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The Validity of United States v. Nazemian Following Crawford and its Progeny: Do Criminal Defendants Have the Right to Face Their Interpreters at Trial?/

Kracum, John

The Validity of United States v. Nazemian Following Crawford and its Progeny: Do Criminal Defendants Have the Right to Face Their Interpreters at Trial?/ by John Kracum - Chicago: Northwestern University School of Law, Spring 2014. - 431-456p.: 25.5cm - Vol.104, No.2 (Spring 204) - The Journal of Criminal Law & Criminology. 431-456p.: Volume.104, Number.2 0091-4169 .

ISSN: 0091-4169

Subjects--Topical Terms:
Criminal law

Dewey Class. No.: BPer.364.05 / J827

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