Download This PaperRethinking Self-Incrimination, Voluntariness, and Coercion, Through a Perspective of Jewish Law and Legal Theory
Journal of Law in Society, Vol. 12, p. 72, 2011
21 Pages Posted: 8 Feb 2012 Last revised: 22 Jul 2013
Date Written: February 7, 2012
Abstract
This essay briefly explores the relevance of Jewish law and legal theory in an analysis of the American law of criminal confessions.
Keywords: Jewish law, American law, criminal confessions, self incrimination, voluntariness, coercion
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Levine, Samuel J., Rethinking Self-Incrimination, Voluntariness, and Coercion, Through a Perspective of Jewish Law and Legal Theory (February 7, 2012). Journal of Law in Society, Vol. 12, p. 72, 2011, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2001490
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