Cumulative Article Index

Racial Justice.

Cole, David, No Equal Justice: How the Crimianl Justice System Uses Inequality, Sept/Oct 1999 at 20. [Featured Online]
Buckman, William & Lamberth, John, Challenging Racial Profiles: Attacking Jim Crow on the Interstate, Sept/Oct 1999 at 14. [Featured Online]
Ogletree, Charles J., Does Race Matter In Criminal Prosecutions?, July 1991 at 6.

Rakoff, Jed S.

Rakoff, Jed S., A Criminal Defense Lawyer's Perspective On Professional Malaise, May 1995 at 35.
Rakoff, Jed, How Can You Defend Those Crooks?, August 1991 at 12.

Ramirez, Linda Friedman

Ramirez, Linda Friedman, Representing The Non-English Speaking Client, Jan./Feb. 1994 at 4.

Randall, R.A. (Jim)

Randall, Hon. R.A. (Jim), The Wrong Cure: An Appellate Judge Looks At The Batson/McCollum Rule, May 1995 at 15.

Rankin, Charles W.

Silverglate & Rankin, Civil Uses of RICO: A Fitting Stepchild of the Broadest Criminal Statute in American History, Apr, 1981 at 8.

Rasco, Guy.

Kegerreis, Sharon and Guy Rasco, Civil Forfeiture & Double Jeopardy: Boon Or Bust?, July 1995 at 25.

Recidivist.

Coody, Disarming the Armed Career Criminal Prosecution, June 1988 at 15.

Redick, William.

Blum, Redick & Martin, Capital Cases--Death Penalty Resource Centers: Enforcing the Sixth Amendment or Grease for the Skids?, Nov. 1989 at 21.
Redick & Martin, The Right to Experts in Capital Cases: The Implications of Ake v. Oklahoma, June 1985 at 6.

Rehnquist, Hon. William H.

Rehnquist, Hon. William H., The Question Which Should Be Asked, July 1998 at 16.

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Reich, Samuel J.

Reich, Nix v. Williams and New York v. Quarles: A Year-After Look at the "Inevitable Discovery" and "Public Safety" Exceptions, Dec. 1985 at 12.

Reichmuth, John Paul

Reichmuth, John Paul and Kevin Heller, Lying in Wait For the Good Faith Exception, Jan./Feb. 1998 at 18.

Reiff, Robert S.

Reiff, Robert S., Creative Tips That Work! Jan./Feb. 1998 at 37.

Reno, Janet

Reno, Janet, Six Building Blocks for Indigent Defense, April 1999 at 28. [Featured Online]
Reno, Janet Legal Service for Poor Needs Vigilance, May 1998 at 32.

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Renshaw, Domeena C., M.D.

Renshaw, When Sex Abuse is Falsely Charged, Jan./Feb. 1986 at 8.

Reviews in Review (Law Review articles reviewed, article name and author listed)

Bandes, Susan, Empathy, Narrative, and Victim Impact Statements, April 1997.
Bartel, Deborah Savile, Reconceptualizing The Joint Defense Doctrine, June 1997 at 27.
Beci, Donald L., Fidelity to the Warrant Clause: Using Magistrates Incentives, and Telecommunications, April 1997.
Bresler, Kenneth, "I Never Lost a Trial": When Prosecutors Keep Score or Criminal Convictions, Jan./Feb. 1997 at 49.
Brickey, Katherine F., Environmental Crime at the Crossroads: The Intersection of Environmental and Criminal Law Theory, December 1997 at 48.
Bright, Stephen B., Is Fairness Irrelevant?: The Evisceration of Federal Habeus Corpus Review and Limits on the Ability of State Courts to Protect Fundamental Rights, July 1997 at 46.
Brown, Jeff, Disqualification of the Public Defender: Toward a New Protocol for Resolving Conflicts of Interest, July 1997 at 46.
Chin, Gabriel J. Getting Out of Jail Free: Sentence Credit for Periods of Mistaken Liberty, December 1996 at 29.
Crocker, Phyllis L., Concepts of Culpability and Deathworthiness: Differentiating Between Guilt and Punishment in Death Penalty Cases, March 1998 at 39.
Doyle, James M., The Lawyers' Art: 'Representation' in Capital Cases, June 1997 at 27.
"Eleventh Survey of White Collar Crime," American Criminal Law Review, Jan./Feb. 1997 at 49.
Emanuel, Anne S., Lynching and the Law in Georgia Circa 1931: A Chapter in the Legal Career of Judge Elbert Tuttle, August 1997 at 31.
Falk, Patricia J., Novel Theories of Criminal Defense Based Upon the Toxicity of the Social Environment: Urban Psychosis, Television Intoxication, and Black Rage, Sept./Oct. 1996 at 23.
Goldsmith, Michael and Chad W. King, Disqualification of the Public Defender: Toward a New Protocol for Resolving Conflicts of Interest, July 1997 at 46.
Henning, Peter J., The Conundrum of Corporate Criminal Liability: Seeking a Consistent Approach to the Consitutional Rights of Corporations in Criminal Prosecutions, Sept./Oct. 1997 at 44.
Kadish, Mark J., The Drug Courier Profile: in Planes, Trains, and Automobiles; and Now in the Jury Box, December 1997 at 48.
King, Nancy F., Juror Delinquency in Criminal Trials in America, 1796-1996, December 1997 at 48.
LaFave, Wayne R. Surfing as Scholarship: The Emerging Critical Cyberspace Studies Movement, Sept./Oct. 1996 at 23.
Lassiter, Christo, TV or Not TV-- That is the Question, December 1996 at 29.
Lefstein, Norman, Reform of Defense Representation in Capital Cases: The Indiana Experience and Its Implications for the Nation, December 1996 at 29.
Lynch, Timothy, Polluting Our Principles: Environmental Prosecutions and the Bill of Rights, March 1998 at 39.
Marcus, Paul, Presenting, Back From the [Almost] Dead, the Entrapment Defense, March 1997 at 59.
Moohr, Geraldine Szott, The Federal Interest in Criminal Law, March 1998 at 39.
Moskovitz, Myron, The O.J. Simpson Inquisition: A United States Encounter With Continental Criminal Justice, March 1997 at 59.
Mosteller, Robert P., Syndromes and Politics in Criminal Trials and Evidence Law, August 1997 at 31.
Murphy, Colleen P., The Narrowing of the Entitlement to Criminal Jury Trial, November 1997 at 39.
Pilcher, Susan L., Justice Without a Blindfold: Criminal Proceedings and the Alien Defendant, November 1997 at 39.
"Responsibilities of the Criminal Defense Attorney," Loyola Law Review of Los Angeles, May 1997 at 45.
Schrock, Norma, Defense Counsel's Role in Determining Competency to Stand Trial, Sept./Oct. 1996 at 23.
Slobogin, Christopher, Technologically Assisted Physical Surveillance: The American Bar Associations's Tentative Draft Standards, November 1997 at 39.
Slusser, William C., Dacid Hricik, and Matthew P. Eastus, Batson. J.E.B. and Purkett: A Step-By-Step Guide to Making and Challenging Preremptory Challenges in Federal Court, Jan./Feb. 1997 at 49.
Sowle, Stephen D., A Regime of Social Death: Criminal Punishment in the Age of Prisons, April 1997.
Strauss, Marcy, Sequestration, August 1997 at 31.
Thomas, George C. III, Solving the Double Jeopardy Mistrial Riddle, June 1997 at 27.
"Twenty Sixth Annual Review of Criminal Procedure," The Georgetown Law Journal, Sept./Oct. 1997 at 44.
Wisotsky, Steven, Miscarriages of Justice: Their Causes and Cures, Sept./Oct. 1997 at 44.
Young, Deborah, Unnecessary Evil: Police Lying in Interrogations, March 1997 at 59.

Richards, Dr. Stephen H.

Richards, Dr. Stephen H., Cornett, Beverly & Bosch, Donald, Traffic and Automobile Factors Influencing DUI Arresets, June 1998 at 41.

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RICO/CCE.

Tarlow, Barry, Thai Citizen Finally Returned Home After Lesson in American 'Injustice'; Statute of Limitations and the Continuing Scheme, Sept/Oct 1999 at 49. [Featured Online]
Tarlow, Barry, Proffer Evidence to the Prosecution? Only if Your Client Plans To Plead Guilty; Defense Victory Subverted: Prosecutor's Disparagement of Defense Counsel Results in Waiver of Attorney-Client Privilege; Giglio Disclosure: Prosecutors Just Don't Get It, August 1999 at 44. [Featured Online]
Tarlow, Barry, Yes, Daubert's 'Gatekeeping' Function Does Apply to Soft Expert Testimony; Fifth Circuit Sets Standard for Determining Breach of Non-Prosecution Agreement; Prosecutors Licensed to Commit Misconduct in Fourth Circuit; Tainted Verdicts Protected by Local Rules Preventing Post-Trial Juror Interviews, June 1999 at 60. [Featured Online]
Tarlow, Barry, Federal Prosecutors No Longer Subject to Thornburgh Memorandum; A Few Small Fish Escape the RICO Net; Pre-Trial Restraint of Defendant's Assets -- How Much 'Process' is 'Due'?; The Public Speaks: Banks Should Not 'Know' You and Your Customers, June 1999 at 49. [Featured Online]
Tarlow, Barry, In Memoriam -- Ben Margolis; Literally Correct Answers and an Expanding Definition of Perjury; Criminal Malpractice: A Disturbing Trend; Intimidation of Defense Witness, May 1999 at 38. [Featured Online]
Tarlow, Barry, A Small Victory in the Battle Against 'Federalizing Crime'; Incredible Shrinking 'Willfulness' Requirement; Bogus Prosecution Ethics Complaint -- New Tactic in War on Defense Bar, April 1999 at 36. [Featured Online]
Tarlow, Barry, Update on Gotti, Jr. -- Second Circuit Bars Pre-Trial Restraint of Substitute Assets; Positional Predisposition -- Not Entrapment Panacea But There May Be Alternative Medicine; Fertile Ground for Entrapment Defenses; Hitting Rogue Prosecutors Where It Hurts, March 1999 at 35. [Featured Online]
Tarlow, Barry, Yes, You Can Be Prosecuted for Providing Traditional Legal Services; Intentional Prosecutorial Misconduct Bars Retrial, Jan/Feb 1999 at 41.

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Tarlow, Barry, L' Affaire Czuprynski Revisited; RICO Wiretap Implodes Because Previous Electronic Surveillance Was Not Disclosed; Stipulating Away Prior Bad Acts, December 1998 at 41. [Featured Online]
Tarlow, Barry, Relatedness of RICO Predicate Acts; Juror Misconduct Undermines Keating RICO Verdicts, November 1998 at 37. [Featured Online]
Tarlow, Barry, They Said What? Prosecutors Can No Longer Buy Informer Testimony?; Continuity and Relationship of RICO Predicates; Government Objects to Order Requiring Truthful Wiretap Affidavit; Can A Court Limit Informer Cross-Examination Because It Is Too Effective?, Sept/Oct 1998 at 73. [Featured Online]
Tarlow, Barry, Miami U.S. Attorney Becomes RICO Enforcer for Chamber of Commerce; Seventh Circuit Reverses RICO Dismissal; Eighth Circuit Rejects Latest DOJ Attempt to Exempt Federal Prosecutors from State Ethical Rules; S.D.N.Y. Suppresses Incriminating Statements Obtained in the Absence of Counsel, August 1998 at 41. [Featured Online]
Tarlow, Barry, Pre-Trial Restraint of Substitute Assets; Latest Battle Over Lawyers' Right To Speak Out, July 1998 at 41. [Featured Online]
Tarlow, Barry, Does Daubert Apply to Soft Expert Testimony?; Collateral Estoppel is Alive and Well: Possession Acquittal Bars Importation Retrial; Entrapment as a Matter of Law: Judge Does Justice, June 1998 at 48. [Featured Online]
Tarlow, Barry, Do Local Ethics Rules Apply to Federal Prosecutors? It Depends; Hall of Shame; Ninth Circuit Holds Absence of Prior Bad Acts Admissible to Show Entrapment; Secret Wiretaps Exposed, May 1998 at 47. [Featured Online]
Tarlow, Barry, War on Defense Bar Flares Anew; Narrowing Double Jeopardy Bar to Retrial After Intentional Prosecutorial Misconduct Reversal; Supreme Court Expands RICO Net, April 1998 at 48.

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Tarlow, Barry, 11th Circuit Overturns Massive Mail Fraud Convictions and Limits 18 U.S.C. 1341, November, 1996 at 44.
Tarlow, Barry, Adventures of Sal and Willie: Stunning Acquittals Condemn Prosecutorial Abuse of Power, June 1996 at 39.
Tarlow, Barry, Beyond Rule 16: Discovery Obligations in Tape Cases, November 1997 at 40.
Tarlow, Barry, Blanket Suppression as a Remedy for a Partially Valid Search Warrant, April 1997 at 53.
Tarlow, Barry, California Supreme Court Dumps Twitty, April 1996 at 54.
Tarlow, Barry, CCE and Jury Unanimity, December, 1996 at 45.
Tarlow, Barry, 'Closely Related' Interrogations-- Christian Burial Speeches, Hairdressers, and Armored Car Thieves All Require Sixth Amendment Protection, August 1997 at 50.
Tarlow, Barry, Creative Expert Testimony on Predicate Matters and Rule 704 [b], June 1997 at 41.
Tarlow, Barry, DEA Belatedly Pays a Price for Hidden Informer Files, May 1997 at 42.
Tarlow, Barry, Debunking Myths of Cooperation Agreements and Other Creative Uses of Expert Testimony, May 1996 at 43.
Tarlow, Barry, Difficulty of Challenging the Necessity of Electronic Surveillance; The 'Necessity' Requirement Revisited: San Francisco District Judge Suppresses Wiretap Evidence, March 1998 at 40. [Featured Online]
Tarlow, Barry, Ethics Rules Really Do Apply to AUSAs, Sept./Oct. 1997 at 53.
Tarlow, Barry, Expanding Application of Derivative Entrapment, July 1997 at 51.
Tarlow, Barry, Expanding Universe of Expert Testimony, March 1997 at 55.
Tarlow, Barry, Expert Witnesses and Prosecutorial Vouching: New Frontiers in 'Soft Expert' Testimony, Sept./Oct. 1997 at 50.
Tarlow, Barry, Federal Drug Warriors Must Comply With Statutory Notice Rules-- S.D.N.Y. Says 'No' to Stealth Subpoenas, June 1996 at 43.
Tarlow, Barry, Fifth Amendment Privilege and Fear of Foreign Prosecution, November 1997 at 47.
Tarlow, Barry, Fourth Circuit: Show Us the Money! May 1997 at 39.
Tarlow, Barry, Franco-American Extradition Procedure Ruled Constitutionally Defective, March 1996 at 34.
Tarlow, Barry, Getting It Up Front May or May Not Mean Getting It in the End: Fee Disgorgement Alert, Jan./Feb. 1996 at 52.
Tarlow, Barry, Hall of Shame--Court Authorized Perjured Testimony, March 1996 at 36.
Tarlow, Barry, Imaginative Lawyering Guts Major RICO Prosecution, Jan./Feb. 1998 at 49.
Tarlow, Barry, Impermissible Criminal Profile Evidence?, November 1997 at 43.
Tarlow, Barry, Inconsistent Arguments in Successive Cases and the Obligations of Defense Lawyers-- Is Defense Different, Jan./Feb. 1998 at 44.

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Tarlow, Barry, Informer Contingent Fees Alive and Well, July 1997 at 54.
Tarlow, Barry, Innocent Spouse's Property Protected from Criminal Forfeiture, Sept./Oct. 1996 at 51.
Tarlow, Barry, Interesting Developments in Forfeiture Law-- Ninth Circuit Holds that Accrued Interest Runs With the Res, May 1996 at 41.
Tarlow, Barry, Invasion of the Defense Camp, April 1997 at 50.
Tarlow, Barry, IRS Currency Reporting-- Form 8300 Revisited, July 1996, 42.
Tarlow, Barry, Jencks Act Disclosure: Strict Construction or Trial by Ambush, December, 1996 at 46.
Tarlow, Barry, Judge Aguilar's Seven-Year Legal Travails End [Perhaps]: Second Ninth Circuit En Banc Panel Overturns Remaining Conviction, May 1996 at 42.
Tarlow, Barry, Justice Department Continues the Chase of Sal and Willy, Jan./Feb. 1997 at 45.
Tarlow, Barry, Law Office Searches: The Devil is in the Details, March 1996 at 31.
Tarlow, Barry, Leveling the Playing Field: Defense Witness Immunity, March 1997 at 50.
Tarlow, Barry, Limitations on the Prosecution's Ability To Make Inconsistent Arguments in Successive Cases, December 1997 at 40.
Tarlow, Barry, Mail Fraud's Application to Victims Gullible or Skeptical, Dull or Bright, April 1997 at 52.
Tarlow, Barry, Mail Fraud Ensnares Baylor Basketball Coaches, March 1997 at 53.
Tarlow, Barry, Mega-Trial Denies Counsel of Choice, November, 1996 at 42.
Tarlow, Barry, Money Laundering, Money Spending, or Money Depositing--to Conceal or Not to Conceal, May 1996 at 39.
Tarlow, Barry, 'The Never Ending Journey' of Judge Aguilar: Supreme Court Remands a Conviction, Jan./Feb. 1996 at 50.
Tarlow, Barry, New Tactic in Form 8300 Compliance Enforcement, Jan./Feb. 1997 at 44.
Tarlow, Barry, Ninth Circuit Accords Fifth Amendment Rights to Former Corporate Records Custodians, June 1996 at 44.
Tarlow, Barry, Ninth Circuit Affirms Downward Departure Based on Thornburgh Violation in U.S. v. Lopez, May 1997 at 43.
Tarlow, Barry, 'Operation Lost Trust' Ends in Dismissals After Judge Loses Faith in Prosecutors, June 1997 at 38.
Tarlow, Barry, Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rejects Federal 'Enterprise' Interpretation, November, 1996 at 44.
Tarlow, Barry, Positional Readiness and Entrapment, Sept./Oct. 1997 at 47.
Tarlow, Barry, Prosecution Pre-Filing Ex Parte Contact With Represented Targets, March 1997 at 54.
Tarlow, Barry, A Rational Approach Governing Admissibility of Prior Bad Acts, Sept./Oct. 1996 at 55.
Tarlow, Barry, The Reluctant Don Re-Sentenced: Pinkerton Liability Rule Narrowly Applied to RICO Relevant Conduct, April 1996 at 51.
Tarlow, Barry, RICO Conspiracy Conflicts Ensnares Crooked Texas Sheriff, December, 1996 at 44.
Tarlow, Barry, Searching of a Lawyer's 'Virtual' Office: Much More Than Black Versus White, June 1997 at 35.
Tarlow, Barry, Second Circuit Rejects Manipulation of RICO Conspiracy Standard of Proof, Sept./Oct. 1996 at 50.
Tarlow, Barry, Second Circuit Splits with Other Courts on 'Exculpatory No' Doctrine, Jan./Feb. 1997 at 46.
Tarlow, Barry, Severance of Properly Joined Counts Based on Need to Testify, August 1997 at 47.
Tarlow, Barry, Single Overall Agreement Prevents Multiple Conspiracy Conviction, Jan./Feb. 1997 at 45.
Tarlow, Barry, So Your Client Wants to Be an Informer: Tales from the 'Witness Non-Protection Program,' August 1996 at 37.
Tarlow, Barry, Split in Circuits Over Proper Test for Excessiveness of Forfeitures, August 1996 at 40.
Tarlow, Barry, Spousal Liability for Criminal Legal Fees: Who Said, 'For Better or Worse?' August 1996 at 43.
Tarlow, Barry, Think Before You Write: Important Lessons on Drafting Fee Agreements and Keeping Money, Sept./Oct. 1996 at 53.
Tarlow, Barry, Trashing Defense Counsel Violates Sixth Amendment, July 1997 at 50.
Tarlow, Barry, True Purpose of Local Federal Rules Prohibiting Lawyers From Contacting Jurors After a Verdict, December 1997 at 45.
Tarlow, Barry, Using Expert Testimony to Impeach Credibility of Prosecution Witnesses, November 1997 at 46.
Tarlow, Barry, Virginia Fee Forfeiture Redux, Jan./Feb. 1996 at 51.
Tarlow, Barry, War of the Ruses-- Prosecutorial Invasion of the Defense Camp, May 1996 at 46.
Tarlow, Barry, When Soft Testimony is Too Persuasive, November 1997 at 45.
Tarlow, Barry, 'Willful Blindess' As an Alternative to Proving Knowledge, August 1997 at 45.
Tarlow, RICO Report, passim (monthly column devoted to RICO and CCE issues).
Tarlow, The NACDL RICO Prosecution Committee: A Response to GovernementOverreaching, Dec. 1980 at 7.
Brooklier & Marks, Anatomy of a R.I.C.O. Prosecution, Jan./Feb. 1981 at 7.
Murray, Anatomy of a R.I.C.O Forfeiture, Mar. 1981 at, 5.
Silverglate & Rankin, Civil Uses of RICO: A Fitting Stepchild of the Broadest Criminal Statute in American History, Apr. 1981 at 8.
Zuckerman, Definitional Problems Confuse RICO Cases, Dec. 1981 at 4.
Zuckerman, Department of Justice's RICO Guidelines, Jan./Feb. 1982 at 10.
Tarlow, Barry, ABA Broadens Scope Of Anti-Contact Rule . . . But Impact On Thornburgh-Esque DOJ Practices Is Unclear, Dec. 1995 at 40;
Tarlow, Barry, All Bull! The Myths Of Cooperation Agreements And Creative Uses Of Expert Testimony, June 1995 at 29;
Tarlow, Barry, All Bull! The Myths Of Cooperation Agreements And Creative Uses Of Expert Testimony Revisited, July 1995 at 33;
Tarlow, Barry, The Best Evidence Money Can Buy: Informers And Contingent Fees, June 1995 at 33;
Tarlow, Barry, The Best Testimony Money Can Buy: Ethical Rules And Witness Payments, April 1995 at 22;
Tarlow, Barry, The Big O's Rolls Redux And Fee Forfeiture Developments, April 1995 at 26;
Tarlow, Barry, Can Legal Fees Be Forfeited After A Firm Spends The Money?, July 1995 at 31;
Tarlow, Barry, Changes In The Double Jeopardy Landscape, May 1995 at 31;
Tarlow, Barry, The DOJ Continues Its Misguided Endeavor To Exempt Prosecutors From Ethical Rules, March 1995 at 32;
Tarlow, Barry, First Amendment Prevents Federal Judges From Muzzling Outspoken Lawyer, Nov. 1995 at 30;
Tarlow, Barry, Hall Of Shame Award: Pop Quiz -- How Many Members Of A Twelve Member Jury Must Attend Every Federal Court Session?, Nov. 1995 at 30;
Tarlow, Barry, Is There Any Effective Remedy To Control Rogue Prosecutors? No, Says Ninth Circuit, April 1995 at 24;
Tarlow, Barry, Justice Department Defeated In 'War On Defense Bar' Battles, Dec. 1995 at 42;
Tarlow, Barry, Ninth Circuit Recognizes 'Sentencing Entrapment' As Basis For Downward Departure, March 1995 at 33;
Tarlow, Barry, Only In California, April 1995 at 25;
Tarlow, Barry, Polygraph Evidence: The Search For Truth In A Perjury-Plagued Justice System, Dec. 1995 at 44;
Tarlow, Barry, Putting The Breaks On Manufactured Crime -- Sharpening Entrapment Jury Instructions, Nov. 1995 at 28;
Tarlow, Barry, Rare 'Franks' Wiretap Victory In Major White Collar Fraud Prosecution, March 1995 at 35;
Tarlow, Barry, RICO Conspiracy Predicates -- Unanimity -- Confusion In The Jury Room And In The Circuits, May 1995 at 26;
Tarlow, Barry, Supreme Court Grants 'Cert.' To Review Judge Aguilar's Overturned Convictions, May 1995 at 29;
Tarlow, Barry, Third Circuit Says No To Offensive 'Collateral Estoppel' And Lowered Forfeiture Burden Of Proof In RICO Cases, Sep./Oct. 1995 at 24;
Tarlow, Barry, Thou Hath No Shame: The Czuprynski Affair, Sep./Oct. 1995 at 27;
Tarlow, Barry, Witness For The Prosecution: Attorney Fee Subpoenas Revisited, April 1995 at 29.
Tarlow, Barry, Jan./Feb. 1994 at 29; March 1994 at 33; April 1994 at 19; May 1994 at 23; June 1994 at 22; July 1994 at 23; Aug. 1994 at 25; Sept./Oct. 1994 at 28; Nov. 1994 at 22; Dec. 1994 at 18; Jan/Feb 1993 at 33, March 1993 at 31, April 1993 at 37, May 1993 at 37, June 1993 at 25, August 1993 at 33, Sept/Oct 1993 at 39, November 1993 at 27, December 1993 at 19; Jan./Feb 1992 at 27, March 1992 at 23, April 1992 at 35, May 1992 at 27, June 1992 at 33, July 1992 at 34, August 1992 at 45, Sept./Oct 1992. at 33, November 1992 at 25, December 1992 at 29, Jan/Feb. through December 1991.

Ridgeway, James.

Ridgeway, The Sanctuary Indictments: Shelter Skelter, Apr. 1985 at 16.

Right to privacy.

Foster, Right to Privacy in Bank Records After United States v. Miller: An Update, Sept./Oct. 1986 at 21.
Convery & Cheever, Orwellian Nightmare: Fact or Fiction?, Dec. 1983 at 34.

Rights.

Paltrow, Lynn M., Defending The Rights Of Pregnant Addicts, August 1993 at 18.

Right to counsel.

Redick & Martin, The Right to Experts in Capital Cases: The Implications of Ake v. Oklahoma, June 1985 at 6.

Riley, Shawn C.

Riley, Shawn C., The Directory of State Clerks And County Courthouses, (compiled by Want Publishing) December 1992 at 34.

Riordan, Dennis P.

Larson & Riordan, Sanctuary: How to Defend Those Who Protect Their Brothers and Sisters,Apr. 1985 at 6.

Rissler, Larry E.

Rissler, The Role of Defense Counsel at Lineups, Apr./May, 1980 at 12.

Rivkin, Robert S.

Rivkin, Robert S., Anti-Civilian Bias In Military Courts:One Aspect Of A Flawed System, July 1993 at 4.

Robinson, Peter.

Robinson, Peter, Challenging the Wiretap, April 1996 at 7.
Robinson, Switching Sides, Sept./Oct. 1988 at 16.

Rocha, Patricia K.

Tarantino & Rocha, Constitutional Problems of Roadblock Seizures, Aug. 1984 at 25.

Rosen, Jonathan S.

Rosen, Jonathan S., Federal Mandatory Detention Act: An Overview Of The 'Exceptional Reasons' Provision, Dec. 1995 at 19.

Rosenberg, Peter

Boss, L. Barrett and Peter Rosenberg, Sentencing Manipulation And Entrapment As Defenses,July 1995 at 38.

Rosenthal, Samuel.

Rosenthal, Up on Appeal: Emerging Issues, May 1989 at 14.

Ross, Alan S.

Ross, Book Review, July 1987 at 33 (reviewing S. WISOTSKY, BREAKING THE IMPASSE IN THE WAR ON DRUGS (1986)).

Rossi-McGlynn, Ernestine.

Rossi-McGlynn, Riding on the City of New Orleans: A Trip to the NACDL Mid-Winter Meeting, Apr. 1988 at 12.

Rudolf, David S.

Rudolf, David S. & Widenhouse, Gordon, Continuing the Fight Against Prosecution by Snitch, Sept/Oct 1999 at 56.
Rudolf, David S. & Maher, Thomas K., Ninth Circuit Limits Fiduciary Exception to the Attorney-Client Privilege; Fear of Foreign Prosecution No Bar to Compelled Testimony; Drugs in the Indictment and Ethics for Prosecutors, August 1999 at 53.
Rudolf, David S. & Widenhouse, Gordon, Jury Instruction on Cross-Racial Identification; Witness Credibility: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back; Fodder in the Racial Profiling War, July 1999 at 69.
Rudolf, David S. & Thomas K. Maher, Fifth Amendment Applies at Sentencing, June 1999 at 29.
Rudolf, David S. & Maher, Thomas K., Hubbell's Ongoing Saga: Metaphysics of the Fifth Amendment -- Independent Counsel's Jurisdiction; Prosecutorial Misconduct, April 1999 at 44.

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Rudolf, David S. & Maher, Thomas K., Government Lawyers Cannot Assert Attorney-Client Privilege in Criminal Investigations; Literally True Answers Based on False Premise Can Be Prosecuted as Perjury; Congress Holds Federal Prosecutors to State Ethical Rules, Jan/Feb 1999 at 30.

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Rudolf, David and Gordon Widenhouse, Mezzanatto Clears Waivers, December 1998 at 31.
Rudolf, David and Gordon Widenhouse, Court Giveth & Taketh Away; A Boost for Careful Redaction; Circuits Split on Rule 403 & Sex Crimes, Sept/Oct 1998 at 37.
Rudolf, David S. & Thomas K. Maher, White Defendant Has Standing To Challenge Exclusion of Black Grand Jurors; Press has No First Amendment Right of Access to Hearings on Matters Ancillary to the Grand Jury; Government Sanctioned for Posting Grand Jury Material to Website, August 1998 at 26.
Rudolf, David S. & Thomas K. Maher, No Protection for Reporter's Work Product; Psychotherapist-Patient Privilege After Pateient's Death; Use of Privileged Marital Communications to Establish Probable Cause; Conflicts Between Grand Jury Subpoenas and Civil Protective Orders; Dismissal of 'Non-Deliberating' Juror, June 1998 at 38.
Rudolf, David S. & Thomas K. Maher, Prosecutorial Misconduct Still Subject to Sanctions; Attorney-Client Privilege Must Give Way to Competing Policy Interests; In Brief, April 1998 at 57.
Rudolf, David and Gordon Widenhouse, Renewing the Challenge to Provisions Waiving the Right to Appeal, March 1998 at 51.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, Abuse of the Grand Jury Leads to Dismissal, April 1996 at 49.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, Attorney-Client Privilege May Protect Discussions of Future Criminal Activity, April 1997 at 41.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, Attorney-Client Privilege Update, April 1996 at 50.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, Attorney Subject to Civil Action for Reading Witness' Medical Records, April 1997 at 42.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, Ban on Juror Interviews Upheld, Jan./Feb. 1998 at 28.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, California Takes Restrictive Approach to Protection of Plea Discussions, April 1997 at 42.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, Civil Remedies for Prosecutorial Wrongs, Jan./Feb. 1996 at 36.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, Clean Hands May Not Deliver Illegal Wiretaps to Grand Jury, August 1997 at 42.
Rudolf, David S. and Gordon Widenhouse, Co-Defendant Confessions: When Redacting Simply Will Not Do, Sept./Oct. 1996 at 41.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, Cooperation Does Not Mean Giving Up Your Lawyer, November 1996 at 35.
Rudolf, David S. and Gordon Widenhouse, Daubert Redux: Oklahoma City Bombing Case, May 1997 at 24.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, Disclosing Client Information: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Jan./Feb. 1996 at 36.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, Fifth Amendment: Risks of Bad Spelling and Porous Proffer Agreements, June 1997 at 48.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, Forcing Counsel to Testify Under the Crime-Fraud Exception, June 1997 at 46.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, Government May Tape Represented Target, November 1996 at 36.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, Government Retains Investigatory Privilege Despite Disclosure, Jan./Feb. 1998 at 28.
Rudolf, David S. and Gordon Widenhouse, Impeachment Rule 608 and Prior Bad Acts, May 1996 at 55.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, Maintaining Attorney-Client Privilege When Representation is More Than Legal Work, Jan./Feb. 1997 at 39.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, Marital Privileges Go By the Wayside, August 1997 at 41.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, New Jersey Sticks with Requirement that Clearly Exculpatory Evidence Be Presented to the Grand Jury, August 1996 at 54.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, New York Condemns Prosecutorial Abuse of the Grand Jury, August 1996 at 55.
Rudolf, David S. and Gordon Widenhouse, Reeling In Otherwise Relevant Evidence Due to Unfair Prejudice, March 1997 at 46.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, Second Circuit Applies Fifth Amendment to Fear of Foreign Prosecution, Jan./Feb. 1998 at 25. [Featured Online]
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, Seeking Disclosure of Cooperating Witness' PSR, November 1996 at 36.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, Selecting Prosecutions-- Questioning the Motives, June 1996 at 31.
Rudolf, David S. and Gordon Widenhouse, Smell Machine Bites Dust, July 1997 at 30.
Rudolf, David S. and Gordon Widenhouse, Supreme Court Expands Testimonial Privilege to Social Workers, July 1997 at 29.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, Supreme Court Lets Stand Subpeona for White House Counsel's Notes, August 1997 at 40.
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas K. Maher, Third Circuit Refuses to Apply Fifth Amendment to Sentencing Proceedings, Jan./Feb. 1998 at 28.
Rudolf, David S. and Widenhouse, Gordon, Litigating The Admissibility Of Expert Testimony, Sept./Oct. 1994 at 36; Litigating The Admissibility Of Informant's Statements, Dec. 1994 at 26.
Rudolf, David S. and Maher, Thomas K., August 1993 at 39, April 1993 at 23, June 1993 at 31, November 1993 at 25.
Rudolf, David S. and Maher, Thomas K., March 1992 at 43, May 1992 at 37, July at 1992, 45, Sept./Oct. 1992 at 43, December at 1992, 41.
Rudolf & Maher, Behind Closed Doors, passim (bi-monthly column (beginning May 1985) devoted to grand jury issues).
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas Maher, Attorney-Client Privileges, Nov. 1995 at 50
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas Maher, Cash Fees And Fee Information, Aug. 1995 at 38;
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas Maher, Corporate Privileges, Nov. 1995 at 52;
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas Maher, Good News On The Attorney-Client Front, April 1995 at 36;
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas Maher, In Brief, Nov. 1995 at 53;
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas Maher, Interviewing Cooperating Co-Defendants, Aug. 1995 at 37;
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas Maher, Misuse Of Immunized Testimony, April 1995 at 38;
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas Maher, Presentation of Coerced Confession To Grand Jury Violates Civil Rights, Jan./Feb. 1995 at 16;
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas Maher, Privileges, Aug. 1995 at 37;
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas Maher, Privileges: Balancing The Need To Protect Against The Need To Know, Jan./Feb. 1995 at 16;
Rudolf, David S. and Thomas Maher, Supreme Court Limits Reach Of Obstruction And False Statement Prosecutions, Nov. 1995 at 51.
Rudolf, David S. and Gordon Widenhouse, Avoiding The 'Bait And Switch' In Cooperation Agreements, Sep./Nov. 1995 at 42;
Rudolf, David S. and Gordon Widenhouse, 'A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Appeal,' May 1995 at 38;
Rudolf, David S. and Gordon Widenhouse, 'Daubert' Revisited, March 1995 at 27;
Rudolf, David S. and Gordon Widenhouse, In Search Of 'Brady,' Dec. 1995 at 35;
Rudolf, David S. and Gordon Widenhouse, Use Of Prior Consistent Statements Limited: Fool Me Once, Shame On You; Fool Me Twice [Or More] Shame On Me, March 1995 at 26.
Maher, Thomas K. and Rudolf, David S., Amendment V: The Grand Jury Clause, Jan./Feb. 1991 at 17.
Maher, Thomas K. and Rudolf, David S., Behind Closed Doors column, Jan./Feb. 1991, April 1991, June 1991, Sept./Oct. 1991, December 1991.
Rudolf, Grand Jury Update, Mar. 1985 at 16.
Rudolf, Insuring the Representativeness of the Jury Pool: Compositional Challenges and Statutory Challenges (pts. 1 & 2), Aug. 1984 at 8, Sept./Oct. 1984 at 24.
Rudolf & Fargo, The Obscenity Trial in Rural America: Preparing to Win, Nov. 1988 at 5.

Rumann, Celia M.

Rumann, Celia & Sands, Jon, Sentencing by the Book: The Operation of the "One Book" Rule and Multiple Counts, May 1998 at 41.

Russ, James M.

Weiner, An Interview With James M. Russ, July 1989 at 20.

Ryan, Carla.

Ryan, Carla, Oral Advocacy, Nov. 1994 at 38.

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