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Collection: Indiana International & Comparative Law Review

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The Unfair Operation Principle and the Exclusionary Rule: On the
Admissibility of Illegally Obtained Evidence in Criminal Trials in India

The United Kingdom's Response to International Terrorism

The United States and Canadian Responses to the Feminist Attack on Pornography: A Perspective from the History of Obscenity

To the Rescue: Liability in Negligence for Third Party Criminal Acts in the United States and Australia

Toward Regulatory Mass Redress Schemes: Mass Redress in Financial Mis-selling Scandals in the U.S., the U.K., and South Korea

Towards a Global Bar: A Look at China, Germany, England, and the United States

Trends in Free Trade: Legal and Policy Perspectives on Jordan’s Regional Trade Arrangements

Trial and Error: A Comparative Perspective on the Lay Participation in Criminal Trials and Appellate Review of Errors in Taiwan

Taiwan follows its East Asian counterparts to establish a system of lay participation in criminal trials, which is called citizen judges and took effect in January 2023. But Taiwan will soon face similar conundrums, like Japan and South Korea have…

Trips Article 31bis and H1N1 Swine Flu: Any Emergency or Urgency Exception to Patent Protection?

Trying Terrorists - Justification for Differing Trial Rules: The Balance Between Security Considerations and Human Rights

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