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Vol. 48, Issue 2, 2014January 01, 2014 EDT

When Silence Ought to be Golden: Why the Supreme Court Should Uphold the Selective Silence Doctrine in the Wake of Salinas v. Texas

Evelyn A. French,
miranda rights constitutional law
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Georgia Law Review
Evelyn A. French, When Silence Ought to Be Golden: Why the Supreme Court Should Uphold the Selective Silence Doctrine in the Wake of Salinas v. Texas, 48 Georgia Law Review (2014).
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