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Fourth Amendment Eliminating the Inadvertent Discovery Requirement for Seizures Under the Plain View Doctrine
... 50 In support of this reasoning, the majority referred to an example given by Justice White in his dissent in Coolidge.51 In this example, Justice White asked the reader to suppose that [r] ...
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Capital Punishment: Gregg v Georgia, 96 S Ct 2909 (1976), Proffitt v Florida, 96 S Ct 2960 (1976), Jurek v Texas, 96 S Ct 2950 (1976), Woodson v North Carolina, 96 S Ct 2978 (1976), Roberts v Louisiana, 96 S Ct 3001 (1976)
... Justice White concluded that since the Georgia statutes narrowed the scope of murder for which the death penalty can be imposed by requiring a -finding of statutory aggravating circumsta[r] ...
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Due Process And Teacher/Administrator Responsibilities In The United States
... States, Justice White delivered the opinion of the Court on the facts that various high school students from the Columbus, Ohio, public school system were denied due process of law contrary to the command ...
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The Good Faith Restatement of the Exclusionary Rule
... 9 7 In such cases, wrote Justice White, exclusion of seized evidence can have no deterrent effect: "the only consequence of the rule as presently administered is that unimpeachable and p[r] ...
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The Exclusionary Rule’s Applicability in Deportation Hearings: INS v. Lopez-Mendoza
... rule in deportation proceedings outweigh the rule's deterrence value. Four justices dissented. Of the dissenters, Justice White 63 was closest to the majority in his appr[r] ...
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The Burger Court 1971 Term: One Step Forward, Two Steps Backward
... In Johnson, Justice White, writing for himself, the Chief Justice, and Justices Blackmun, Powell, and Rehnquist, held that the reasonable doubt requirement derived from the due process c[r] ...
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The Common Law History of Probation An Illustration of the Equitable Growth of Criminal Law
... Did the opinion of Chief Justice White in the Killits case mean that the Supreme Court of the United States intended to suggest a line between the fields of civil and criminal administra[r] ...
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Payne and Suffering—A Personal Reflection and a Victim-Centered Critique
... 29. Justice White tacitly conceded the impro- priety of this evidence but stated: "ITIhat is obviously not an inherent fault in all victim impact statements and[r] ...
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The Supreme Court's Still Changing Attitude toward Consumer Protection and Its Impact on the Integrity of the Court
... Justice White, the author of Mitchell, tried valiantly to reconcile the two decisions; Justice Pow- ell, in a concurring opinion, and Justice Stewart (the author of Fu[r] ...
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A Judicial Postscript to the Church-State Debates of 1989: How Porous the Wall, How Civil the State
... The Chief Justice, Justice White, and now Justices Scalia and Kennedy (in this respect different from Justice Powell, who overall came closer to his Virginia intellec[r] ...
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Barnes v. Glen Theatre, 111 S. Ct. 2456 (1991)
... After Schad, the constitutionally protected status of nude dancing appeared settled. However, in 1986, Justice White, the author of Schad, and Justice Brennan asserted[r] ...
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Advocacy for Diversity Begins with the Self: Unleashing Silenced Stories: A Duoethnographic Account
... The White Privilege Symposium 2016 at Brock University was about creating community where we would be unafraid to talk about race and racism (Mogadime, Rowsell, Radersma, Moore ...
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Articles | British Journal of Community Justice
... relational justice have a common interest in searching for them. The White Paper's own proposal for conditional and deferred cautions, and its support for restorative justice, give an indication of ...
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Two Folded Layers of Organizational Justice
... Sarcastic situation encountered by the arrival new entrants in the organization; bundles of hurdles are waiting for them because of mock behaviour of the top management or immediate boss where they have to face the ...
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DOJ Clears Wilson but Excoriates Ferguson Police
... enforcement activities that could bring in cash for the city exacted a toll far beyond the realm of criminal justice system. “Minor offenses can generate crippling debts, result in jail time because of an ...
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Beyond Ethnic Tidbits: Toward a Critical and Dialogical Model in Multicultural Social Justice Teacher Preparation
... social justice education, my use of a “get the facts out” approach created a crucial ...a White female student announced (during a subsequent class discussion), “If there really was a problem, then ‘people’ ...
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Black Men’s Encounters with White Cops: A Critical Discourse Analysis Approach to Social Justice Reform.
... non-discursive moral order, which can then be realized and traced (by the analysts) in discursive environments.” Additionally, Tirado & Galvez (2007:7) state that “once a determined position has been taken, the ...
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Foreword: The New Court Searches for Identity
... Chief Justice Burger's opinion for the Court was joined by Justices White, Harlan, and Stewart, all three of whom dissented in Miranda, as well as by Mr.. The dissenting opinion written [r] ...
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Elucidating Ubiquitin Chain Formation Catalyzed by E2 Enzymes through use of a Di Ubiquitin Probe
... intersectionality theory was created by Kimberle Crenshaw in the late 1980s (Crenshaw, 1989, Nash, 2008). Critical legal studies (CLS) assert that the insignificance of seeking racial equality through the law and, ...
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THE FEDERAL ANTI-LYNCHING DEBATE: WALTER WHITE AND MARY MCLEOD BETHUNE’S STRUGGLE FOR JUSTICE
... In conclusion, it cannot be denied that Mary McLeod Bethune was an active anti- lynching advocate who did a lot for the fight against lynchings. However, even though she was a government official and an unofficial ...
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