fuquay
- The Significance of Penalty Provisions of the Florida Criminal StatutesVernon W. Clark
- Workmen's Compensation—Arising Out of and in the Course of an EnigmaRobert P. Smith Jr.
- Lost Profits as Element of Damages in Willful Unfair Competition CasesJames O. Driscoll
- Illegal Judgments and Sentences in Florida Criminal CasesPaul W. Danahy Jr.
- Evidence: Admissibility of Confession Given Shortly After Arrest Requiring ForceRobert V. Parker
- Evidence: Limitation on Discretionary Admission of Subsequent Repair EvidenceHale Baugh
- Negotiable Instruments: Drawer's Negligence as Estoppel to Assert Nondelivery Against Drawee BankWilliam B. Mesmer
- Sales: Buyer's Rights and Remedies for Defective Quality of F.O.B. ShipmentsSheldon J. Plager
- Sales: Liability of Food Wholesaler to Consumer for Breach of WarrantyAubrey V. Kendall
- Wills: Devolution of Lapsed Portion of ResidueSheldon J. Plager
Richard C. Donnelly, The Defendant’s Right to Waive Jury Trial in Criminal Cases, 9 Fla. L. Rev. 247 (1956).