
VOLUME 85/ISSUE 4/SPRING 1995
Supreme Court Review
Foreword: Bright Lines and Hard Edges: Anatomy of a
Criminal Evidence Decision Robert P. Burns 843
Fourth Amendment and Fourteenth Amendment—Malicious
Prosecution and §1983: Is There a
Constitutional Violation Remediable Under Section
1983?
Eric J. Wunsch 878 Fifth Amendment—The Covert Narrowing of Double
Jeopardy Precedent: The Supreme Court’s Real
Reason for Hearing Schiro v. Farley
James R. Lane 909 Fifth Amendment—Double Jeopardy and the Dangerous
Drug Tax
John Hildy 936 Fifth Amendment—Responding to Ambiguous Requests
For Counsel During Custodial Interrogations
Thomas O. Levenberg 962 Fifth Amendment—Upholding the Constitutional Merit of
Misleading Reasonable Doubt Jury Instructions
Shelagh Kenney 989 Fourteenth Amendment—Equal Protection: The Supreme
Court’s Prohibition of Gender-Based Peremptory
Challenges
Beth A. Deverman 1028 Should Courts Instruct Juries as to the Consequences to a
Defendant of a “Not Guilty By Reason of Insanity”
Verdict?
Randi Ellias 1062 The Williamson Standard for the Exception to the Rule
Against Hearsay for Statements Against Penal
Interest
Emily F. Duck 1084 A Look at the Extrajudicial Source Doctrine Under
28 U.S.C. § 455
Toni-Ann Citera 1114 26 U.S.C. § 5861(d) Requires Mens Rea as to the Physical
Characteristics of the Weapon
Martin T. Lefevour 1136 The Supreme Court’s Interpretation of the Word “Willful”:
Ignorance of the Law as an Excuse to Prosecutions for
Structuring Currency Transactions
Lindsey H. Simon1161 RICO—The Rejection of an Economic Motive
Requirement
Jennifer G. Randolph 1189 Criminal Law
Has The Supreme Court Really Turned RICO Upside
Down?: An Examination of NOW v. Sheidler
Michael Vitiello 1223 Recent Books
Criminal Law and Criminology: A Survey of Recent Books
Juliet M. Casper 1258 Index
Year-end Index 1264
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