KIDS CONFESSING: POLICE INTERROGATION AND THE ADOLESCENT BRAIN Part 1
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Channel: University of Oregon · 2013 · Education
Professor Margie Paris has been a member of the University of Oregon School of Law faculty since 1992, and she served as associate dean for academic affairs (2002 to 2006) and as dean (2006 to 2011). She teaches criminal law, criminal investigation, criminal adjudication, and appellate advocacy. Her scholarly work focuses on criminal law and procedure issues. She is the coauthor of Constitutional Criminal Procedure, 4th edition (Foundation Press 2010, with Andrew Taslitz and Lenese Herbert), and Mastering Criminal Procedure (Carolina Academic Press 2010, with Peter Henning, Andrew Taslitz, Cynthia Jones, and Ellen Podgor). Currently, she is part of a statewide Oregon State Bar group drafting performance standards for defense lawyers in criminal and juvenile delinquency cases.
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