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Dannye Holley
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Articles
Dannye Holley, Mens Rea Evaluations By the United States Supreme
Court: It Does Not Have the Tools and Only Occasionally Displays the
Talent--A Sixty-Year Report Card--1950-2009, 35 Okla. City U. L.
Rev. 401 (2010).
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Dannye Holley, The Supreme Courts: Did September 11th Accelerate
Their Sanctioning the Constitutionality of Criminalizing Suspicion?,
7 Pierce L. Rev. 39 (2008).
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[Westlaw]
Dannye Holley, Federalism Gone Far Astray from Policy and
Constitutional Concerns: The Administration of Convictions to
Impeach by State's Rules - 1990-2004, 2 Tenn. J.L. & Pol’y 239
(2005).
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Dannye Holley, Culpability Evaluations in the State Supreme Courts
from 1977 to 1999: A “Model” Assessment, 34 Akron L. Rev. 401
(2000).
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[Westlaw]
Dannye Holley, Influence of the Model Penal Code's Culpability
Provisions on State Legislatures: A Study of Lost Opportunities,
Including Abolishing the Mistake of Fact Doctrine, 27 Sw. U. L. Rev.
229 (1997).
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[Westlaw]
Dannye Holley & L. Darnell Weeden, United States v. Fordice: The
Mississippi Aftermath, 31 New Eng. L. Rev. 769 (1996).
[Hein]
[LexisNexis]
Dannye Holley & Dr. Joyce Holley, Auditor Common Law Liability in
the State Courts: A Recent (1980-94) Outcome Restatement and
Perspectives of the
Accounting and Legal Professions, 6 U. Miami Bus. L.J. 1 (1995).
[Hein]
[Westlaw]
Dannye Holley & J.P. Ogilvy, Critical Thinking and the Law, 1 Int’l
J. Legal Prof. 343 (1994).
Dannye Holley & Thomas Kleven, Bar Examination and Other Barriers to
African and Hispanic American Fair Representation Among American
Lawyers: A 1990 Update-Perspectives-and Recommendations, 16 T.
Marshall L. Rev. 477 (1990).
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Dannye Holley, The Decline of the Right to Privacy and Security:
Gates and the States-The First Three Years, 21 Creighton L. Rev. 823
(1987).
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Dannye Holley, Minorities and the Legal Profession: Current
Platitudes, Current Barriers, 12 T. Marshall L. Rev. 299 (1986).
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Dannye Holley, “Plea Convictions”-Documenting and Evaluating the
Reasons the United States Supreme Court and State Supreme Courts
Don't Require Proof of Guilt, 11 T. Marshall L. Rev. 301 (1985).
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Dannye Holley, Ignorance and Innocence: The Current State Court
Standards to Determine if a Guilty Plea Has Been Decided Upon by an
Informed Accused and Proposed Reforms, 7 T. Marshall L. Rev. 1.
(1981).
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Book Chapters
Dannye Holley, Using the Syllabus as Synthesis & Teaching Plan, in
Techniques For Teaching Law (Steven Friedland & Gerald Hess eds.
1999).
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