Vol. 49, Issue 4, 1997September 01, 1997 EDT
“Whosoever Fights Monsters Should See to It That in the Process He Does Not Become a Monster:” Hunting the Sexual Predator with Silver Bullets–Federal Rules of Evidence 413-415–and a Stake Through the Heart–Kansas v. Hendricks
“Whosoever Fights Monsters Should See to It That in the Process He Does Not Become a Monster:” Hunting the Sexual Predator with Silver Bullets–Federal Rules of Evidence 413-415–and a Stake Through the Heart–Kansas v. Hendricks
Joelle Anne Moreno,
Articles in Vol. 49, Issue 4, 1997
Vol. 49, Issue 4, 1997
- "Whosoever Fights Monsters Should See to It That in the Process He Does Not Become a Monster:" Hunting the Sexual Predator with Silver Bullets--Federal Rules of Evidence 413-415--and a Stake Through the Heart--Kansas v. HendricksJoelle Anne Moreno
- Push Polling: The Art of Political PersuasionJonathan S. Fox
- All Debts Are Off?--Can the Bankruptcy Process Be Used to Release the Debts of Nondebtor PartiesKate Inman
- Changed Assumptions: Disentangling Title I Remedial Educatoin at Parochial SchoolsJohn S. Simons
Joelle Anne Moreno, “Whosoever Fights Monsters Should See to It That in the Process He Does Not Become a Monster:” Hunting the Sexual Predator with Silver Bullets–Federal Rules of Evidence 413-415–and a Stake Through the Heart–Kansas v. Hendricks, 49 Fla. L. Rev. 505 (1997).