Vol. 41, Issue 2, 1989April 01, 1989 EDT
Battered Child Syndrome: Evidence of Prior Acts in Disguise
Battered Child Syndrome: Evidence of Prior Acts in Disguise
Michael S. Orfinger,
Articles in Vol. 41, Issue 2, 1989
Vol. 41, Issue 2, 1989
- Importance of the Memory: Factor in Analyzing the Reliability of Hearsay Testimony: A Lesson Slowly Learnt--and Quickly ForgottenEdward J. Imwinkelried
- Efficiency and Protection, or Empowerment and Recognition? The Mediator's Role and Ethical Standards in MediationRobert A. Baruch Bush
- Smurfs, Money Laundering, and the Federal Criminal Law: The Crime of Structuring TransactionsSarah N. Welling
- Battered Child Syndrome: Evidence of Prior Acts in DisguiseMichael S. Orfinger
- Whether to Overrule Statutory Based Civil Rights Precedent: Whose Needs Should PrevailAlexa R. Pavchinksi
- Evidence: "General Acceptance" and the Admissibility of Scientific TestimonyEdward Licitra
Michael S. Orfinger, Battered Child Syndrome: Evidence of Prior Acts in Disguise, 41 Fla. L. Rev. 345 (1989).