ISSN 0024-7081
Vol. 3, Issue 1, 1972January 01, 1972 CDT
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Criminal Law - Statement Inadmissable Against a Defendant in the Prosecution’s Case in Chief Because of Lack of the Procedural Safeguards Required by Miranda v. Arizona, May, if Its Trustworthiness Satisfies Legal Standards, Be Used for Impeachment Purposes to Attack the Credibility of the Defendant’s Trial Testimony
Criminal Law - Statement Inadmissable Against a Defendant in the Prosecution’s Case in Chief Because of Lack of the Procedural Safeguards Required by Miranda v. Arizona, May, if Its Trustworthiness Satisfies Legal Standards, Be Used for Impeachment Purposes to Attack the Credibility of the Defendant’s Trial Testimony
Ronald V. Hirst,
Articles in Vol. 3, Issue 1, 1972
Vol. 3, Issue 1, 1972
- Table of ContentsJournal Loyola University Chicago Law
- Individual Legal Remedies Against Pollution in IllinoisMary Lee Leahy
- IN MEMORIAM - Judge John V. McCormick - Dean Emeritus, Loyola University School of Law, 1891-1971Journal Loyola University Chicago Law
- Administrative, Judicial and Natural Systems: Agency Response to the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969Richard Alan Liroff
- Child Welfare Reform: The Impossible Takes Longer in IllinoisClara Ann Bowler
- Excessive Entaglements: A New Dimension to the Parochial Aid Controversy Under the First AmendmentTerence T. O'Meara
- The Abolition of Dower: An Occasion for Re-Examining the Surviving Spouse's Rights in IllinoisAnn Ellen Acker
- Non-Tenure Teachers: Procedural Rights Upon DimissalBrian S. Hucker
- Federal Jurisdiction - In the Absence of Bad Faith Harassment by State Authorities, the Mere Showing of a Chilling Effect on First Amendment Freedoms Held Insufficient to Warrant a Federal Injunction Staying State Criminal ProceedingsRobert W. Sheppy
- Conflict of Laws - A Federal Court, Sitting in Diversity, Held Not Bound by Conflict of Laws Rules of the Forum State When a False Conflict is Found to ExistLouis M. Rundio Jr.
- Criminal Law - Statement Inadmissable Against a Defendant in the Prosecution's Case in Chief Because of Lack of the Procedural Safeguards Required by <i>Miranda v. Arizona</i>, May, if Its Trustworthiness Satisfies Legal Standards, Be Used for Impeachment Purposes to Attack the Credibility of the Defendant's Trial TestimonyRonald V. Hirst
- International Law - The Interaction of the Hickenlooper Amendment and Bernstein Exception With the Act of State DoctrineDiane C. Lotko
- Actionable Wrongs - Fourth Amendment Held to Be Basis of Cause of Action for Damages Against Federal Officers for Illegal Search and SeizureAnn Rosen
- Constitutional Law - Requirement That the Driver of an Automobile Involved in a Property Damage Accident Stop and Identify Himself Held Not to Be Within the Scope of the Fifth Amendment's Self-Incrimination ClauseJohn W. Gerstner
Ronald V. Hirst, Criminal Law - Statement Inadmissable Against a Defendant in the Prosecution’s Case in Chief Because of Lack of the Procedural Safeguards Required by Miranda v. Arizona, May, If Its Trustworthiness Satisfies Legal Standards, Be Used for Impeachment Purposes to Attack the Credibility of the Defendant’s Trial Testimony, 3 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. 169 (1972).