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Second Degree Murder, Malice, and Manslaughter in Nebraska: New Juice for an Old Cup John Rockwell Snowden University of Nebraska College of Law
Murder - Proof of Malice
A Grinchy Crime Scene
ASSAULT the Defendant Is Charged with Having Committed
Malice in Tort
Criminal Assault Includes Both a Specific Intent to Commit a Battery, and a Battery That Is Otherwise Unprivileged Committed with Only General Intent
Caselaw Update: Week Ending April 24, 2015 17-15 Possibility of Parole.” the Trial Court Denied Prolongation, Even a Short One, Is Unreasonable, Felony Murder
Tort of Misfeasance in Public Office
Slander and Libel • Under the Common Law, There Was a Major Distinction: – Slander Was Oral Defamation
Vicarious Criminal Liability and the Constitutional Dimensions of Pinkerton Alex Kreit [email protected]
Misfeasance in Public Office: a Very Peculiar Tort
A New Approach to Corporate Criminal Liability
Imputed Criminal Liability*
Claims for Misfeasance in Public Office: a Brief Summary
Concept of Mens Rea in the Criminal Law Eugene J
POE V. STATE: the COURT of APPEALS of Maryland LIMITS the APPLICABILITY of the DOCTRINE of TRANSFERRED INTENT
Of Malice and Men: the Law of Defamation
A New Test for Requiring Actual Malice

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CRIMINAL LAW: ATTACK OUTLINE Rachel Barkow — Spring 2014
The Corporate Defamation Plaintiff in the Era of Slapps: Revisiting New York Times V
A New Mens Rea for Rape: More Convictions and Less Punishment
Pleading Actual Malice in Defamation Actions After Twiqbal: a Circuit Survey
A Re-Examination of Malice Aforethought Rollin M
Misconduct in Public Office
The Increased Lethality of Violence Reshapes Transferred Intent and Attempted Murder Law
The Development of the Doctrine of Implied Malice in the Law of Murder
Debtor Malice*
In the Court of Appeals of Iowa
Malice Aforethought, in Definition of Murder
Malice in Morals and in Law
Punitive Damages in Torts Arising out of Contract in Maryland Gary I
Wilson Elser Punitive Damages Review
Model Penal Code Section 2.02. General Requirements of Culpability
Malice Necessary to Convict for Third-Degree Murder in Pennsylvania Still Requires Wickedness of Disposition and Hardness of Heart: Commonwealth V
Rape by Malice Kari E
Caselaw Update: Week Ending July 27, 2012 No

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