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Vol. 52, Issue 3, 2017August 15, 2019 PDT

WHEN AND WHY SUSPECTS FAIL TO RECOGNIZE THE ADVERSARY ROLE OF AN INTERROGATOR IN AMERICA: THE PROBLEM AND SOLUTION

Myeonki Kim,
constitutional lawself incriminationcriminal law
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Gonzaga Law Review
Myeonki Kim, WHEN AND WHY SUSPECTS FAIL TO RECOGNIZE THE ADVERSARY ROLE OF AN INTERROGATOR IN AMERICA: THE PROBLEM AND SOLUTION, 52 Gonzaga Law Review 507 (2019).
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