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Hofstra Law Review
Volume 5, Issue 1 (1976)
Front Matter
Symposium on the Federal Rules of Evidence
Introduction
Margaret A. Berger
The Federal Rules of Evidence: Rule 501, Klaxon and the Constitution
David E. Seidelson
Surprise! That Damaging Turncoat Witness is Still with Us: An Analysis of Federal Rules of Evidence 607, 801 (d)(1)(A) and 403
Abraham P. Ordover
The Treatment of Preliminary Issues of Fact in Conspiracy Litigations: Putting the Conspiracy Back into the Coconspirator Rule
Lawrence W. Kessler
The Coconspirators' Exception: Defining the Standard of the Independent Evidence Test under the New Federal Rules of Evidence
Paul B. Bergman
Article
An Essay in Support of the Second Circuit's Decisions in Marshel v. AFW Fabric Corp. and Green v. Santa Fe Industries
Mordecai Rosenfeld
Notes and Comments
Inevitable Discovery: The Hypothetical Independent Source Exception to the Exclusionary Rule
Brian S. Conneely and Edmond P. Murphy
Recent Developments
Paul v. Davis
Michael B. Frank
Book Reviews
Justice By Consent: Plea Bargains in the American Courthouse. By Arthur Rosett & Donald R. Cressey.
Steven F. Gillers and Robert L. Clarey
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