Vol. 45, Issue 4, 1993September 01, 1993 EDT
How Much is Too Much? Civil Forfeitures and the Excessive Fines Clause After Austin v. United States
How Much is Too Much? Civil Forfeitures and the Excessive Fines Clause After Austin v. United States
M. Lynette Eaddy,
Articles in Vol. 45, Issue 4, 1993
Vol. 45, Issue 4, 1993
- Forum Selection Clauses in Federal Courts: Limitations on Enforcement After Stewart and Carnival CruiseWalter W. Heiser
- Stalking the Problems with Stalking Laws: The Effectiveness of Florida Statutes Sec. 784.048James Thomas Tucker
- How Much is Too Much? Civil Forfeitures and the Excessive Fines Clause After Austin v. United StatesM. Lynette Eaddy
- Phantom Tortfeasors: Parties for the Jury to Consider in Its Appointment of Fault:Bryan Aylstock
- Constitutional Law: Penalty Enhancements for Bigoted BeliefsJeffrey M. McFarland
M. Lynette Eaddy, How Much Is Too Much? Civil Forfeitures and the Excessive Fines Clause After Austin v. United States, 45 Fla. L. Rev. 709 (1993).