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Symposium: The Exclusionary Rule: Is It on Its Way Out? Should it Be? Guest Editor: Christopher Slobogin

The Exclusionary Rule: Is It on Its Way Out? Should It Be?
Slobogin, Christopher pp. 341-355
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The Fourth Amendment's Exclusionary Rule as a Constitutional Right
Clancy, Thomas K. pp. 357-391
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Everyman's Exclusionary Rule: The Exclusionary Rule and the Rule of Law (or Why Conservatives Should Embrace the Exclusionary Rule)
Sundby, Scott E. pp. 393-417
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Hypocrisy, Corruption, and Illegitimacy: Why Judicial Integrity Justifies the Exclusionary Rule
Taslitz, Andrew E. pp. 419-475
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A Conservative House United: How the Post-Warren Court Dismantled the Exclusionary Rule
Cloud, Morgan pp. 477-524
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Seven Theses in Grudging Defense of the Exclusionary Rule
Rosenthal, Lawrence pp. 525-569
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Fourth Amendment Small Claims Court
Myers, Richard E., II pp. 571-600
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Commentary Symposium: Criminal Law Pedagogy Guest Editor: Ellen S. Podgor

Introduction: Criminal Law Pedagogy
Podgor, Ellen S. pp. 601-604
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The First Day of Criminal Law: Forgetting Everything You Thought You Already Knew
Simmons, Kami Chavis pp. 605-607
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"I AM Ronald Cotton": Teaching Wrongful Convictions in a Criminal Law Class
Jones, Cynthia E. pp. 609-611
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An Exercise Exploring the Rationales for Punishment
Chhablani, Sanjay K. pp. 613-615
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Teaching Mens Rea with Flores-Figueroa: Using the Oral Argument to Unwrap the Case
Hacock, Catherine pp. 617-628
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Law and Order in the Emerald City: Using The Wizard of Oz to Illustrate Homicide Principles
Barger, Judith M. pp. 629-631
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Teaching Rape Under Cover
Rozelle, Susan D. pp. 633-635
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Criminal Law Pedagogy: Making Things Clear
Lee, Cynthia pp. 637-638
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A Criminal Law Atheist Teaching in the Seminary
Wright, Ronald F. pp. 639-641
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Making a Deal in Criminal Law
Alkon, Cynthia pp. 643-645
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Teaching to the Test
Hoeffel, Janet C. pp. 647-649
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Role Reversal: Letting Students Ask the Questions in a Criminal Law Class
Friedland, Steven I. pp. 651-655
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From Philly to Fayetteville: Reflections on Teaching Criminal Law in the First Year...Four Years Later
Gallini, Brian R. pp. 657-659
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Why I Authored a Criminal Law Casebook
Loewy, Arnold H. pp. 661-663
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Challenges and Choices in Criminal Law Course Design
Fairfax, Roger A., Jr. pp. 665-667
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Criminal Confusion: Addressing the Tension Between Bar Preparation & Practical Skills
Walker, Anders pp. 669-670
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Commentary

Learning from Crack
Osler, Mark pp. 671-684
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Reviews

Prevention, Wrongdoing, and the Harm Principle's Breaking Point
Ferzan, Kimberly Kessler pp. 685-701
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Prosecution (is) Complex
Burke, Alafair pp. 703-718
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