Further Reading
- Briggs, Jacob D. (2007). "Gonzalez-Lopez and Its Bright-Line Rule: Result of Broad Judicial Philosophical or Context-Specific Principles". Brigham Young University Law Review 2007 (2): 531–573.
Read more about this topic: United States V. Gonzalez-Lopez
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