INTRODUCTION ................................................................................... 613 I. THE THIRD-PARTY DOCTRINE AND SUBSTITUTION EFFECTS .................................................................................... 614 II. DESCRIPTIVE PROBLEMS WITH SUBSTITUTION EFFECTS .... 616 A. Criminal Motivation: The Supreme Court and Substitution Effects ..............................

falls. As the nation’s only Innocence Project director who’s also a scientist, “he’s absolutely essential to what we do,” said Aimee Maxwell, executive director of the Georgia Innocence Project in Decatur, which Hampikian helped establish. In Tapp’s case, Hampikian has pushed for the use of a new, controversial DNA technique that he believes may yet identify the real killer and exonerate Tapp. ...

The author examines the motive of innocence in detective novels Agatha Christie. This is being analyzed detail for first time. conceptual basis research was works W. H. Auden, G. K. Chesterton, D. Cavelty, Sayers devoted to genre literature. Using example many novels, article traces relationship between motives guilt, innocence, paradise lost and others. love considered as a motive, ways opposi...

Abstract This article examines the concept of ‘child‐friendliness’ through different notions innocence in a Danish context. It looks at how such are upheld, negotiated and inform ideas race, making race seem concern primarily for adults. The analysis is based on empirical material conducted with children (age 11–12) their discussions about storyline video game. Here becomes central when call on...

Abstract According to Composition as Identity (CAI), a whole is distinct from each of its parts individually, but identical all them taken together. It sometimes claimed that, if you accept CAI, then your belief in ‘ontologically innocent’ with respect parts. This claim false. But the defender CAI can different advantage for her view. Following Agustín Rayo, I distinguish ontology (which concer...

Neale (1999) outlines a theory of meaning which he claims can account for a range of problematic semantic data while respecting two intuitively plausible constraints on semantic theory: compositionality and semantic innocence. In this paper I argue that Neale’s theory, hindered as it is by its underlying conception of the relation between language and thought, fails to satisfy the criteria it s...