ISSN 0018-6694
Vol. 40, Issue 5, 2004February 24, 2004 CDT
Does the Death Penalty, by Risking Execution of the Innocent, Violate Substantive Due Process?
Does the Death Penalty, by Risking Execution of the Innocent, Violate Substantive Due Process?
Articles in Vol. 40, Issue 5, 2004
Vol. 40, Issue 5, 2004
- What Do Patent's Purchase? In Search of Optimal Ignorance in the Patent OfficeShubha GhoshJay Kesan
- Let's Make it Official: Adding An Explicit Preplan Sale Process as an Alternative Exit from BankruptcyGeorge W. Kuney
- "That Isn't Fair, Judge": The Costs of Using Prior Juvenile Delinquency Adjudications in Criminal Court SentencingEllen Marrus
- Does the Death Penalty, by Risking Execution of the Innocent, Violate Substantive Due Process?Ursula Bentele
- The Oregon Death with Dignity Act: A Successful Model or a Legal Anamoly Vulnerable to AttackBrian Boyle
- Applying the Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing to FranchisesJoel Iglesias
- Foreign Corporations and the Issue of Consent to Jurisdiction Through Registration to do Business in Texas: Analysis and ProposalMark Schuck
Ursula Bentele, Does the Death Penalty, by Risking Execution of the Innocent, Violate Substantive Due Process?, 40 Hou. L. Rev. (2004).