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NYLS Law Review

Volume 39, Issue 1 VOLUME XXXIX, Numbers 1 & 2, 1994

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Table of Contents, VOLUME XXXIX, Numbers 1-2, 1994

CAN SOMETHING THIS EASY, QUICK, AND PROFITABLE ALSO BE FAIR? RUNAWAY CIVIL FORFEITURE STUMBLES ON THE CONSTITUTION
Mary M. Cheh

THE PLIGHT OF THE MINORITY MOTORIST
Carol M. Bast

CIVIL FORFEITURE VS. CIVIL LIBERTIES
Nkechi Taifa

CIVIL ASSET FORFEITURE REFORM: THE AGENDA BEFORE CONGRESS
George Fishman

ASSET FORFEITURE REFORM: A LAW ENFORCEMENT RESPONSE
Terrence P. Farley

ESTABLISHING PROBABLE CAUSE FOR FORFEITURE IN FEDERAL MONEY LAUNDERING CASES
Stefan D. Cassella

DO HALPER AND AUSTIN PUT CIVIL FORFEITURE IN DOUBLE JEOPARDY?
Ellen Silverman Zimiles

FOR WANT OF A NAIL: FORFEITURE AND THE BILL OF RIGHTS
Steven L. Kessler

ON THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING CIVIL: CONSTITUTIONAL LIMITATIONS ON CIVIL FORFEITURE
Terrance G. Reed

OVERBROAD CIVIL FORFEITURE STATUTES ARE UNCONSTITUTIONALLY VAGUE
Deborah Duseau and David Schoenbrod

CAN AMERICAN ASSET FORFEITURE LAW BE JUSTIFIED?
Roger Pilon

FORFEITURE ACHIEVES PROPER PURPOSES BY APPROPRIATE MEANS
Cameron H. Holmes

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