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Doug Beloof

Emeritus Professor of Law

Lewis & Clark College

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College Of Lewis And Clark Law

Lewis & Clark College

School of Law

School Of Lewis And Clark Law

Doug Beloof is currently serving as a College Of Lewis And Clark Law Emeritus Professor of Law at Lewis & Clark College.

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Doug Beloof

Lewis & Clark College

Emeritus Professor of Law

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law jurisprudence social justice human rights public law criminology criminal justice feminist criminology transitional justice violence against woman social sciences political science sociology citizenship middle eastern studies international security conflict refugee law peace research sexual abuse theoretical criminology academic ethic higher education correctional practice victimology crime victim reascendant national consensus refugee study commercial law health law forensic psychology juvenile court african american studies humanities public policy experimental criminology forensic psychiatry education policy college english legal medicine criminal law trauma servicelearning comparative law philosophy deviance (sociology) forensic medicine administrative law interpersonal violence public history forensic science critical race theory environmental law civil procedure constitutional law education philosophy of law private law violence against women family violence violent behavior torts

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Let the Truth Be Told: Proposed Hearsay Exceptions to Admit Domestic Violence Victims’ out of Court Statements as Substantive Evidence. Columbia Journal of Gender and Law (2019)

Comparing Modern Victims' Rights in Israel and America: Israeli Victims' Rights Need Remedy. SSRN Electronic Journal (2014)

violence against womansociologyrefugee lawrefugee studyinternational securitypeace researchnationalismcitizenshiplawfeminist criminologymiddle eastern studieshuman rightsafrican american studiesconflictcriminal lawtransitional justicesocial justice

Making Constitutional the Permissive Inference in Giles V. California: Changing the Intent to Silence From 'Purposely' to 'Knowingly'. SSRN Electronic Journal (2009)

ESSAY: Enabling Rape Shield Procedure Under Crime Victims’ Constitutional Privacy Rights. Brigham Young University Law Review (2005)

constitutional lawjurisprudenceviolence against womanpublic lawsexual abusetheoretical criminologycriminologylawpublic policyjournalismfeminist criminologyjuvenile courthuman rightscriminal justicecriminal lawtransitional justicesocial justice

The Crime Victim's Right to Attend the Trial: The Reascendant National Consensus. (2005)

Douglas Evan BeloofPaul G. Cassell

jurisprudencepolitical sciencepublic lawcriminologysocial scienceslawcrime victimhuman rightsvictimologycorrectional practicecriminal justicereascendant national consensussocial justice

The Third Wave of Crime Victims' Rights: Standing, Remedy, and Review. eYLS (Yale Law School) (2005)

Constitutional Implications of Crime Victims as Participants. eYLS (Yale Law School) (2003)

ESSAY: Crime Victim Rights: Critical Concepts for Animal Rights. Columbia Journal of Law and Gender (2001)

Law Faculty. Utah Law Review (1999)

jurisprudencecivil procedureacademic ethichigher educationlawadministrative laweducation

The Third Model of Criminal Process: The Victim Participation Model. SSRN Electronic Journal (1999)

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Doug Beloof

Emeritus Professor of Law

Lewis & Clark College

Affiliations

College Of Lewis And Clark Law

Lewis & Clark College

School of Law

School Of Lewis And Clark Law

Doug Beloof is currently serving as a College Of Lewis And Clark Law Emeritus Professor of Law at Lewis & Clark College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Doug Beloof

Lewis & Clark College

Emeritus Professor of Law

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Let the Truth Be Told: Proposed Hearsay Exceptions to Admit Domestic Violence Victims’ out of Court Statements as Substantive Evidence. Columbia Journal of Gender and Law (2019)

Comparing Modern Victims' Rights in Israel and America: Israeli Victims' Rights Need Remedy. SSRN Electronic Journal (2014)

Making Constitutional the Permissive Inference in Giles V. California: Changing the Intent to Silence From 'Purposely' to 'Knowingly'. SSRN Electronic Journal (2009)

ESSAY: Enabling Rape Shield Procedure Under Crime Victims’ Constitutional Privacy Rights. Brigham Young University Law Review (2005)

The Crime Victim's Right to Attend the Trial: The Reascendant National Consensus. (2005)

Douglas Evan BeloofPaul G. Cassell

jurisprudencepolitical sciencepublic lawcriminologysocial scienceslawcrime victimhuman rightsvictimologycorrectional practicecriminal justicereascendant national consensussocial justice

The Third Wave of Crime Victims' Rights: Standing, Remedy, and Review. eYLS (Yale Law School) (2005)

Constitutional Implications of Crime Victims as Participants. eYLS (Yale Law School) (2003)

ESSAY: Crime Victim Rights: Critical Concepts for Animal Rights. Columbia Journal of Law and Gender (2001)

Law Faculty. Utah Law Review (1999)

jurisprudencecivil procedureacademic ethichigher educationlawadministrative laweducation

The Third Model of Criminal Process: The Victim Participation Model. SSRN Electronic Journal (1999)

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