University of the Pacific Law Review
Volume 51, Issue 4 (2020) Warren Court's Criminal Procedure Revolution: A 50-year Retrospective
Front Matters
Table of Contents
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law
Note from the Chief Articles & Symposium Editor
MaryJo E. Smart
Articles
Introducing the Warren Court’s Criminal Procedure Revolution: A 50-Year Retrospective
Michael Vitiello
Recessional: The Ineradicable Legacy of the Warren Court
Donald L. Doernberg
Twists in the Use of Warren Court Fourth Amendment Rhetoric
Susan F. Mandiberg
The Failure of the Criminal Procedure Revolution
William T. Pizzi
The Warren Court, Idealism, and the 1960s
George C. Thomas III
The Warren Court’s Eyewitness Identification Case Law: What if?
Michael Vitiello
The Eternal Task of Understanding Terry v. Ohio
Robert Weisberg
A Look Back at the Warren Court’s Due Process Revolution Through the Lens of Immigrants
Raquel E. Aldana and Thomas O'Donnell
Warren Court Incrementalism and Indigent Criminal Appellants’ Right to Trial Transcripts
Gabriel J. Chin and Hanna Bogen