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 Criminal Law Journal 2003

Vol. 1, No. 1, 2003

Michigan Criminal Law Annual Journal PDF

The Michigan Criminal Law Annual Journal is the official journal of the Criminal Law Section of the State Bar of Michigan. This Journal is the second annual journal of the Section. In keeping with the Section's mission statement, it is a significant addition to the Section's extensive program of publications, seminars, conferences, legislative liaison, and other activities of the Section for the professional development and education of its members and the Bar.

The Criminal Law Section encourages interested members of the Bar and legal community to contribute articles of interest to criminal law practitioners to further and improve the practice of criminal law in the State of Michigan. Submissions and manuscripts are reviewed by attorneys experienced in the subject matter covered.

Readers are invited to submit articles, comments, and correspondence to Editor Karen Dunne Woodside, State Bar of Michigan Criminal Law Annual Journal, Wayne County Prosecutor's Office, Frank Murphy Hall of Justice, 1441 St. Antoine, Detroit, Michigan 48226. The publication and editing thereof are at the discretion of the editor.

Articles in the Journal may be cited by reference to the volume number, abbreviated title of publication, the appropriate page number and the year of publication as, for example, 2 Mich Bar Annual Journal 6, (2003).

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