Vol. 60, Issue 3, 2008July 01, 2008 EDT
The Murder Rule that Just Won’t Die: The Abolished Year-And-A-Day Rule Continues to Haunt the Florida Courts
The Murder Rule that Just Won’t Die: The Abolished Year-And-A-Day Rule Continues to Haunt the Florida Courts
Emily S. Wilbanks,
Articles in Vol. 60, Issue 3, 2008
Vol. 60, Issue 3, 2008
- Reining in Abuses of Executive Power through Substantive Due ProcessRosalie Berger
- Confusion and Upredictability in Shareholder Derivative Litigation: The Delaware Courts' Response to Recent Corporate ScandalsAnn Scarlett
- The Like-Kind Exchange Equity ConundrumBradley T. Borden
- Much Ado About Nothing? The Antitrust Implications of Private Equity Club DealsJessica Jackson
- The Murder Rule that Just Won't Die: The Abolished Year-And-A-Day Rule Continues to Haunt the Florida CourtsEmily S. Wilbanks
- Paradise Lost in The Patent Law? Changing Visions of Technology in The Subject Matter InquiryDana Remus Irwin
Emily S. Wilbanks, The Murder Rule That Just Won’t Die: The Abolished Year-And-A-Day Rule Continues to Haunt the Florida Courts, 60 Fla. L. Rev. 735 (2008).