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Origins of the Fifth Amendment : The right against self-incrimination

By:

Levy Leonard W

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Publication details: London Macmillan Publishing Co. 1996Description: 561pSubject(s):

1.Constitutional Law - U S A - Fifth Amendment - History2. Human Rights - Right to Self - Incrimination

DDC classification:

342.085000 LEV

Contents:

Contents: Rival systems of criminal procedure; The oath ex officio; The Elizabethan persecution of Catholics; Whitgift and the High Commission; Puritanism versus the High Commission; Cartwright, Barrow, and Morice; James I, Bancroft, and prohibitions; Fuller and Coke; Lilburne and the abolition of the oath; The right secured; The American colonies in the seventeenth century; Establishment of the right in America; The Fifth Amendment.

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Item type	Current library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
BOOKs	National Law School	Mansfield Section	342.085 LEV (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		32597

Contents:
Rival systems of criminal procedure;
The oath ex officio;
The Elizabethan persecution of Catholics;
Whitgift and the High Commission;
Puritanism versus the High Commission;
Cartwright, Barrow, and Morice;
James I, Bancroft, and prohibitions;
Fuller and Coke;
Lilburne and the abolition of the oath;
The right secured;
The American colonies in the seventeenth century;
Establishment of the right in America;
The Fifth Amendment.

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