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Children & Family
Vol. 47, Issue 3, 2019June 12, 2019 EDT

A Child is a Child, Except Under Ohio Law: A Discretionary Review of Mandatory Bindovers

Briana Morris,
due processcriminal procedurecriminal law"get tough" erajuvenile justice systemohio lawmandatory bindovers
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Articles in Vol. 47, Issue 3, 2019

Vol. 47, Issue 3, 2019
  • Presidential Residual Power in Foreign Affairs
    Louis Fisher
  • Public Universities and the First Amendment: Controversial Speakers, Protests, and Free Speech Policies
    Eric T. Kasper
  • Incitement in the Era of Trump and Charlottesville
    Dr. JoAnne Sweeny
  • A Child is a Child, Except Under Ohio Law: A Discretionary Review of Mandatory Bindovers
    Briana Morris
Capital University Law Review
Briana Morris, A Child Is a Child, Except Under Ohio Law: A Discretionary Review of Mandatory Bindovers, 47 Capital University Law Review 639 (2019).
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