Review essay / a rough country guide: Double jeopardy, doctrine, and realism
Criminal Justice Ethics 20 (1):53-65 (2001)
| Abstract | George C. Thomas III, Double Jeopardy: The History, the Law New York University Press, 1998,349 pp | |||||||||
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