Volume 20, Number 2 (1995)
Front Matter
Front Matter, Volume 20, Number 2
University of Dayton
Symposium
Introduction
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Remarks on Signing the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994
William Jefferson Clinton
I. The Assault Weapons Ban
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Taking a Bite out of Violent Crime
Michael G. Lenett
The Great Assault Weapon Hoax
Joseph P. Tartaro
The Assault Weapons Ban—Saving Lives
Jeffrey Y. Muchnick
II. The Racial Justice Act
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The Racial Justice Act of 1994—Undermining Enforcement of the Death Penalty without Promoting Racial Justice
Daniel E. Lungren and Mark L. Krotoski
The Racial Justice Act—A Simple Matter of Justice
Don Edwards and John Conyers Jr.
III. The "Three-Strikes-and-You're-Out" Provision
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IV. Social Spending and Crime Prevention Programs
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The Proactive Approach to Preventing Crime
Emanuel Cleaver II
The Victims of the 1994 Crime Act
Stephen K. Moore
The Impact of Additional Police
Patrick V. Murphy
V. Proposed Federal Rules of Evidence 413 to 415
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VI. Sentencing
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Discretion Redux—Mandatory Minimums, Federal Judges, and the "Safety Valve" Provision of the 1994 Crime Act
Fred A. Bernstein
VII. Prisons
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A Balanced Approach to Fighting Crime
Nolan E. Jones
The Failure of the "Get Tough" Crime Policy
Elaine R. Jones
