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YEAR-END INDEX AUTHOR INDEX Key To Index A —Article Jo. 1, Fall 1995 pp. 1-262 BR—Book Review lo. 2, Winter 1996 pp.263-620 C —Comment io. 3, Spring 1996 pp.621-1166 io. 4, Summer 1996 pp. 1167-1614 F Beaver, James E., A Review of The Myth of Fagan, Jeffrey and Martin Guggenheim, Pre- Repressed Memory (BR), p. 596. ventive Detention and the Judicial Predic- Bishop, Donna M. and Charles E. Frazier, tion of Dangerousness for Juveniles: A Race Effects in Juvenille Justice Decision- Natural Experiment (A), p. 415. Making: Findings of a Statewide Analysis Fitzpatrick, James K., The Supreme Court’s Bi- (A), p. 392. + Approach to the Interpretation of 18 Bjerregaard, Beth and Alan J. Lizotte, Gun U.S.C. § 1503 and 18 U.S.C. § 2232(c) Ownership and Gang Membership (A), p. (N), p.1383. 97. Blanck, Peter David, The Appearance of Justice G Revisited (A), p. 887. Blumstein, Alfred, Youth Violence, Guns, and Garvey, Karin E., Eighth Amendment—The the Illicit-Drug Industry (A), p. 10. Constitutionality of the Alabama Capital Sentencing Scheme (N), p. 1411. C Gershowitz, Michael S., Waiver of the Plea- Statement Rules (N), p. 1439. Casper, Juliet M., Criminal Law and Criminol- ogy: A Survey of Recent Books (BR), p. H 257; 608; 1161; 1603. Cavallaro, Rosanna, A Big Mistake: Eroding Hemenway, David, Sara J. Solnick and the Defense of Mistake of Fact About Con- Deborah R. Azrael, Firearms and Com- sent in Rape (A), p. 815. munity Feelings of Safety (A), p. 121. Clessuras, James G., Schlup v. Delo: Actual Henning, Peter ]., Foreword: Statutory Inter- Innocence as Mere Gatekeeper (N), p. pretation and the Federalization of Crimi- 1305. nal Law (A), p. 1167. Cook, Philip J., Stephanie Molliconi and Holden-Smith, Barbara, Inherently Unequal Thomas B. Cole, Regulating Gun Mar- Justice: Interracial Rape and the Death Pen- kets (A), p. 59. alty (BR), p. 1571. Corrado, Michael Louis, Punishment and the Howton, Ty, Kyles v. Whitley: Death or Decla- Wild Beast of Prey: The Problem of Preven- ration? (N), p. 1461. tive Detention (A), p. 778. I D Ingraham, Barton L., The Right of Silence, the Dripps, Donald A., Police, Plus Perjury, Equals Presumption of Innocence, the Burden of Polygraphy (A), p. 693. Proof, and a Modest Proposal: A Reply to O'Reilly (C), p. 559. E Egan, Christina, Level of Scienter Required for J Child Pornography Distributors: The Jackson, Heather A., Arizona v. Evans: Ex- Supreme Court’s Int tion of “Know- panding Exclusionary Rule Exceptions and ingly”i n 18 U.S.C. § 2252 (N), p. 1341. Contracting Fourth Amendment Protection 1611 (Np). ,120 1. Feld, The End of the Line: An Empincal Jacobs, James B. and Kimberly A. Potter, Study of Judicial Waiver (A), p. 449. Keeping Guns out of the “Wrong” Hands: Polsby, Daniel D., Daniel D. Polsby Replies The Brady Law and the Limits of Regula- (A), p. 227. tion (A), p. 93. Polsby, Daniel D., Firearms Costs, Firearms Jacobs, James B. and Jessica S. Henry, The Benefits and the Limits of Knowledge (A), Social Construction of a Hate Crime Epi- p. 207. demic (A), p. 366. Josephson, Mark, Fourth Amendment—M..t R Police Knock and Announce Themseiv-: Before Kicking in the Door of a House? Rabkin, Jeremy, Constitutional Firepower: New (N), p. 1229. Light on the Meaning of the Second Amend- ment (BR), p. 231. K Reitz, Kevin R., Michael Tonry and the Struc- ture of Sentencing Laws (BR), p. 1585. Kates, Jr., Don B. and Daniel D. Polsby, Of Robinson, Paul H., Peter D. Greene and Genocide and Disarmament (BR), p. 247. Natasha R. Goldstein, Making Criminal Kleck, Gary and Marc Gertz, Armed Resist- Codes Functional: A Code of Conduct and ance to Crime: The Prevelance and Nature a Code of Adjudication (A), p. 304. of Seif-Defense With a Gun (A), p. 150. S L Shutler, Samantha Elizabeth, Random, Sus- Lassiter, Christo, TV or Not TV—That is the picionless Drug Testing of High School Ath- Question (A), p. 928. letes (N), p. 1265. Leo, Richard A., Inside the Interrogation Room Smith, Tom W. and Robert J. Smith, (A), p. 266. Changes in Firearm Ownership Among Wo- Leo, Richard A., The Impact of Miranda Re- men, 1980-1994 (A), p. 133. visited (A), p. 621. Spohn, Cassia C. and Julie Horney, 7he Jm- pact of Rape Law Reform on the Processing of Simple and Aggravated Rape Cases (A), M p. 861. McDowall, David, Colin Loftin and Brian Wiersema, Additional Discussion About T Easing Concealed Firearms Laws (A), p. 221. Travis, Seth A., Guiding the Sentencing Court's McDowall, David, Colin Loftin and Brian Discretion: A ed Definition of the Wiersema, Easing Concealed Firearms Phrase “Non-Violent Offense” Under United Laws: Effects on Homicide in Three States States Sentencing Guideline § 5K2.13 (C), (A), p. 193. p. 530. Mikhail, Sheila, Reversing the Tide Under the Commerce Clause (N), p. 1493. WwW Misner, Robert L., Recasting Prosecutorial Dis- cretion (A), p. 717. Wiet, Elizabeth J., Witte v. United States: Moran, Richard, Bringing Rational Choice Double Jeopardy and the United States Sen- Theory Back to Reality (BR), p. 1147. tencing Guidelines (N), p. 1539. Wolfgang, Marvin E., A Tribute to a View I N Have Opposed (A), p. 188. Wolfgang, Marvin E., Remarks of Marvin E. Noya, Shannon T., Hoisted by Their Own Pe- Wolfgang at the Guns and Violence Sympo- tard: Adverse Inferences in Civil Forfeiture sium, p. 617. (C), p. 493. Z P Zimring, Franklin E., Reflections on Firearms Podkopacz, Marcy Rasmussen and Barry C. and the Criminal Law (A), p. 1. 1612 SUBJECT INDEX A Keeping Guns out of the “Wrong” Hands: Tne Brady “— and the Limits of Regula- 18 U.S.C. §§ 1503 and 2232(c) tion (A), p.9 Fitzpatrick, James K., The Supreme Court’s McDowall, Pavia, Colin Loftin and Brian Bipolar Approach to the Interpretation of 18 Wiersema, Additional Discussion About U.S.C. § 1503 and 18 U.S.C. § 2232(c) Easing Concealed Firearms Laws (A), p. (N), p. 1383. 221. McDowall, David, Colin Loftin and Brian Cc Wiersema, Easing Concealed Firearms Commerce Clause Laws: Effects on Homicide in Three States Mikhail, Sheila, Reversing the Tide Under (A), p. 193. the Commerce Clause (N), p. 1493. Polsby, Daniel D., Daniel D. Polsby Replies Criminal Codes (A), p. 227. Robinson, Paul H., Peter D. Greene and Polsby, Danie! D., Firearms Costs, Firearms Natasha R. Goldstein, Making Criminal Benefits and the Limits of Knowledge (A), Codes Functional: A Code of Conduct and . 207. a Code of Adjudication (A), p. 304. Fouts Amendment Criminal Procedure Jackson, Heather A., Arizona v. Evans: Ex- Howton, Ty, Kyles v. Whitley: Death or Dec- panding Exclusionary Rule Exceptions and laration? (N), p. 1461. Contracting Fourth Amendment Protection (N), p. 1201. D Josephson, Mark, Fourth Amendment— Must Police Knock and Announce Them- Drug Regulation selves Before Kicking in the Door of a Noya, Shannon T., Hoisted by Their Own House? (N), p. 1229. Petard: Adverse Inferences in Civil Forfei- Shutler, Samantha Elizabeth, Random, ture (C), p. 493. Suspicionless Drug Testing of High School Athletes (N), p. 1265. Eighth Amendment G Garvey, Karin E., Eighth Amendment—The Constitutionality of the Alabama Capital Gang Membership Sentencing Scheme (N), p. 1411. Bjerregaard, Beth and Alan J. Lizotte, Gun Ownership and Gang Membership F (A), p. 37. Genocide Federalization of Criminal Law Kates, Jr., Don B. and Daniel D. Polsby, Henning, PeterJ. , Foreword: Statutory Inter- Of Genocide and Disarmament (BR), p. pretation and the Fedcralization of Crimi- 247. nal Law (A), p. 1167. Firearms H Hemenway, David, Sara J. Solnick and Deborah R. Azrael, Firearms and Com- Habeas Corpus munity Feelings of Safety (A), p. 121. Clessuras, James G., Schlup v. Delo: Ac- Wolfgang, Marvin E., Remarks of Marvin E. tual Innocence as Mere Gatekeeper (N), p. Wolfgang at the Guns and Violence Sympo- 1305. sium, p. 617. Hate Crimes Zimring, Franklin E., Reflections on Fire- Jacobs, James B. and Jessica S. Henry, The arms and the Criminal Law (A), p. 1. Social Construction of a Hate Crime Epi- Firearms and Women demic (A), p. 366. Smith, Tom W. and Robert J. Smith, Changes in Firearm Ownership Among Wo- men, 1980-1994 (A), p. 133. J Firearms tion Judicial System — Per Cook, Philip J., Stephanie Molliconi and Blanck, Peter David, i ofJ us- Thomas B. Cole, Regulating Gun Mar- tice Revisisted (A), p. 887. kets (A), p. 59. Lassiter, Christo, TV or Not TV— That is Jacobs, James B. and Kimberly A. Potter, the Question (A), p. 928. 1613 Juvenile Justice Theory Back to Reality (BR), p. 1147. Bishop, Donna M. and Charles E. Frazier, Books Casper, Juliet M., Criminal Law and Crimi- nology: A Survey of Recent Books (BR), p. 257; 608; 1161; 1603. Fagan, Jeffrey and Martin Guggenheim, Memory Beaver, James E., A Review of The Myth of diction of Dangerousness for Juveniles: A Repressed Memory (BR), p. 596. Naiural Experiment (A), p. 415. Right to Silence Podkopacz, Marcy Rasmussen and Barry Ingraham, Barton L., The Right of Silence, C. Feld, The End of the LineAn: Empirical the Presumption of Innocence, the Burden of Study of Judicial Waiver (A), p. 449. Proof, and a Modest Proposal: A Reply to O'Reilly (C), p. 559. S M Second Amendment Miranda Rabkin, Jeremy, Constitutional Firepower: Leo, Richard A., Inside the Interrogation New Light on the Meaning of the Second Room (A), p. 266. Amendment (BR), p. 231. Leo, Richard A., The Impact of Miranda Self-Defense Revisited (A), p. 621. Kleck, Gary and Marc Gertz, Armed Resist- ance to Crime: the Prevelance and Nature of Self-Defense With a Gun (A), p. 150. P Wolfgang, Marvin E., A Tribute to a View I Have Opposed (A), p. 188. Sentencing Guidelines Plea-Statement Rules Reitz, Kevin R., Michael Tonry and the Gershowitz, Michael S., Waiver of the Plea- Structure of Sentencing Laws (BR), p. Statement Rules (N), p. 1439. 1585. Police Perjury Travis, Seth A., Guiding the Sentencing Dripps, Donald A., Police, Plus Perjury, Court’s Discretion: A Proposed Definition of Equals P Polygraphy (A), p. 693. the Phrase “Non-Violent Offense” Under Preventive Detention United States Sentencing Guideline Corrado, Michael Louis, Punishment and § 5K2.13 (C), p. 530. the Wild Beast of Prey: The Probloef mPr e- Wiet, Elizabeth J., Witte v. United States: ventive Detention (A), p. 778. Double Jeopardy and the United States Sen- Prosecutorial Discretion tencing Guidelines (N), p. 1539. Misner, Robert L., Recasting Prosecutorial Statutory Interpretation Discretion (A), p. 717. Egan, Christina, Level of Scienter Required for Child Pornography Distributors: The Supreme Court’s In ion of “Know- ingly”i n 18 U.S.C. § 2252 (N), p. 1341. R Y Cavallaro, Rosanna, A Big Mistake: Eroding Youth Violence the Defense of Mistake of Fact About Con- Blumstein, Alfred, Youth Violence, Guns, sent in Rape (A), p. 815. and the Illicit-Drug Industry (A), p. 10. Holden-Smith, Barbara, Inherently Une- qual Justice: Interracial Rape and the Death Penalty (BR), p. 1571. Spohn, Cassia C. and Julie Horney, The Impact of Rape Law Reform on the Process- ing of Simple and Aggravated Rape Cases (A), p. 861. Rational Choice Theory Moran, Richard, Bringing Rational Choice