Fair Trial: Rights of the Accused in American History.

Melvin I. Urofsky · David J. Bodenhamer

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Introduction 1. The Colonial Background 2. The Revolutionary Legacy 3. Due Process in the New Republic 4. The Meaning of Due Process, 1865-0930 5. Fair Trial, Federalism, and Rights of the Accused 6. Judicial Liberalism and the Due Process Revolution 7. Rights of the Accused in a Conservative Age Notes Suggestions for Further Reading Index

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