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STETSON LAW REVIEW - 29-1 Summer; (1999)

Volume 29 - Issue 1 Prosecution Law Symposium, Summer 1999
Title (click to download PDF)	Author(s)	Page
Foreword	Roberta K. Flowers	1
Departing is Such Sweet Sorrow: A Year of Judicial Revolt on "Substantial Assistance" Departures Follows a Decade of Prosecutorial Indiscipline	Frank O. Bowman, III	7
Knowing the Dancer from the Dance: When the Prosecutor Is Punished for the Government's Conduct	Caroline Heck Miller
Wearing a Bull's Eye: Observations on the Differences Between Prosecuting for a United States Attorney's Office and an Office of Independent Counsel	Roscoe C. Howard, Jr.	95
Why Prosecutors Are Permitted to Offer Witness Inducements: A Matter of Constitutional Authority	Hon. H Lloyd King, Jr.	155
The State v. The Self-Represented: A Florida Prosecutor's Concerns When Litigating Against a Pro Se Defendant in Criminal Trial	Christopher G. Frey	181
Ethics and the Prosecutor	Hon. William M. Hoeveler	195
Prosecutors, Know Your Criminal Defense Lawyer	George E. Tragos	199
Meta-Tags and Hypertext Deep Linking: How the Essential Components of Web-Authoring and Internet Guidance Are Strengthening Intellectual Property Rights on the World Wide Web	Mark Everett Chancey	203