2014•SSRN Electronic JournalOpen access

An Impartial Right: Louisiana's Infringement of a Defendant's Constitutional Right to a Bench Trial Through the State's Constitutional Provision Limiting a Defendant's Right to Waive a Jury Trial

Jackson Brown

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Key concepts: Constitutional right, Law, Jury, Political science, State (computer science), Right to a fair trial, Jury trial, Constitution

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