Wolchover and Heaton-Armstrong on Confession
Evidence.(Review)
WOLCHOVER AND HEATON-ARMSTRONG ON CONFESSION EVIDENCE. By David
Wolchover and Anthony Heaton-Armstrong. London, England: Sweet and
Maxwell, 1996. Pp. ii, 734.99 [pounds sterling].
The authors of . . .
If this is the global community, we must be on the bad side of
town: international policing of child pornography on the
Internet
I. INTRODUCTION
This Comment discusses child pornography as it exists on the
Internet and the global battle by nations against its proliferation. It
addresses the development and mechanics of how . . .
The time is now for full privatization of Pemex.(Mexican oil
industry)
I. INTRODUCTION
During the administration of former President Carlos Salinas, a
series of far-reaching free market reforms were implemented throughout
the Mexican economy.(1) However, the Mexican . . .
In re Kasinga: an expansion of the grounds for asylum for
women.
I. INTRODUCTION
In granting asylum to Fauziya Kasinga under Section 208 of the
Immigration and Nationality Act, the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA)
recognized a segment of the . . .
The future of hemispheric free trade: towards a unified
hemisphere?
I. INTRODUCTION
Although the push for free trade among neighboring nations has
been a reality for some time, as evidenced by the implementation of
bilateral treaties between nations, the . . .
Project finance and privatization: the Bolivian example.
I. INTRODUCTION
In recent years, many countries in the Third World and the former
Eastern Bloc have moved from state ownership of various industries and
natural resources to private . . .
The North American Development Bank: for cleanup or
profit?
I. INTRODUCTION
The North American Development Bank (NADBank or the Bank),(1) one
of two joint U.S.-Mexico institutions, is credited with calming the
fears of public interest organizations(2) . . .
Conference on Investing in Russia Under the Law of Production
Sharing Agreements.(Panel Discussion)
April 16, 1998 University of Houston Hilton Houston, Texas
Moderated By
Professor William P. Streng Vinson & Elkins Professor of Law,
University of Houston Law Center; Consultant, Bracewell & . . .
The Texas long-arm statute does not reach French equipment
manufacturer (but maybe it should).(Case Note)
SUMMARY
The Texas Supreme Court has provided an example of why reforming
personal jurisdiction jurisprudence for international defendants may be
proper. In CMMC v. Salinas the Supreme Court . . .
China: socialism embraces capitalism? An oxymoron for the turn of
the century: a study of the restructuring of the securities ma
I. INTRODUCTION
The People's Republic of China (PRC) has been a military
power for the last several decades. Because of the government's
stringent control of virtually every aspect of human . . .
All's well that ends well: a pragmatic look at international
criminal extradition.
I. INTRODUCTION
The impetus for this Comment was the recent capture and
extradition(2) to the United States by Mexican authorities(3) of Mexican
"drug kingpin"(4) Juan Garcia Abrego. While a . . .
The search for justice in the Former Yugoslavia and beyond:
analyzing the rights of the accused under the statute and the rules
Justice, Sir, is the great interest of man on earth. It
is the ligament which holds civilized beings and
civilized nations together. Wherever her temple
stands, and so long as it is duly . . .
Who's isolating whom?: Title III of the Helms-Burton Act and
compliance with international law.
I. INTRODUCTION
James Osborne's heirs want the White House back;(1) and
because they are Canadians, they cannot run for president. But
fortunately, Canadian Members of Parliament Peter . . .
The P.R.C.'s negotiable instruments law: an instrument for
facilitating private economic activity or monetary control?
(China)
I. INTRODUCTION
In the years since China began its market reforms, negotiable
instruments have played an increasingly important role in China's
economy.(1) Their usage facilitates . . .
Recent developments in admiralty law in the United States Supreme
Court, the Fifth Circuit, and the Eleventh Circuit.
I. INTRODUCTION
The 1996 term of the Supreme Court reflected the Court's
recent approach to general maritime law claims, that "admiralty
judges should look primarily to the legislature for . . .
Wolchover and Heaton-Armstrong on Confession Evidence.
By David Wolchover and Anthony Heaton Armstrong. London, England:
Sweet and Maxwell, 1996. Pp. li, 734. 99 [pounds sterling].
The authors of Wolchover and Heaton-Armstrong on . . .
Is this the global community, we must be on the bad side of town:
international policing of child pornography on the Internet.
I. INTRODUCTION
II. BACKGROUND
III. HOW AND WHY CHILD PORNOGRAPHY IS ON THE INTERNET
A. Ease Of Access, Production, and Distribution in a Global Market
1. Access
2. Production
3. . . .
The time is now for full privatization of PEMEX. (Mexico)
I. INTRODUCTION
II. PRIVATIZATION HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL ELSEWHERE IN LATIN AMERICA
A. Overview of Other Latin American Privatizations
B. Argentina' Successful Privatization Experience
C. Why . . .
The Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child
Abduction as applied to non-signatory nations: getting to squar
I. Introduction
II. The Hague Convention in a Nutshell
A. Provisions
1. Wrongful Removal or Retention
2. Habitual Residence
3. Discretionary Exceptions
B. Limitations
1. . . .
... Or I'll take my toys and go home: the Iran and Libya
Sanctions Act of 1996.
I. BACKGROUND
A. The History of the ILSA
B. The GAYT
1. History and Structure
2. The WTO
C. Economic Coercion & International Law
D. Secondary Boycott
II. U.S. OBLIGATIONS . . .
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