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ISSN 0042-0018
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Vol. 47, Issue 1, 2012January 01, 2012 PDT

State Trial Courts as the New Champions of the Great Writ: An Argument for a Statement of Decision in the Criminal Context

Ronald Quy Tran,

Articles in Vol. 47, Issue 1, 2012

Vol. 47, Issue 1, 2012
  • The Right to Silence in The Hague International Criminal Courts
    Mark Berger
  • Everything that Requires Discovery Must Converge: A Counterintuitive Solution to a Class Action Paradox
    Zachary W. BiesanzThomas H. Burt
  • The Alien Tort Statute: A Vehicle for Implementing the United Nations Guiding Principles for Business and Human Rights and Promoting Corporate Social Responsibility
    Mirela V. Hristova
  • Protecting Generation Z: A Brief Policy Argument Advocating Vicarious Liability for Internet Service Providers
    Mark G. Materna
  • Mrs. Gay Meet Miss Poor: What the Gays Have Done for Poor People
    Emily M. Cordell
  • State Trial Courts as the New Champions of the Great Writ: An Argument for a Statement of Decision in the Criminal Context
    Ronald Quy Tran
  • BART's Unconstitutional Speech Restriction: Adapting Free Speech Principles to Absolute Wireless Censorship
    Brandon Wiebe
University of San Francisco Law Review
Ronald Quy Tran, State Trial Courts as the New Champions of the Great Writ: An Argument for a Statement of Decision in the Criminal Context, 47 U.S.F. L. Rev. 6 (2012).
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