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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Fifth Amendment"”.

  1. The twenty-fifth amendment to the Constitution of the United States

    <p>This paper presents a study of the Twenty·-Fifth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America. The Amendment was first proposed to Congress as Senate and House Joint Resolutions in February 1965. It became law in February 1967, when Nevada secured the distinction of being the …

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  2. The Prohibition of Successive Prosecutions and Multiple Punishments for the Same Offense : in Search of Standards. Volume 1.

    … clause jurisprudence to develop a framework for fifth amendment analysis that is consistent with the history and purpose of the prohibition against double jeopardy. States are, of course, bound by this framework as a minimum standard for resolving double jeopardy cases, but they are free to …

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  3. The Prohibition of Successive Prosecutions and Multiple Punishments for the Same Offense : in Search of Standards. Volume 2.

    … clause jurisprudence to develop a framework for fifth amendment analysis that is consistent with the history and purpose of the prohibition against double jeopardy States are, of course, bound by this framework as a minimum standard for resolving double jeopardy cases, but they are free to …

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  4. Compelled Decryption and the Right Against Self-Incrimination: Obsta Principiis

    … disclosure of a password did not offend the Fifth Amendment because “the communication was sought only for its content and the content has no other value or significance.”<br /><br />The stakes in the compelled decryption cases are immense. The right against self-incrimination is not just a …

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  5. Police Officers’ Knowledge and Perception Regarding Miranda and the Public Safety Exception

    … attempts to balance an individual’s Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination with police officer and community safety. Under the public safety exception, if officers possess a reasonable belief that their safety or the public’s safety is in imminent danger, they may forego …

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  6. A legal and economic analysis of the Virginia Chesapeake Bay Preservation Act

    … historic context of the takings clause of the Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution, as well as the takings clause of the Virginia Constitution, and determines the legal validity of the provisions. Finally, Chapter Four presents several criticisms of the regulations as presently …

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  7. US Compliance with International Environmental Human Rights Standards within Domestic Environmental Conflict Resolution

    … treaties that potentially interfere with its Fifth Amendment protection of private property rights, suggests the US may not conspicuously heed to international environmental human rights norms, which, as “soft law”, remain unenforceable by international courts and bodies. Might there be …

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  8. The First, Fifth, and Fourteenth Amendment rights to access equal information in America's public schools

    … public schools violates students’ First, Fifth, and Fourteenth Amendment rights and adversely affects our children for a lifetime.

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