Vol. 19, Issue 1, 1966June 01, 1966 EDT
Witnesses, Pyschiatry and the Credibility of Testimony
Witnesses, Pyschiatry and the Credibility of Testimony
Ralph Slovenko,
Articles in Vol. 19, Issue 1, 1966
Vol. 19, Issue 1, 1966
- Witnesses, Pyschiatry and the Credibility of TestimonyRalph Slovenko
- Spirits of the Past--Coping with Old LawsRobert C. Berry
- Article 9 of Secured Transactions: A Forte for the Informed CreditorJ. B. Booher
- Florida's Proposed Rules of Criminal Discovery--A New Chapter in Criminal ProcedureCharles P. PillansGregory A. Presnell
- Garnishment in Florida: Analysis, Assessment, and ProposalsLinden K. CannonJoseph Thomas Caldwell
- Criminal Responsibility: Florida Legislative Reform of M'NaghtenBrian Alexander Rosborough
- Reclassification of the Sit-In Demonstrator: A Bezoar Stone for the Selective ServiceThomas T. Ross
- Featherbedding and the Taft-Hartley Act: Why the Ineffectiveness of Law Force?Allan P. Clark
- Constitutional Law: A Revised Standard of ObscenityJames CrabtreeDaniel Kearney
- Implied Warranty: Strict Liability of Manufacturer in Absence of Privity for All ProductsJohn C. Spencer
- Constitutional Law: May a State Compel Unbailed Defendants to Appear in Lineups?Richard V. Falcon
- Family Law: Welfare of the Child, Parental Preference, and the ConstitutionJohn F. Fannin
- Federal Contempt Power: Removal From Office of State Official for Violation of Federal Court InjunctionRobert C. Parker
- Griffiths: Religion, the Courts, and the Public SchoolsRobert F. Drinan
- Smith: The Rand Corporation: Case Study of a Nonprofit Advisory CorporationArthur Selwyn Miller
Ralph Slovenko, Witnesses, Pyschiatry and the Credibility of Testimony, 19 Fla. L. Rev. 1 (1966).