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Is there a right to remain silent? : coercive interrogation and the Fifth Amendm
Dershowitz, Alan M.
Adult Nonfiction KF9668 .D47 2008
| Contents | Page |
|---|
| Series Editor's Note | p. vii |
| Introduction | p. xi |
| Chapter 1 - What Is the Right against Self-Incrimination? | p. 3 |
| Chapter 2 - The Supreme Court's Recent Decision | p. 11 |
| Chapter 3 - The Limits of Textual Analysis in Constitutional Interpretation | p. 25 |
| Chapter 4 - The Limits of Precedent: Which Way Does the "Immunity" Analogy Cut? | p. 40 |
| Chapter 5 - The Limits of Historical Inquiry | p. 54 |
| Chapter 6 - The Privilege over Time | p. 93 |
| Chapter 7 - The Relevance of Constitutional Policies Underlying the Right | p. 117 |
| Chapter 8 - A Matter of Interpretation | p. 126 |
| Conclusion: The Case for a Vibrant Privilege in the Preventive State | p. 137 |
| Notes | p. 177 |
| Index | p. 205 |
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