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Professor Wasserstrom discussed three criminal law and procedure cases that the Supreme Court will hear this term. In “U.S. v. Lopez,” at issue is the constitutionality of a statute that mak…

Attorneys, legal scholars, and a Supreme Court Justice participated in a forum entitled, “The History and Legacy of Writs of Assistance,” during a meeting of the American Bar Association. Wr…

In Arizona v. Fulminante, the Supreme Court ruled that “coerced confessions” may be admitted as trial evidence in some cases, changing a position that dates back almost 100 years. The vote w…