CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 57 NUMBER 1 FALL 2007
ARTICLES
Bringing Deference Back (But for How Long?), Justice Alito, Chevron, Auer, and Chenery in the
Supreme Courts 2006 Term
Stephen M. Johnson
1
Corporate Governance, the Securities and Exchange Commission, and the Limits of Disclosure
J. Robert Brown, Jr.
45
Revisiting the Rules of Procedure and Evidence Applicable in Adversarial Administrative Deportation Proceedings:
Lessons from the Department of Labor Rules of Evidence
Won Kidane
93
Taking Ethical Obligations Seriously: A look at American Codes of Professional Responsibility Through a
Perspective of Jewish Law and Ethics
Samuel J. Levine
165
COMMENTS
Connecticut Coalition for Justice in Education Funding v. Rell: What Is an Equitable Solution
to Public School Funding?
Lex Urban
203
The Georgia Legislature Strikes with a Vengeance! Sex Offender Residency Restrictions & the Deterioration
of the Ex Post Facto Clause
Amanda West
239
Dissecting the Constitutional Admissibility of Autopsy Reports after Crawford
Matthew Yanovitch
269
NOTE
United Stares v. Rayburn House Office Building, Room 2113: A Midnight Raid on the
Constitution or Business as Usual?
Brian Reimels
293
THE JOURNAL OF ENERGY AND DEVELOPMENT
VOLUME 32 NUMBER 1 AUTUMN 2006
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
Holding Companies, Market Liquidity, and the Development of the Electric Power Industry
William R. Schrade and W. David Walls
1
Reciprocating Engines: A Global Comparative Study as a Source of Distributed Power Generation
Jack A. Fuller and Aseem Tiwari
15
Oil and Natural-Gas Markets
Guy F. Caruso and Susan H. Holte
25
Europe's Natural-Gas Market—Security of Supply and Industry Restructuring
Øystein Noreng
37
U.S. Natural-Gas Price Volatility and the Collapse of Enron
Salah Abosedra, Kausik Chaudhuri, and Abdallah Dah
59
Blazing the Green Path: Renewable Energy and State-Society Relations in Costa Rica
Joseph Wilde-Ramsing and Brian Potter
69
The Disconnect in the Crude-Oil Price and Inventory Relationship
Michael Ye, John Zyren, and Joanne Shore
93
Energy Consumption and Economic Growth: Evidence from Turkey
Hakan Çetinta?
105
An Analysis of Energy Strategies in China and India
Hiroyuki Ishida
121
Latin American Geopolitics vs. Energy Patterns: Ideology, Energy Production Sustainability,
and U.S. Security
Alberto Cisneros-Lavaller
133
BOOKS/PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED
155
JOURNAL OF LAW AND COMMERCE
VOLUME 26 NUMBER 1/2 2006/2007
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLES
Zapata Retold: Attorneys' Fees Are (Still) Not Governed by the CISG
Joseph Lookofsky & Harry Flechtner
1
"Measuring the Immeasurable"—The Effects of Trademark Regimes: A Case Study of Arab Countries
Amir H. Khoury
11
Legal Costs as Damages in the Application of UN Sales Law
Dr. Peter Schlechtriem
71
The Enron Collapse and Criminal Liabilities of Auditors and Lawyers for Defective Prospectuses in the
United States, Australia and Canada: A Review
S.M. Solaiman
81
The UNIDROIT Principles of Contract Law; Is There Room for Their Inclusion into Domestic Contracts?
Dr. Bruno Zeller
115
NOTES
IBP, Inc. v. Alvarez: Has the Supreme Court Placed Employers on the Cutting Block?
Rachel Felton
129
Civil Rights for Trafficked Persons: Recommendations for a More Effective Federal Civil Remedy
Shannon Lack
151
KENTUCKY LAW JOURNAL
VOLUME 96 NUMBER 2 2007—2008
ARTICLES
BUMPING ALONG THE BOTTOM: ABANDONED PRINCIPLES AND FAILED FIDUCIARY STANDARDS IN UNIFORM PARTNERSHIP AND LLC STATUTES
Rutheford B Campbell, Jr.
163
OPEN OR CLOSED: BALANCING BORDER POLICY WITH HUMAN RIGHTS
Elizabeth M. Bruch
197
LAW FIRM PARTNERS AS THEIR BROTHERS' KEEPERS
Douglas R. Richmond
231
HOW DO I LOVE THEE, LET ME COUNT THE DAYS: DEATHBED MARRIAGES IN AMERICA
Terry L. Turnipseed
275
NOTES
"FACE TO FACE" WITH THE RIGHT OF CONFRONTATION: A CRITIQUE OF THE SUPREME
COURT OF KENTUCKY'S APPROACH TO THE CONFRONTATION CLAUSE OF THE
KENTUCKY CONSTITUTION
Sarah M. Dunn
301
FRIEND OR FIEND? A "FAIR USE" ANALYSIS OF AUDIOBLOGS
Carson Blythe Morris
323
SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 37 NUMBER 1 2008
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLES
THIS IS THE TRAP THE COURTS BUILT: DEALING WITH THE ENTANGLEMENT OF RELIGION AND
THE ORIGIN OF LIFE IN AMERICAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Jana R. McCreary
1
DARWIN, DOGMA, AND DEFINITIONS: A REPLY TO PROFESSOR MCCREARY
Peter Irons
69
FOCUSING TOO MUCH ON THE FOREST MIGHT HIDE THE EVOLVING TREES:
A RESPONSE TO PROFESSOR IRONS
Jana R. McCreary
83
ARTHUR ANDERSEN AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM
Jeffrey S. Kinsler
97
TAX INCENTIVES FOR HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE:
EDUCATION TAX EXPENDITURE REFORM AND THE INCLUSION OF REFUNDABLE TAX CREDITS
Sean M. Stegmaier
135
NOTES
ALL HAT AND NO HORSE? MCBEE V. DELICA AND THE EXTRATERRITORIAL APPLICATION
OF THE LANHAM ACT
Chad Holley
183
DOWN TO THE LAST .JPEG: ADDRESSING THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF SUSPICIONLESS
BORDER SEARCHES OF COMPUTERS AND ONE COURT'S PIONEERING APPROACH IN
UNITED STATES V. ARNOLD
Lindsay E. Harrell
205
COMMENT
ENFORCEMENT OF IN INTERSPOUSAL CONTRACTS: OUT WITH THE “OLD BAIL & CHAIN” AND IN
WITH MARITAL GENDER EQUALITY AND FREEDOM
Vivian Bodey
239
STANFORD LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 60 NUMBER 4 FEBRUARY 2008
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
A TEXTUAL-HISTORICAL THEORY OF THE NINTH AMENDMENT
Kurt E. Lash
895
KURT LASH'S MAJORITARIAN DIFFICULTY: A RESPONSE TOR TEXTUAL-HISTORICAL
THEORY OF THE NINTH AMENDMENT
Randy E. Barnett
937
ON FEDERALISM, FREEDOM, AND THE FOUNDERS' VIEW OF RETAINED RIGHTS:
A REPLY TO RANDY BARNETT
Kurt T. Lash
969
EX PARTE YOUNG
John Harrison
989
TILE SURPRISINGLY STRONGER CASE FOR THE LEGALITY OF THE NSA SURVEILLANCE
PROGRAM: THE FDR PRECEDENT
Neal Katyal & Richard Caplan
1023
TERRORISM AND THE CONVERGENCE OF CRIMINAL AND MILITARY DETENTION MODELS
Robert Chesney & Jack Goldsmith
1079
THE CONSTITUTION AND THE RIGHTS NOT TO PROCREATE
I. Glenn Cohen
1135
PRIVATIZATION AND THE LAW AND ECONOMICS OF POLITICAL ADVOCACY
Alexander Volokh
1197
SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 41 NUMBER 2 2008
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CASE COMMENTS
Administrative Law—First Circuit Decides Qualified Federal Law Enforcement Privilege Outweighs State's
Prerogative to Enforce Criminal Code—Puerto Rico v. United States, 490 F.3d 50(1st Cir. 2007)
313
Commercial and Consumer Credit Law—Class Action Remedy Unavailable in First Circuit for
Plaintiffs Seeking Rescission Under Truth in Lending Act- McKenna v. First Horizon Home Loan Corp.,
475 F.3d 418 (1st Cit. 2007)
321
Commercial and Consumer Credit Law—First Circuit Properly Construes Holder in Due Course
Doctrine Under Massachusetts Law Jelmoli Holding, Inc. v. Raymond James Financial Services, Inc.,
470 F.3d 14 (1st Cir. 2006)
329
Constitutional Law—Diminished Expectations of Privacy and the Human Genome: Circuits Align on
Mandatory DNA Profiling of Convicted Felons—United States v. Weikert, 504 F.3d 1 (1st Cir. 2007)
337
Constitutional Law—First Circuit Requires Minimal Commercial Effect for RICO Violations Based on Local
Noneconomic Activity—United States v. Nascimento, 491 F.3d 25 (1st Cir. 2007), petition for cert. filed, No.
07-7925 (U.S. Nov. 26, 2007)
347
Constitutional Law—First Circuit Vacates Preemption Finding Relating to Three Massachusetts Oil Spill
Prevention Act Provisions—United States v. Massachusetts, 493 F.3d 1 (1st Cir. 2007)
355
Constitutional Law—First Circuit Questions Correctional Facility's Blanket Ban on Inmate Preaching—
Spratt v. Rhode Island Department of Corrections, 482 F.3d 33 (1st Cir. 2007)
361
Criminal Law—First Circuit Upholds Constitutionality of Juvenile Convictions as Predicate Offenses Under
the Armed Career Criminal Act United States v. Matthews, 498 F.3d 25 (1st Ch. 2007)
369
Criminal Law—Derivative Entrapment Defense Applies When Government Agent Acts Through
Unsuspecting Middleman to Induce Targeted Defendant—United States v. Luisi, 482 F.3d 43 (1st Cir. 2007)
379
Criminal Law—First Circuit Allows Guilty Plea for Misprision to Stand Under Plain Error Review—United
States v. Caraballo-Rodriguez, 480 F.3d 62 (1st Cir. 2007), cert. denied, 128 S. Ct.489 (2007)
387
Criminal Law—First Circuit Holds Federal Courts Lack Jurisdiction to Expunge Criminal Records on
Equitable Grounds—United States v. Coloian, 480 F.3d 47 (I st Cir. 2007),
cert. denied, 128 S. Ct. 377 (2007)
395
Federal Jurisprudence—The First Circuit Construes Plurality Opinions to Expand the Reach of the Clean
Water Act—United States v. Johnson, 467 F.3d 56 (1st Cir. 2006), cert. denied, 128 S. Ct. 375 (2007)
401
Labor and Employment Law—Uncertainty Over Burden of Proof for Mixed Motive Employee Discharge—
Hospital Cristo Redentor, Inc. v. NLRB, 488 F.3d 513 (1st Cir. 2007)
409
Labor and Employment Law—A Deferential Standard for Administrators Within a Statute Meant to Protect
Workers—Bard v. Boston Shipping Association, 471 F.3d 229 (1st Cir. 2006)
417
Labor and Employment Law—First Circuit Upholds Department of Labor's Broad Construction of the
FMLA-- Rucker v. Lee Holding Co., 471 F.3d 6 (1st Cir. 2006)
425
Securities Law—First Circuit Limits Scope of "Safe Harbor" Disclosure Loophole Under Misappropriation
Theory of Insider Trading—SEC v. Rocklage, 470 F.3d 1 (1st Cir. 2006)
435
TABLE OF CASES
United States v. Weikert, 504 F.3d 1 (1st Cr. 2007)
337
United States v. Matthews, 498 F.3d 25 (1st Cit. 2007)
369
United States v. Nascimento, 491 F.3d 25 (1st Cir. 2007), petition for cert. filed, No. 07-7925
(U.S. Nov.26, 2007)
347
United States v. Massachusetts, 493 F.3d 1 (1st Cir. 2007)
355
Puerto Rico v. United States, 490 F.3d 50 (1st Cir. 2007)
313
Hospital Cristo Redentor, Inc. v. NLRB, 488 F.3d 513 (1st Cit. 2007)
409
United States v. Luisi, 482 F.3d 43 (1st Cit. 2007)
379
Sprat' v. Rhode Island Department of Corrections, 482 F.3d 33 (1st Cir. 2007)
361
United States v. Omaha/to-Rodriguez, 480 F.3d 62 (1st Cir. 2007), cert. denied, 128 S. Ct. 489 (2007)
387
United States v. Coloian, 480 F.3d 47 (1st Cir. 2007), cert. denied,
128 S. Ct. 377 (2007)
395
McKenna v. First Horizon Home Loan Corp., 475 F.3d 418 (1st Cir. 2007)
321
Bard v. Boston Shipping Association, 471 F.3d 229 (I st Cir. 2006)
417
Rucker v. Lee Holding Co., 47I. F.3d 6 (1st Cit. 2006)
425
Jelmoli Holding, Inc. v. Raymond James Financial Services, Inc., 470 F.3d 14 (1st Cir. 2006)
329
SEC v. Rocklage, 470 F.3d 1 (1st Cir. 2006)
435
United States v. Johnson, 467 F.3d 56 (1st Cir. 2006), cert denied, 128 S. Ct. 375 (2007)
401
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 33 NUMBER 1 FALL 2007
ARTICLES
MISADVENTURES INTO CORPORATE PROSECUTIONS AFTER THE HOLDER,
THOMPSON, AND MCNULTY MEMORANDA
VALERIE FIGUEREDO
1
MANDATORY-MINIMUM SENTENCES AND THE JURY: TIME AGAIN TO REVISIT
THEIR RELATIONSHIP
KIRK J. HENDERSON
37
THE OPTIMAL LAW ENFORCEMENT WITH MANDATORY DEFENDANT CLASS ACTION
NELSON RODRIGUES NETTO
59
COMMENTS
LEGISLATIVE MALPRACTICE: AN ANALYSIS OF OHIO'S PROPOSED MANDATORY MEDICAL
MALPRACTICE ARBITRATION PROGRAM
JOSEPH C. KRELLA
119
THE REGULATOR STRIKES BACK: A LOOK AT THE SEC'S MOST RECENT ATTEMPT TO REGULATE
HEDGE FUNDS AND WHAT IT MISSED
ALEXANDER R. ROCHE
145
BERKELEY JOURNAL OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN LAW & POLICY
VOLUME 9 ISSUE 1 SPRING 2007
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EDITORS' NOTE
Hollie L. Sawyers and C'Reda J. Weeden, Co-Editors-in-Chief
1
ARTICLES
CROSS BURNINGS AND THE HARM-VALUATION ANALYTIC: A TALE OF TWO CASES
Ronald Turner
3
TOWARD A SUI GENERIS VIEW OF BLACK RIGHTS IN CANADA? OVERCOMING THE DIFFERENCE-
DENIAL MODEL OF COUNTERING ANTI-BLACK RACISM
Lolita Buckner Inniss
32
BOOK REVIEW
REIMAGINING REVOLUTION: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF SIMON SCHAMA'S ROUGH CROSSINGS:
BRITAIN, THE SLAVES, AND THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
SpearIt
74
BERKELEY JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
VOLUME 25 NUMBER 3 2007
Keynote Address
THE WTO AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAW AFTER DOHA: WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?
Dr. Alejandro Jara
384
Articles
BEYOND DOHA'S PROMISES: ADMINISTRATIVE BARRIERS AS AN OBSTRUCTION
TO DEVELOPMENT
Sungjoon Cho
395
THE WTO DOHA DEVELOPMENT AGENDA: WHAT IS AT STAKE
Christina R. Sevilla
425
BILATERAL REGIONALISM: PARADOXES OF EAST ASIAN INTEGRATION
Timothy Webster
434
Book Review
THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Jacob Werksman
459
JOURNAL OF THE COPYRIGHT SOCIETY OF THE USA
VOLUME 55 NUMBERS 2/3 WINTER-SPRING 2008
CONTENTS
From the Desk of the Acting Editor
1
PART I
ARTICLES
Exploding the "Inverse Ratio Rule"
David Aronoff
125
Gorillas in Our Midst: Searching for King Kong in the Music Jungle
Michael A. Einhorn
145
Beyond the Copyright Crisis: Principles for Change
Paul Edward Geller
165
Copyright's Deus Ex Machina: Reverse Registration as Economic Fostering of Orphan Works
Darrin Keith Henning
201
The Protection of Cinematographic Works Under the Copyright Laws of Egypt and Lebanon
Makeen F. Makeen
223
Promotion of the Arts: An Argument for Limited Copyright Protection of Illegal Graffiti
Danwill Schwender
257
Authors as Copyright Campaigners: Mark Twain's Legacy
Catherine Seville
283
Alienation by Copyright: Abolishing Copyright to Spur Individual Creativity
Martin Skladany
361
Funny is Fair: The Case for According Increased Value to Humor in Copyright Fair Use Analysis
Roger L. Zissu
393
PART II
COPYRIGHT CORNER
A Manifesto on Industrial Design Protection: Resurrecting the Design Registration League
Perry J. Saidman and Theresa Esquerra
423
PART III
LEGISLATIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE DEVELOPMENTS
435
PART IV
BIBLIOGRAPHY
443
LAW AND CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS
VOLUME 70 NUMBER 4 AUTUMN 2007
ODIOUS DEBT WEARS TWO FACES: SYSTEMIC ILLEGITIMACY, PROBLEMS, AND OPPORTUNITIES
IN TRADITIONAL ODIOUS DEBT CONCEPTIONS IN GLOBALIZED ECONOMIC REGIMES
Larry Catá Backer
1
PARTIALLY ODIOUS DEBTS?
Omri Ben-Shahar and Mitu Gulati
47
ODIOUS DEBTS OR ODIOUS REGIMES?
Patrick Bolton and David Skeel
83
LAW AND TRANSNATIONAL CORRUPTION: THE NEED FOR LINCOLN'S LAW ABROAD
Paul D. Carrington
109
THE ODIOUS DEBT DOCTRINE AFTER IRAQ
Jai Damle
139
AGENCY BY ANALOGY: A COMMENT ON ODIOUS DEBT
Deborah A. DeMott
157
EQUITABLE SUBORDINATION, FRAUDULENT TRANSFER, AND SOVEREIGN DEBT
Adam Feibelman
171
ODIOUS DEBT, OLD AND NEW: THE LEGAL INTELLECTUAL HISTORY OF AN IDEA
James V. Feinerman
193
ODIOUS, ILLEGITIMATE, ILLEGAL, OR LEGAL DEBTS—WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE FOR
INTERNATIONAL CHAPTER 9 DEBT ARBITRATION?
Kunibert Raffer
221
SOVEREIGN DEBT RESTRUCTURING, ODIOUS DEBT, AND THE POLITICS OF DEBT RELIEF
Robert K. Rasmussen
249
ODIOUS DEBT IN RETROSPECT
Daniel K. Tarullo
263
OREGON LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 86 NUMBER 1 2007
ARTICLES
Defense Access to a Prosecution Witness's Psychotherapy or Counseling Records
Clifford S. Fishman
1
Anticonsultative Trends in Nonprofit Governance
Norman I. Silber
65
Reconciliation and Nonrepetition: A New Paradigm for African-American Reparations
Maxine Burkett
99
Imagining a Progressive and Comprehensive Consumption Tax
Sean Raft
161
COMMENTS
How to Stop a Predator: The Rush to Enact Mandatory Sex Offender Residency Restrictions and
Why States Should Abstain
Justin H. Boyd
219
Cages, Clinics, and Consequences: The Chilling Problems of Controlling Special-Interest Extremism
Dane E. Johnson
249
U.C. DAVIS LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 41 NUMBER 3 FEBRUARY 2008
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SYMPOSIUM — KATZ V. U.S.: 40 YEARS LATER
WELCOMING REMARKS
Dean Rex R. Perschbacher
775
PRIVACY, POLICING HOMOSEXUALITY, AND ENFORCING SOCIAL NORMS
GARBAGE PAILS AND PUPPY DOG TAILS: IS THAT WHAT KATZ IS MADE OF?
Aya Gruber
781
THE KATZ JURY
Erik Luna
839
"ONE TRAIN MAY HIDE ANOTHER": KATZ, STONEWALL, AND THE SECRET SUBTEXT OF
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
David Alan Sklansky
875
KATZ AT FORTY: A SOCIOLOGICAL JURISPRUDENCE WHOSE TIME HAS COME
Jonathan Simon
935
RIGHTS AND REMEDIES
ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE AND THE RIGHT TO BE SECURE
Timothy Casey
977
KATZ IN THE AGE OF HUDSON V. MICHIGAN: SOME THOUGHTS ON "SUPPRESSION
AS A LAST RESORT"
Sharon L. Davies & Anna B. Scanlon
1035
OF KATZ AND "ALIENS": PRIVACY EXPECTATIONS AND THE IMMIGRATION RAIDS
Raquel Aldana
1081
THE FOURTH AMENDMENT AND PRIVACY IMPLICATIONS OF INTERIOR
IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT
Anil Kalhan
1137
INTERNATIONAL CRIME AND TERRORISM
KATZ AND THE WAR ON TERRORISM
Glenn Sulmasy & John Yoo
1219
THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION'S TERRORIST SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM AND THE FOURTH
AMENDMENT'S WARRANT REQUIREMENT: LESSONS FROM JUSTICE POWELL
AND THE KEITH CASE
Tracey Maclin
1259
VIRGINIA LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 94 NUMBER 1 MARCH 2008
ARTICLES
Information and the Market for Union Representation
Matthew T. Bodie
1
Overcoming Procedural Boundaries
Issachar Rosen-Zvi and Talia Fisher
79
ESSAY
From Langdell to Law and Economics: Two Conceptions of Stare Decisis in Contract Law and Theory
Jody S. Kraus
157
NOTES
Finding the Proper Balance: Protecting Suicidal Students Without Harming Universities
Karin McAnaney
197
A Doctrine of Faith and Credit
Brian M. Vines
247
APPALACHIAN JOURNAL OF LAW
VOLUME 7 ISSUE 1 WINTER 2007
ARTICLES
Sustainable Forestry in Virginia: Opportunities for Overdue Legislation and Options for Private Landowners
Robert Jackson Allen
1
Making Room at the Table: The Public Policy Dangers of Over-Reliance on Black-Letter Contract Terms in
State Common Interest Community Law
John C. Kuzenski
35
Executive Parity: How the Structure of Executive Branches at the City, State, and Federal Level Impacts
Presidents and Presidential Candidates
Alexandra R. Harrington
67
The Role of International Human Rights Law in the American Decision to Abolish the Juvenile Death Penalty
William Feldman
89
The Terminator Terminates Terminators: Governor Schwarzenegger's Signature, SB 678, and How
California Attempts to Abolish the Existing Indian Family Exception and Why Other States Should Follow
Daniel Albañil Adlong
109
Warriors Without Law: Embracing a Spectrum of Status for Military Actors
Christopher J. Mandernach
137
FORDHAM LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 76 NUMBER 4 MARCH 2008
ESSAY
THE PROGRESS OF WOMEN LAWYERS AT BIG FIRMS: STEADIED OR SIMPLY STUDIED?
Judith S. Kaye & Anne C. Reddy
1941
ARTICLES
TAKING FINANCE SERIOUSLY: HOW DEBT FINANCING DISTORTS BIDDING OUTCOMES
IN CORPORATE TAKEOVERS
Robert P. Bartlett III
1975
HARMLESS CONSTITUTIONAL ERROR AND THE INSTITUTIONAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE JURY
Roger A. Fairfax, Jr.
2027
NOTES
TURF WARS: STREET GANGS AND THE OUTER LIMITS OF RICO'S
"AFFECTING COMMERCE" REQUIREMENT
Frank D'Angelo
2075
EXPLAINING AWAY THE OBVIOUS: THE INFEASIBILITY OF CHARACTERIZING THE SECOND
AMENDMENT AS A NONINDIVIDUAL RIGHT
George A. Mocsary
2113
ALIEN TORT STATUTE ACCOMPLICE LIABILITY CASES: SHOULD COURTS APPLY THE
PLAUSIBILITY PLEADING STANDARD OF BELL ATLANTIC v. TWOMBLY?
Amanda Sue Nichols
2177
RULE 26(a)(2)(B) OF THE FEDERAL RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE: IN THE INTEREST
OF FULL DISCLOSURE?
Katherine A. Rocco
2227
FORDHAM URBAN LAW JOURNAL
VOLUME 35 NUMBER 2 FEBRUARY 2008
ARTICLES
CARD CHECK RECOGNITION: NEW HOUSE RULES FOR UNION ORGANIZING?
Rafael Gely and Timothy D. Chandler
247
LABOR ORGANIZING BY EXECUTIVE ORDER: GOVERNOR SPITZER AND THE UNIONIZATION OF
HOME-BASED CHILD DAY-CARE PROVIDERS
David L. Gregory
277
BINATIONAL GUESTWORKER UNIONS: MOVING GUESTWORKERS INTO THE HOUSE OF LABOR
Jennifer Hill
307
FINDING THE SYNERGY BETWEEN LAW AND ORGANIZING: EXPERIENCES FROM THE
STREETS OF LOS ANGELES
Victor Narro
339
LABOR'S WAGE WAR
Catherine K. Ruckelshaus
373
NOVA LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 32 NUMBER 1 FALL 2007
Articles and Surveys
Criminal Law: 2004—2007 Review of Florida Law
William E. Adams, Jr.
1
2006—2007 Survey of Florida Law Affecting Business Owners
Barbara Landau
21
Twin Cases of a Taxing Sort
James McAuley
123
2006—2007 Survey of Florida Public Employment Law
John Sanchez
141
Demystifying Florida Mediator Ethics: The Good, the Bad, and the Unseemly
Fran L. Tetunic
205
Notes and Comments
Please Leave a Message After the Tone: How Florida Lawyers Should Approach the "Mini-Miranda"
Warning Requirement of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
Shera Erskine
245
Medical Peer Review in Florida: Is the Privilege Under Attack?
Talia Storch
269
THE SCRIBES JOURNAL OF LEGAL WRITING
VOLUME 11 2007
Contents
From the Editor
iii
Articles
The Art of Consumer Drafting
Wayne Schiess
1
The Ten Worst Faults in Drafting Contracts
Duke McDonald
25
Globalizing Legal Drafting: What the Chinese Can Teach Us About Ejusdem Generis and All That
Preston M. Torbert
41
The Other Side of Ejusdem Generis
Gregory R. Englert
51
True Confessions of a Diddle-Diddle Dumb-Head
Richard C. Wydick
57
Hunting Down Nouners
Joseph Kimble
79
Reducing Citation Anxiety
Darby Dickerson
85
Stop the Blind from Leading the Sighted: A Proposal to Improve the Quality of U.S. Law Reviews
Ross P. Buckley
97
Nelson P. Miller Why Prolixity Does Not Produce Clarity: Francis Lieber on Plain Language
107
The "Best of" Series
Kenneth F. Oettle
Choose an Approach That Will Appeal to the Court's Conscience
117
Don't Give Your Adversaries Free Airtime
121
Eschew Exaggerations Disparagements, and Other, Intensifiers
125
Transition by Repetition: Take One Step Back to Go Two Steps Forward
129
Carefully Craft Your Sets and Subsets
133
Give a Quotation a Good Introduction
137
Book Notices
Tiger Jackson and Jeff Newman
Academic Legal Writing: Law Review Articles, Student Notes, Seminar Papers, and Getting on Law Review
141
Clarity for Lawyers
142
Drafting and Analyzing Contracts
143
Drafting Contracts: How and Why Lawyers Do What They Do
143
The Elements of Contract Drafting: With Questions and Clauses for Consideration
145
A Form and Style Manual for Lawyers
146
Law School Exams: Preparing and Writing to Win
147
The Lawyer's Guide to Writing Well
148
Legal, Legislative, and Rule Drafting in Plain English
149
Legal Drafting: Process, Techniques, and Exercises
150
Legislative Drafter's Deskbook: A Practical Guide
151
Lifting the Fog of Legalese: Essays on Plain Language
153
Making Your Point: A Practical Guide to Persuasive Legal Writing
156
Modern Legal Drafting: A Guide to Using Clearer Language
157
The Party of the First Part
157
Writing a Legal Memo
158
Writing for Law Practice
160
Notes on Contributors
161
UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE LAW JOURNAL
VOLUME 40 NUMBER 3 WINTER 2008
CONTENTS
Copyrights and Their Receivables Under Revised Article 9 The Decreased Displacement Potential
of the Copyright Act
Ashley McDow
281
A New International Regime for Railway Rolling Stock Asset-Based Financing
J. Atwood
307
The Enforceability of Class Action Waivers in Consumer Agreements
Gregory C. Cook and A. Kelly Brennan
331
The Convention on International Sale of Goods
Awareness of the CISG Among American Attorneys
George V. Philippopoulos
357
CISG in China and Beyond
Fan Yang
373
CISG and UCC Comparisons and Match-Ups
Albert H. Kritzer
391
Judicial Highlights
Louis F. Del Duca and Patrick Del Duca
405
Current Literature
411
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 79 ISSUE 1 2008
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
The Future of Federal Sentencing Policy: Learning Lessons from Republican Judicial Appointees
in the Guidelines Era
David M. Zlotnick
1
The Accounting: Habeas Corpus and Enemy Combatants
Emily Calhoun
77
Civic Republicanism, Public Choice Theory, and Neighborhood Councils: A New Model
for Civic Engagement
Matthew J. Parlow
137
COMMENTS AND CASENOTE
Beyond the Davis Dictum: Reforming Nontestimonial Identification Evidence Rules and Statutes
Jennifer M. DiLalla
189
Interstate Instability: Why Colorado's Alien Smuggling Statute Is Preempted by Federal Immigration Laws
Ben Meade
237
Opening the Door: Crowe v. Tull and the Application of the Colorado Consumer Protection Act to Attorneys
Daniela Ronchetti
295
What Happened to "Paul's Law"?: Insights on Advocating for Better Training and Better Outcomes in
Encounters Between Law Enforcement and Persons with Autism Spectrum Disorders
Elizabeth Hervey Osborn
333
THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 56 NUMBER 2 JANUARY 2008
ARTICLES
Jurisdiction, Merits, and Non-Extant Rights
Howard M. Wasserman
227
Adding Colors to the Chameleon: Why the Supreme Court Should Have Adopted a New Compelling
Governmental Interest Test for Race-Preference Student Assignment Plans
Leslie Yalof Garfield
277
Policy and Theoretical Dimensions of Qualified Tax Partnerships
Bradley T. Borden
317
In Defense of Online Intermediary Immunity: Facilitating Communities of Modified Exceptionalism
H. Brian Holland
369
COMMENTS
Institutionalization as Discrimination: How Medicaid Waivers, the ADA, and § 1983 Fail
Julia Gilmore Gaughan
405
Nothing to Hide: Why Metadata Should Be Presumed Relevant
Mike Breen
439
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 60 NUMBER 1 WINTER 2008
ARTICLES
The Importance of Resource Allocation in Administrative Law
Eric Biber
1
On Presidents, Agencies, and the Stem Cells Between Them: A Legal Analysis of President Bush's and
the Federal Government's Policy on the Funding of Research Involving Human Embryonic Stem Cells
Yaniv Heled
65
The FTC, the Unfairness Doctrine, and Data Security
Breach Litigation: Has the Commission Gone Too Far?
Michael D. Scott
127
NOTES AND COMMENTS
On Media Consolidation, the Public Interest, and Notice and Agency Consideration of Comments
Mary M. Underwood
185
No Child Left Behind Waivers: A Lesson in Federal Flexibility or Regulatory Failure?
Kristina P. Doan
211
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
Searching for Chevron in Muddy Watters: The Roberts Court and Judicial Review of Agency Regulations
Ann Graham
229
CURRENTS
VOLUME 14 NO.2 WINTER 2005
THE WTO VIOLATIONS IN CHINA'S NEW AUTOMOBILE POLICY AS IT SEEKS TO
PROTECT ITS DOMESTIC CONGLOMERATES THROUGH NON-MARKET MEANS
Chunyu Jean Wang
3
FRANCHISING IN CHINA: A CURRENT PERSPECTIVE
Bryan W. Blades
20
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS AND ROUTES FOR ENFORCING
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS IN CHINA
Peiyu Sun &Aaron Wininger
39
CHINESE RETAIL AND WHOLESALE MARKETS OPEN SLOWLY TO FOREIGN INVESTORS
Tom Tong
43
BYRD-WATCHING: CONTINUATION OF THE CONTINUED DUMPING AND SUBSIDY OFFSET ACT
Joseph M. Barbato
45
ASSESSING MULTILATERAL VS. BILATERAL AGREEMENTS AND GEOGRAPHIC INDICATIONS
THROUGH INTERNATIONAL FOOD AND WINE
Vicki Waye
56
INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION AND ENFORCEMENT IN CHINA:
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES AND CURRENT TRENDS
Christopher Shen
70
PIRACY IN CHINA: IDENTIFYING THE PROBLEM AND IMPLEMENTING SOLUTIONS
Frank Lin
84
BOOK REVIEW
TRADE IN SERVICES: GLOBAL REGULATION AND THE IMPACT ON KEY SERVICE SECTORS
BY PHILIP RAWORTH
Sucharita Jana
99
HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW
VOLUME 86 NO.4 APRIL 2008
FEATURES
Reverse Engineering Google's Innovation Machine
Bala lyer and Thomas H. Davenport
58
The Four Things a Service Business Must Get Right
Frances X. Frei
70
Can You Say What Your Strategy Is?
David J. Collis and Michael G. Rukstad
82
The Right Way to Manage Unprofitable Customers
Vikas Mittal, Matthew Sarkees, and Feisal Murshed
94
Leading from the Boardroom
Jay W. Lorsch and Robert C. Clark
104
DEPARTMENTS
COMPANY INDEX
12
FROM THE EDITOR
Magic by Design
14
FORETHOUGHT
20
HBR CASE STUDY
Open Source: Salvation or Suicide?
Scott Wilson and Ajit Kambil
33
DIFFERENT VOICE
Creativity Step by Step, A Conversation with Choreographer Twyla Tharp
47
2007 MCKINSEY AWARDS AND 2008 MCKINSEY JUDGES
53
STRATEGIC HUMOR
92
MANAGING YOURSELF
Be a Better Leader, Have a Richer Life
Stewart D. Friedman
112
FIRST PERSON
Managing Hypergrowth
Alexander V. Izosimov
121
INDIANA LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 41 2008 NUMBER 1
TRIBUTES
Biographical Tribute for Professor and Associate Dean Thomas B. Allington
Gerald L. Bepko
1
A Colleague's Tribute to Thomas B. Allington Professor of Law and Associate Dean for Technology
Lawrence A. Jegen, III
5
Thomas B. Allington
Norman Lefstein
7
ARTICLES
Recent Defenses of Consideration: Commodification and Collaboration
Mark B. Wessman
9
Shielding Children from Violent Video Games Through Ratings Offender Lists
Kevin W. Saunders
55
Tinker and Student Free Speech Rights: A Functionalist Alternative
R. George Wright
105
"Old Stinking, Old Nasty, Old Itchy Old Toad": Defamation Law, Warts and All (A Call for Reform)
Julie C. Sipe
137
NOTES
Should You Leave Your Laptop at Home When Traveling Abroad?:
The Fourth Amendment and Border Searches of Laptop Computers
Rasha Alzahabi
161
Garcetti v. Ceballos: Public Employees Left to Decide
"Your Conscience or Your Job"
Elizabeth M. Ellis
187
Indiana's Brownfields Initiatives: A Vehicle for Pursuing Environmental Justice or Just Blowing Smoke?
Oni N. Harton
215
Indiana Proposed Defense of Marriage Amendment: What Will It Do and Why Is It Needed
Melissa B. Neely
245
THE JOHN MARSHALL LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 40 SUMMER 2007 NUMBER 4
GAMING LAW SYMPOSIUM
Theseus, the Labyrinth, and the Ball of String: Navigating the
Regulatory Maze to Ensure Enforceability of Tribal Gaming Contracts
Heidi McNeil Staudenmaier & Ruth K. Khalsa
1123
Gambling and the Law®:The International Law of Remote Wagering
I. Nelson Rose
1159
Fantasy Sports: One Form of Mainstream Wagering in the United States
Anthony N. Cabot & Louis V. Csoka
1195
Remedying the Lose-Lose Game of Compulsive Gambling:
Voluntary Exclusions, Mandatory Exclusions, or an Alternative Method?
William N. Thompson, Robert W. Stocker, II & Peter J. Kulick
1221
Labor Regulation, Union Avoidance and Organized Labor Relations Strategies on Tribal Lands: New Indian
Gaming Strategies in the Wake of San Manuel Band of Indians v. National Labor Relations Board
D. Michael McBride, III & H. Leonard Court
1259
Casenote: The Emerald Casino Fiasco
Cory Aronovitz & Jon Topolewski
1305
COMMENTS
Signing Statements and the New Supreme Court: The Future of Presidential Expression
Anne Skrodzki
1317
Boxing Out Big Box Retailers: The Legal and Social Impact of
Big Box Living Wage Legislation
Christine Niemczyk
1339
Hemlock in the Marketplace:
How Freedom of the Press for College Newspapers Poisons the First Amendment
Michael Hopkins
1365
A Winner for the Windy City: A Comment in Support of Establishing
a Land-Based Casino in the City of Chicago
Ronald Neroda
1391
THE JOURNAL OF LAW, ECONOMICS, & ORGANIZATION
VOLUME 24 NO.1 MAY 2008
Editor's Note
Ian Ayres
1
Abortion Access and Risky Sex Among Teens: Parental
Involvement Laws and Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Jonathan Klick and Thomas Stratmann
2
The Effects of the Fourth Amendment: An Economic Analysis
Hugo M. Mialon and Sue H. Mialon
22
Coerced Confessions: Self-Policing in the Shadow of the Regulator
Jodi L. Short and Michael W. Toffel
45
Evidentiary Arbitrage: The Fabrication of Evidence and the Verifiability of Contract Performance
Chris William Sanchirico and George Triantis
72
Ministerial Weights and Government Formation: Estimation Using a Bargaining Model
Takanori Adachi and Yasutora Watanabe
95
Optimal Contracts When a Worker Envies His Boss
Robert Dur and Amihai Glazer
120
Relational Contracts, Multitasking, and Job Design
Anja Schöttner
138
A Theory of Brinkmanship, Conflicts, and Commitments
Michael Schwarz and Konstantin Sonin
163
Commitment, Exchange Autonomy, and the Boundary of the Hierarchical Firm
Nadav Levy
184
Competition, Contractibility, and the Market for Donors to Nonprofits
Marco A. Castaneda, John Garen, and Jeremy Thornton
215
MARYLAND LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 67 2008 NUMBER 2
ARTICLES
A Time to Mourn: Balancing the Right of Free Speech Against the Right of Privacy in Funeral Picketing
Njeri Mathis Rutledge
295
The Mysteriously Reappearing Cause of Action: The Court's Expanded Concept
of Intentional Gender and Race Discrimination in Federally Funded Programs
Derek W. Black
358
Tort Liability for Vendors of Insecure Software: Has the Time Finally Come?
Michael D. Scott
425
NOTE
Garcetti v. Ceballos: Misconstruing Precedent to Curtail Government Employees' First Amendment Rights
485
REAL ESTATE LAW JOURNAL
VOLUME 36, NUMBER 4 SPRING 2008
From the Editor-in-Chief
Robert J. Aalberts
Swinging the Big Stick: How the Circuits Have Interpreted RLUIPA and What Practitioners Need to Know
Edward W. McClenathan
405
Conservation Easements and Eminent Domain at the Intersection;
How Modem Legal Creations Meet Constitutional Principles
Lara Womack Daniel and James D. Timmons
433
From the Courts
Marianne M. Jennings
454
Tax Issues
James A. Fellows
465
From the Environment
Nancy Kubasek
476
Zoning and Land Use Planning
Patricia E. Salkin
484
Digest of Selected Articles
Murray S. Levin
511
COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 108 NUMBER 2 MARCH 2008
ARTICLES
THE IRONY OF JUDICIAL ELECTIONS
David E. Pozen
265
TAKING CARE OF TREATIES
Edward T. Swaine
331
NOTES
CONDITIONAL PREEMPTION, COMMANDEERING, AND THE VALUES OF COOPERATIVE FEDERALISM: AN ANALYSIS OF SECTION 216 OF EPACT
R. Seth Davis
404
A NOT INTRACTABLE PROBLEM: REASONABLE CERTAINTY, TRACTEBEL, AND THE PROBLEM OF
DAMAGES FOR ANTICIPATORY BREACH OF A LONG-TERM CONTRACT IN A THIN MARKET
Matthew Milikowsky
452
ESSAY
STANDING AND THE PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE
Jonathan Remy Nash
494
I/S: A JOURNAL OF LAW AND POLICY FOR THE INFORMATION SOCIETY
VOLUME 3 NUMBER 3 WINTER 2007—08
CONTENTS
2007 PRIVACY YEAR IN REVIEW
Introductory Essay for "2007 Privacy Year in Review"
Peter P. Swire & Martha K. Landesberg
373
National Security Surveillance and National Authentication Systems:
The Terrorist Surveillance Program: Assessing the Legality of the Unknown
Austin Anderson
387
The NSA, AT&T, and the Secrets of Room 641A
Stephen Manuel Wolfson
411
The National Identification Debate: "REAL ID" and Voter Identification
Debra Milberg
443
Government Surveillance in Context, for E-mails, Location, and Video:
Personal Privacy in the Face of Government Use of GPS
Kevin Keener
473
You Better Watch Out, You Better Not Frown, New Video Surveillance Techniques are Already in Town
(and Other Public Spaces)
Carla Scherr
499
The Right to Privacy in Electronic Communications: Current Fourth Amendment and Statutory Protection in
the Wake of Warshak v. United States
Erin E. Wright
531
Privacy on the Internet and in Organizational Databases:
Data Breaches: Recent Developments in the Public and Private Sectors
Michael E. Jones
555
Anti-Spyware Enforcement: Recent Developments
Megan M. Engle
581
Phishing for the Answer: Recent Developments in Combating Phishing
Rasha AlMahroos
595
Recent Developments in RFID Technology: Weighing Utility Against Potential Privacy Concerns
Laura M Ulatowski
623
Sensitive Financial and Medical Information:
Major Developments in Financial Privacy Law 2006: The SWIFT Database Incident, and Updates to the
Gramm-Leach-Bliley and Fair Credit Reporting Acts
Sarah Elizabeth Exten
649
Developments in HIPAA and Health Information Technology
Cicely N. Tingle
677
International Issues:
Between East and West: The APEC Privacy Framework and the Balance of International Data Flows
Carla Bulford
705
ARTICLES
The Federal Trade Commission and Consumer Privacy in the Coming Decade
Joseph Turow, Chris Jay Hoofnagle, Deirdre K. Mulligan, Nathaniel Good, & Jens Grossklags
723
When Does Preemption Not Really Preempt? The Role of State Law after CAN-SPAM
Rita Marie Cain
751
Tracking RFID
Jonathan Weinberg
777
JOURNAL OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION
VOLUME 52 NUMBER 2 APRIL 2008
SPECIAL ISSUE:
International Organizations Count
Emilie M. Hafner-Burton, Jana von Stein, and Erik Gartzke
175
Intergovernmental Organizations and the Kantian Peace: A Network Perspective
Han Dorussen and Hugh Ward
189
Power or Plenty: How Do International Trade Institutions Affect Economic Sanctions?
Emilie M. Hafner-Burton and Alexander H. Montgomery
213
The International Law and Politics of Climate Change: Ratification of the United Nations Framework
Convention and the Kyoto Protocol
Jana von Stein
243
Democratization and the Varieties of International Organizations
Edward D. Mansfield and Jon C. Pevehouse
269
IO Mediation of Interstate Conflicts: Moving Beyond the Global versus Regional Dichotomy
Holley E. Hansen, Sara McLaughlin Mitchell, and Stephen C. Nemeth
295
Commentary on the Special Issue
Duncan Snidal
326
Commentary on the Special Issue
Helen V. Milner
334
JOURNAL OF THE PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE SOCIETY
VOLUME 90 NUMBER 1 JANUARY 2008
Contents
A Critique of Recent Opinions in Patent Interferences
Charles L. Gholz
9
Second Life - A New Dimension For Trademark Infringement
Max Vern
51
Patent Pendency Problems and Possible Solutions to Reducing Patent Pendency at the United States
Patent and Trademark Office
Jason J. Chung
58
THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 39 NUMBER 2 WINTER 2008
TABLE OF CONTENTS
LEADERSHIP IN LEGAL EDUCATION SYMPOSIUM VIII
ESSAYS
The Art and Science of Deaning: Lessons from My Garden
Linda L. Ammons
209
Stone Soup: Thoughts on Balancing a Deanship and Family Life after Twelve Years as Dean
Richard L. Aynes
221
Law Reform and Legal Education: Uniting Separate Worlds
Michael Coper
233
Legal Knowledge, the Responsibility of Lawyers, and the Task of Law Schools
Michael Coper
251
Maybe Deaning Is Not for You
R. Lawrence Dessem
261
Professor Dumbledore's Advice for Law Deans
Darby Dickerson
269
To Make a Difference: Dean as Producer
Jon M. Garon
297
The Quest to Achieve True "Top Quartile" Status: Creating and Sustaining an Affirming
Law School Community
Patrick K. Hetrick
305
Responding to "Educating Lawyers": An Heretical Essay in Support of Abolishing Teaching Evaluations
Dennis R. Honabach
311
Incorporating Emotional Intelligence Concepts into Legal Education: Strengthening the
Professionalism of Law Students
John E. Montgomery
323
Educating Law Students for Leadership Roles and Responsibilities
Donald J. Polden
353
Just What Does a Dean Do? The Collective Wisdom of Many Law Deans
George W. Prigge
361
Legal Pedagogy: What Can We Learn from Business Schools?
Geoffrey B. Shields
369
To Teach or Not to Teach
Gary J. Simson
375
Liberty University's Lawyering Skills Program: Integrating Legal Theory in a Practice-Oriented Curriculum
Mathew D. Staver
383
Fundraising Tips for Deans with Intermediate Development Programs
Donald J. Weidner
393
A Letter to a New Dean
Glen Weissenberger
399
COMMENTS
The Mad Scramble of Congress, Lawyers, and Law Students after Abu Ghraib: The Rush to Bring
Private Military Contractors to Justice
Ian Kierpaul
407
Security Theater and Database-Driven Information Markets: A Case for an Omnibus U.S.
Data Privacy Statute
Candice L. Kline
443
Hamdan v. Rumsfeld and the Government's Response: The Military Commissions Act of 2006 and Its
Implications on the Separation of Powers
Jill K. Lamson
497
The Faith-Based Standard: A Review and Prospective Analysis of Establishment Clause Developments in
Light of Americans United v. Prison Fellowship Ministries
Travis Robertson
525
VIRGINIA ENVIRONMENTAL LAW JOURNAL
VOLUME 26 NUMBER 1 2008
26Th EDITION SYMPOSIUM ISSUE: Global Climate Change: Individual, Private Sector,
and State Responses
Introduction
Daniel Shean
1
ARTICLE
Nothing is Real: Protecting the Regulatory Void Through Federal Preemption by Inaction
Robert L. Glicksman
5
ESSAY
Climate Change: The Equity Problem
Michael P. Vandenbergh & Brooke A. Ackerly
55
ARTICLE
Self Control, Individual Choice, and Climate Change
Andrew Green
77
ARTICLE
Harnessing Individual Behavior to Address Climate Change: Options for Congress
John C. Dernbach
107
ESSAY
Environmental Values and Behaviors: Strategies to Encourage Public Support for Initiatives to
Combat Global Warming
Deborah L. Rhode & Lee D. Ross
161
ARTICLE
U.S. Sub-Federal Climate Change Initiatives: An Irrational Means to a Rational End?
Kevin L. Doran
189
ARTICLE
Developing a Comprehensive Approach to Climate Change Policy in the United States
Thomas D. Peterson, Robert B. McKinstry, Jr. & John C. Dernbach
227
ESSAY
Imagining the Unimaginable: Reducing U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Forty Percent
David R. Hodas
271
ARTICLE
Climate Change, Fiduciary Duty, and Corporate Disclosure
Perry E. Wallace
293
NOTE
Regulating Greenhouse Gases by Mandatory Information Disclosure
Andrew B. Schatz
335
VIRGINIA JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
VOLUME 48 NUMBER 3 SPRING 2008
Articles
Vile Crime or Inalienable Right: Defining Incitement to Genocide
Susan Benesch
485
Defense Perspectives on Law and Politics in International Criminal Trials
Jenia Iontcheva Turner
529
A Convenient Untruth: Fact and Fantasy in the Doctrine of Odious Debts
Sarah Ludington & Mitu Gulati
595
Reflections on A Convenient Untruth
A. Mark Weisburd
641
Address
Terrorism and the Rule of Law: A European Perspective
Rory Brady
647
THE YALE JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
VOLUME 33 NUMBER 1 WINTER 2008
Articles
Suspect Symbols: Value Pluralism as a Theory of Religious Freedom in International Law
Peter G. Danchin
1
Who is the "Sovereign" in Sovereign Debt?: Reinterpreting a Rule-of-Law Framework from the
Early Twentieth Century
Odette Lienau
63
The Minimum Core of Economic and Social Rights: A Concept in Search of Content
Katharine G. Young
113
Notes
A Comparative Analysis of the United States's Response to Extradition Requests from China
Matthew Bloom
177
Free Trade and the Protection of Public Morals: An Analysis of the Newly Emerging Public
Morals Clause Doctrine
Mark Wu
215
Recent Developments
253
Recent Publications
275
GEORGETOWN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
VOLUME 38 2007 NUMBER 4
ARTICLES
E-MAIL SERVICE ON FOREIGN DEFENDANTS: TIME FOR AN INTERNATIONAL APPROACH?
David P. Stewart and Anna Conley
755
NOTES
ON POWER, PARTICIPATION AND AUTHORITY: THE INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL COURT'S INITIAL APPELLATE JURISPRUDENCE
Jason Manning
803
COMM/ENT HASTINGS COMMUNICATIONS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW JOURNAL
VOLUME 30 NUMBER 2 WINTER 2008
ARTICLES
MONEY RUINS EVERYTHING
John Quiggin and Dan Hunter
203
THE ANTITHESIS OF ORIGINALITY: BRIDGEMAN, IMAGE LICENSORS, AND THE PUBLIC DOMAIN
Mary Campbell Wojcik
257
WHAT IS RATE? THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN DESCRIPTIONS AND CHARGES, AND THIS
DISTINCTION’S IMPACT ON FEDERAL PREEMPTION FOR WIRELESS TRUTH IN BILLING
R. Matthew Warner
287
NOTES
"PIGGY BACKING" ON THE WEB 2.0 INTERNET: COPYRIGHT LIABILITY AND WEB 2.0 MASHUPS
Lisa Veasman
311
THE DMCA AND THE PRIVATIZATION OF COPYRIGHT
Dave Hauser
339
ACCEPTING DROIT DE SUITE AS AN EQUAL AND FAIR MEASURE UNDER INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY LAW AND CONTEMPLATION OF ITS IMPLEMENTATION IN THE UNITED STATES POST
PASSAGE OF THE EU DIRECTIVE
Mara Grumbo
357
MICHIGAN STATE LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 2007 FALL ISSUE 3
At War with the Eclectics: Mapping Pragmatism in Contemporary Legal Analysis
Justin Desautels-Stein
565
Exclusionary Strategies in the Hatch-Waxman Context
Alan Devlin
631
Company Liability for a Life Insurance Agent's Financial Abuse of an Elderly Client
Johnny Parker
683
COMMENTS
A State Guide to Regulating Ballot Initiatives: Reevaluating Constitutional
Analysis Eight Years after Buckley v. American Constitutional Law Foundation
Robin E. Perkins
723
Winning the Jackpot: A Framework for Successful International Regulation
of Online Gambling and the Value of the Self-Regulating Entities
Katherine A. Valasek
753
PUBLIC CONTRACT LAW JOURNAL
VOLUME 37 NUMBER 2 WINTER 2008
The European Space Agency's Procurement System: A Critical Assessment
loannis Petrou
141
Jumping the (Un)Constitutional Gun?: Constitutional
Questions in the Application of the UCMJ to Contractors
Kara M. Sacilotto
179
Combating Small-Dollar Fraud Through a Reinvigorated Program Fraud Civil Remedies Act
Michael Davidson
213
The Legal Theory of Competitive Bidding for Government Contracts
Omer Dekel
237
Editor's Note: A Response to Omer Dekel's "Legal Theory of Competitive Bidding"
Christopher R. Yukins
269
Raising the Hue ... and Crying: Do False Claims Act Qui Tam Relators Act Under Color of Federal Law?
Isaac B. Rosenberg
271
Royalty Robbery: How Statutory Supremacy and the Christian Doctrine Require Oil Companies
to Pay Royalties on Leases Missing the Deep Water Royalty Relief Price Threshold Clause
Emily Heersink
303
Contractor Patent Bandits: Preventing the Government from Avoiding 28
U.S.C. § 1498 Liability for Its Contractors' Unauthorized Use of Patented
Material by Outsourcing One or More Steps of the Process Abroad
Christine Hlavka
321
STANFORD JOURNAL OF LAW, BUSINESS & FINANCE
VOLUME 13 FALL 2007 NUMBER 1
Corporate Cooperation During Investigations and Audits
Gideon Mark and Thomas C. Pearson
1
Bonding, Law Enforcement and Corporate Governance in China
Hua Cai
82
Contract-Centered Veil Piercing
Nicholas L. Georgakopoulos
121
A Revised Economic Theory of Disclosure Duties and Break-up Fees in Contract Law
Ofer Grosskopf and Barak Medina
148
Living on the Edge: Fiduciary Duties, Business Judgment and Expensive
Uncertainty in the Zone of Insolvency
Anna Manasco Dionne
188
THE TAX LAWYER
SUMMER 2007 VOLUME 60 NUMBER 4
PREFACE
vii
ARTICLES
Federalism, The Commerce Clause, and Discriminatory State Tax Incentives: A Defense
of Unconditional Business Tax Incentives Limited to In-State Activities of the Taxpayer
Philip M. Tatarowicz
835
The New Texas Margin Tax: More Than a Marginal Change to Texas Taxation
Cynthia M. Ohlenforst
959
Options for Allocating Stock Option Income: New York's New Allocation Rules
and Their Effect on Taxpayers, Multistate Employers, and Other States
Debra Silverman Herman
991
The Sometimes Dubious Efficacy of Michigan Department of Treasury "Rules," "Revenue
Administrative Bulletins," "Letter Rulings," "Questions and Answers," and Other Publications
Samuel J. McKim, III
1019
ANR Pipeline: Beware of the Relief Sought
John B. Burns
1087
NOTES
Please Hang Up and Try Again: The Missouri Supreme Court Speed Dials Telephone Services into the
Manufacturing Exemption Too Quickly in Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. v. Director of Revenue
Natanyah Ganz
1103
Challenging State Investment Tax Credits After DaimlerChrysler Corp. v. Cuno
Christopher Klimmek
1115
Ignoring the Economic Reality of Lease Termination Fees in Favor of an Illogical,
Plain Meaning Interpretation: Comptroller v. Citicorp International Communications, Inc.
Stephanie Lyerly
1137
INDEX
Volume 60, Numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4
1151
WASHINGTON LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 83, NUMBER 1, FEBRUARY 2008
ARTICLES
Abortion, Persuasion, and Emotion: Implications of Social Science Research on Emotion for Reading Casey
Jeremy A. Blumenthal
1
The Evolution of Intellectual Infrastructure
Peter Lee
39
WEST VIRGINIA LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 110 WINTER 2008 NUMBER 2
ARTICLES
The Soft Power and Persuasion of Translations in the War on Terror:
Words and Wisdom in the Transformation of Legal Systems
Donald J. Kochan
545
Reflections on the Mirror Image Doctrine: Should the Federal Trade Commission Regulate
False Advertising for Books Promising Wealth, Weight Loss, and Miraculous Cures?
Keith R. Fentonmiller
573
Always Be Disclosing: The Prosecutor's Constitutional Duty to Divulge Inadmissible Evidence
Brian D. Ginsberg
611
Democracy and Tort Law in America: The Counter-Revolution
Christopher J. Roederer
647
The Police Power and "Public Use": Balancing the Public Interest
Against Private Rights through Principled Constitutional Distinctions
Christopher Supino
711
BOOK REVIEW
Courtiers of the Marble Palace: The Rise and Influence of the Supreme Court Law Clerk
Harvey Gee
781
STUDENT WORKS
What is "Blowing in the Wind"? Reopening the Exclusionary Rule Debate
John B. Rayburn
793
The Unjust Exclusion of Gay Sperm Donors: Litigation Strategies to End Discrimination in the Gene Pool
Luke A. Boso
843
The Difficulty of a Plaintiff's Playground Being Truly "Open for Business":
An Overview of West Virginia's Corporate Law Governing Derivative Lawsuits
Heather Flanagan
883
How Arbitrary Really Was the S.E.C.'s "Hedge Fund Rule"? The Future of Hedge
Fund Regulation in Light of Goldstein, Amaranth Advisors, and Beyond
Joshua Hess
913
Balancing Public School Students' First Amendment Freedoms with the Blackboard Jungle:
Are Students in Danger of Becoming Another Brick in the Wall after Hazelwood?
Daniel Lattanzi
955
HARVARD LAW AND POLICY REVIEW
Volume 2, Number 1 Winter 2008
SYMPOSIUM: PROGRESSIVE VISIONS OF THE CORPORATION
Reclaiming Corporate Law in a New Gilded Age
Kent Greenfield
1
Understanding the "Corporate" in Corporate Social Responsibility
Aaron K. Chatterji, Barak D. Richman
33
GENERAL ESSAYS
"History Will Be Heard": An Appraisal of the Seattle/Louisville Decision
Goodwin Liu
53
Education for Liberation
James Forman, Jr.
75
Fast, Clean, & Cheap: Cutting Global Warming's Gordian Knot
Michael Shellenberger, Ted Nordhaus, Jeff Navin, Teryn Norris, Aden Van Noppen
93
Micro-Motives and State and Local Climate Change Initiatives
Kirsten H. Engel, Barak Y. Orbach
119
Things that We Would Like to Take for Granted: Minimum Standards
for the Legal Framework of a Free and Democratic Society
Joseph W. Singer
139
SHORT ESSAYS AND BOOK REVIEWS
Public (Self)-Service: Illegal Trading on Confidential Congressional
Information
Andrew George
161
Election Day Registration: Giving All Americans a Fair Chance to Vote
Brooke Lierman
173
Hijacking the Privilege: Balancing Fairness and Security When
Warrantless Wiretapping Threatens Attorney-Client Communications
William Wetmore
187
JOURNAL OF LAW & FAMILY STUDIES
VOLUME 9 No.2 2007
ARTICLES
Concerns at the Margins of Supervised Access to Children
Elizabeth Barker Brandt
201
Multiple Parents/Multiple Fathers
Nancy E. Dowd
231
Promoting Cooperative Parenting: Programs and Prospects
Marsha Garrison
265
Involving Nonresident Fathers in Dependency Cases: New Efforts, New Problems,
New Solutions
Leslie Joan Harris
281
Why Just Two? Disaggregating Traditional Parental
Rights and Responsibilities to Recognize Multiple Parents
Melanie B. Jacobs
309
CASE NOTES
State ex rel. B.R.: A Guide to Properly Considering Rehabilitation
Evidence in Parental Rights Termination Proceedings
Cory J. Hill
341
What About the Child?: The Implications of the Failed Adoption of Anthony
Hillary R. McCormack
351
M.A.C. v. Williams: Utah's Disabled Citizens Challenge Frustrating
Waiting Lists for Home and Community-Based Services
Victoria Stirling
361
STATUTE NOTES
Rhetoric Versus Reality: An Analysis of Utah's Marital Restriction on Adoption
and Foster Placement
William Jay Carlson
373
Unlimited Potential or Uncertain Future: Series LLCs and Intra-Family Wealth
Transfers
Jared L. Peterson
385
STUDY NOTES
Walking the Mine Field: The Moral Issues of International Adoption
Ronald V. Ludlow
401
Crime Without Punishment: How the Legal System is Failing Child Victims of
Intra-familial Abuse
Jennifer C. Mitchell
413
Say "Pleas": Juveniles' Competence to Enter Plea Agreements
Lacey Cole Singleton
439
JOURNAL OF THE PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE SOCIETY
Volume 90 No.3 March 2008
How to Get Patent Protection in Europe?
Marco T. Connor and Lin Yasong
169
The Patent Office Meets the Poison Pill: Why Legal Methods Cannot Be Patented
Andrew A. Schwartz
194
Well-known Marks Doctrine: Where Do We Go From Here?
Tashia A. Bunch
227
MARQUETTE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW REVIEW
Volume 12 Winter 2008 Number 1
ARTICLES
ANTITRUST LIABILITY FOR REFUSAL TO LICENSE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY:
A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS AND THE INTERNATIONAL SETTING
Rita Coco
1
WAGGING THE DOG? RECONSIDERING ANTITRUST-BASED REGULATION OF IP-LICENSING
Gösta Schindler
49
CASE NOTE
MEDIMMUNE, MICROSOFT, AND KSR:
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT IN 2007 TIPS THE BALANCE IN FAVOR OF
INNOVATION IN PATENT CASES, AND THRICE REVERSES THE FEDERAL CIRCUIT
Sue Ann Mota
89
COMMENTS
SPEAKING WORDS OF WISDOM: LET IT BE
THE REEXAMINATION OF THE HUMAN EMBRYONIC STEM CELL PATENTS
Julia vom Wege Dovi
107
WHAT DO WE DO WITH A DOCTRINE LIKE MERGER? A LOOK AT THE
IMMINENT COLLISION OF THE DMCA AND IDEA/EXPRESSION DICHOTOMY
Matthew J. Faust
131
IN RE SEAGATE: DID IT REALLY FIX THE WAIVER ISSUE? A SHORT REVIEW
AND ANALYSIS OF WAIVER RESULTING FROM THE USE OF A COUNSEL'S
OPINION LETTER AS A DEFENSE TO WILLFUL INFRINGEMENT
Dov Greenbaum
155
MARQUETTE LAW REVIEW
Volume 91 Winter 2007 Number 2
ARTICLES
EXERCISING JUDICIAL POWER: A RESPONSE TO THE WISCONSIN SUPREME COURT'S CRITICS
The Honorable Lynn Adelman & Shelley Fite
425
FROM REHNQUIST TO ROBERTS: HAS INFORMATIONAL
PRIVACY LOST A FRIEND AND GAINED A FOE?
Susan M. Gilles
453
JUDGING ZIERVOGEL: THE TWISTED PATH OF RECENT
ZONING VARIANCE DECISIONS IN WISCONSIN
Alan R. Madry
485
SPEECH
TO BEGIN A CONVERSATION ON JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE
The Honorable Patience Drake Roggensack
535
COMMENTS
RESTORING ACCESS TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF DEFENSE COSTS FOR
WHITE-COLLAR DEFENDANTS: THE INADEQUACIES OF THE MCNULTY MEMO
Joshua K. Byers
549
FROM THE TWIN CITIES TO "TWIN" STATES: LEGISLATING THE CLASSROOM
PLACEMENT OF TWINS AND OTHER HIGHER ORDER MULTIPLES
Spencer H. Larche
587
THE BATTLE AGAINST INVASIVE SPECIES: THE CLEAN WATER ACT AND
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY REGULATION OF RECREATIONAL BOATS
Tyler W. Wickman
605
NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAW
VOLUME 14 FALL 2007 NUMBER 1
ARTICLES
THE LAW OF WAR AND THE ACADEMY
Richard B. Jackson
1
CONTRACTING FOR WARTIME ACTORS: THE LIMITS OF THE CONTRACT PARADIGM
Jennifer S. Martin
11
POST-CONFLICT RECONSTRUCTION
Eric Talbot Jensen
35
JUSTICE AND RECONCILIATION ON TRIAL: GACACA PROCEEDINGS IN RWANDA
Linda E. Carter
41
MISPLACED RELIANCE ON THE "LAW OF WAR"
John Cerone
57
CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS
LIFE AFTER THE ICTY: HOW MODELING NEW LEGISLATION AFTER THE EUROPEAN
ARREST WARRANT COULD AID IN THE DOMESTIC PROSECUTION OF WAR CRIMES
IN SERBIA, CROATIA AND BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
Cody Henson
75
AN INTERNATIONAL ASSESSMENT OF JOURNALIST PRIVILEGES AND SOURCE
CONFIDENTIALITY
Noah Goldstein
103
THE ABCS OF THE GENEVA CONVENTIONS AND THEIR APPLICABILITY TO MODERN WARFARE
Lori Hosni
135
TENNESSEE JOURNAL OF LAW AND POLICY
Volume 4 No.1 Fall 2007
OPINION PIECES
TAKING RESPONSIBILITY
Robert M. Ackerman
11
REFORMING EMINENT DOMAIN IN TENNESSEE AFTER KELO: SAFEGUARDING THE FAMILY FARM
Beau Pemberton
73
FACT-BASED DEATH PENALTY RESEARCH
Lewis L. Laska
103
STRIPPED BARE: STUDENTS' FOURTH AMENDMENT RIGHTS,
SCHOOL SEARCHES, AND THE REASONABLENESS STANDARD
Erin P. Davenport
115
A VICTORY IN DEFEAT: THE IMPLICATIONS OF RUMSFELD V. FAIR ON "DON'T ASK, DON'T
TELL"
Jill Shotzberger
131
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA JOURNAL OF BUSINESS AND EMPLOYMENT LAW
Volume 10, Number 2 Winter 2008
ARTICLES
Federalism, Consumer Protection and Regulatory Preemption: A Case for
Heightened Judicial Review
Vincent Di Lorenzo
273
Varieties of Employee Ownership: Some Unintended Consequences of Corporate Law
and Labor Law
Aditi Bagchi
305
Is Puffery Material to Investors? Maybe We Should Ask Them
Stefan J. Padfield
339
Whose Money Is It Anyway? The Case for a Mortality Discount for
Cash Balance Plan Early Termination Lump Sum Distributions
William Handley Woolston
383
Promises, Promises: Rethinking the NLRB'S Distinction Between
Employer and Union Promises During Representation Campaigns
Daniel V. Johns
433
COMMENTS
Class of One: Are Employment Discrimination Plaintiffs at an Insurmountable
Disadvantage if They Have No "Similarly Situated" Comparators?
Tricia M. Beckles
459
The Cruel and Unusual Irony of Prisoner Work Related Injuries in the United
States
Colleen Dougherty
483
AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW
VOLUME 98 NUMBER 1 March 2008
Articles
Evolution and Intelligent Design
Thomas J. Sargent
5
Deal or No Deal? Decision Making under Risk in a Large-Payoff Game Show
Thierry Post, Martijn J. van den Assem, Guido Baltussen, and Richard H. Thaler
38
Rational Expectations in Games
Robert J. Aumann and Jacques H. Dreze
72
Asymmetric Auctions with Resale
Isa Hafalir and Vijay Krishna
87
Optimal Gerrymandering: Sometimes Pack, But Never Crack John N. Friedman and
Richard T. Holden
113
When Does Coordination Require Centralization?
Ricardo Alonso, Wouter Dessein, and Niko Matouschek
145
On the Empirical Content of Quantal Response Equilibrium Philip A. Haile, Ali
Hortaçsu, and Grigory Kosenok 180
A Dynamic Theory of Public Spending, Taxation, and Debt Marco Battaglini and
Stephen Coate
201
Vertical Arrangements, Market Structure, and Competition: An Analysis of
Restructured US Electricity Markets James B. Bushnell, Erin T. Mansur, and
Celeste Saravia
237
Persistence of Power, Elites, and Institutions Daron Acemoglu and James A.
Robinson
267
Betrayal Aversion: Evidence from Brazil, China, Oman, Switzerland, Turkey, and
the United States Iris Bohnet, Fiona Greig, Benedikt Herrmann, and Richard
Zeckhauser
294
Female Socialization: How Daughters Affect Their Legislator Fathers' Voting on
Women's Issues Ebonya L. Washington
311
The Mystery of Monogamy
Eric D. Gould, Omer Moav, and Avi Simhon
333
An Equilibrium Model of "Global Imbalances" and Low Interest Rates Ricardo J.
Caballero, Emmanuel Farhi, and Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas
358
Reallocation, Firm Turnover, and Efficiency: Selection on Productivity or
Profitability?
Lucia Foster, John Haltiwanger, and Chad Syverson
394
Shorter Papers
On the Evolution of Firm Size Distributions Paolo Angelini and Andrea Generale
426
Growth Dynamics: The Myth of Economic Recovery Valerie Cerra and Sweta Chaman
Saxena
439
Gambling at Lucky Stores: Empirical Evidence from State Lottery Sales Jonathan
Guryan and Melissa S. Kearney
458
A Model of Housing in the Presence of Adjustment Costs: A Structural
Interpretation of Habit Persistence Marjorie Flavin and Shinobu Nakagawa
474
A Simple Auction Mechanism for the Optimal Allocation of the Commons Juan-
Pablo Montero
496
The Dynamic Behavior of the Real Exchange Rate in Sticky Price Models Jón
Steinsson
519
Collective Memory, Cultural Transmission, and Investments Roberta Dessí
534
Bureaucrats or Politicians? Comment
Fuhito Kojima
561
BOSTON COLLEGE INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAW REVIEW
Volume 31 Number 1 WINTER 2008
ARTICLES
A SUMMARY OF CONTRADICTIONS: AN OUTLINE OF THE EU'S MAIN INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL
APPROACHES TO ETHNIC MINORITY PROTECTION
Dimitry Kochenov
1
KOREAN PERCEPTIONS) OF EQUALITY AND EQUAL PROTECTION
Ilhyung Lee
53
NOTES
RUSSIAN RULE-ETTE: USING KHODORKOVSKY'S CRIMINAL TRIAL TO ASSESS THE
STATE OF RUSSIA'S JUDICIARY
85
TIGER, TIGER FLICKERING LIGHT
103
BRINGING DEAD CAPITAL TO LIFE: INTERNATIONAL MANDATES FOR LAND TITLING IN
BRAZIL
121
TRACKING THE EMERGENCE OF A NEW INTERNATIONAL NORM: THE RESPONSIBILITY TO
PROTECT
AND THE CRISIS IN DARFUR
137
ONE LAW TO CONTROL THEM ALL: INTERNATIONAL MERGER ANALYSIS IN THE
WAKE OF GE/HONEYWELL
153
JAPANESE RICE PROTECTIONISM: A CHALLENGE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF
AGRICULTURAL TRADE LAWS
169
JOURNAL OF LEGAL EDUCATION
Volume 57 Number 3 September 2007
From the Editors
317
Legal Education under Extreme Stress
A Semester in Exile: Experiences and Lessons Learned During Loyola University
New Orleans School of
Law's Fall 2005 Hurricane Katrina Relocation
by Brian Huddleston
319
Walking the Tightrope of Bipolar Disorder: The Secret Life of a Law Professor
by James T. R. Jones
349
Grading
Playing the Ultimatum Game with Grades: Gender, Confidence, and Performance in
Public
International Law
by Kif Augustine-Adams
375
All of the Above: Computerized Exam Scoring of Multiple Choice Items Helps To:
(A) Show How Exam
Items Worked Technically, (B) Maximize Exam Fairness, (C) Justly Assign Letter
Grades, and (D) Provide
Feedback on Student Learning
by Lynn M. Daggett
391
The Injustice of Reducing the Number of Levels in a Grading System
by William K.S. Wang
423
Core Skills in Legal Education
Experiments in Listening
by Mark Weisberg and Jean Koh Peters
427
Teaching Legal Drafting Effectively and Efficiently—By Dispensing with the
Myths
by Jamison Wilcox
448
Books
"Going Hollywood": Notes on Pitching a Book Proposal to Trade Presses
by Mark Osiel
467
LEGAL THEORY
Volume 13 Numbers 3&4 September and December 2007
ARTICLES
The Duty to Govern
Leslie Green
165
Finnis on Nature, Reason, God
Mark C. Murphy
187
Morality and Normativity
Michael J. Perry
211
Is Finnis Wrong?: Understanding Normative Jurisprudence
Veronica Rodriguez-Blanco
257
Persons Pursuing Goods
Steven D. Smith
285
Grounds of Law and Legal Theory: A Response
John Finnis
315
NATIONAL TAX JOURNAL
Volume 61 Number 1 March 2008
ARTICLES
Summaries of Papers in this Issue
1
How Far to the Border?: The Extent and Impact of Cross—Border Casual Cigarette
Smuggling
Michael F. Lovenheim
7
The Effect of Property Tax Limitations on Residential Private Governments: The
Case of Proposition 13
Ron Cheung
35
The Robust Relationship between Taxes and U.S. State Income Growth
W. Robert Reed
57
Do Redistributive State Taxes Reduce Inequality?
Andrew Leigh
81
Ex—Dividend Day Price and Volume: The Case of 2003 Dividend Tax Cut
Yi Zhang, Kathleen A. Farrell, and Todd A. Brown
105
FORUM ON REFLECTIONS BY RECENT RECIPIENTS OF THE HOLLAND MEDAL—PART ONE
129
Effects of Taxes on Economic Behavior
Martin Feldstein
131
Understanding Uniformity and Diversity in State Corporate Income Taxes
Charles E. McLure, Jr.
141
NORTHWESTERN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW & BUSINESS
VOLUME 28 NUMBER 1 FALL 2007
Articles
EC Reforms of Corporate Governance and Capital Markets Law: Do They Tackle
Insiders' Opportunism?
Luca Enriques & Matteo Gatti
1
On the Road to Perdition? The Future of the European Car Industry and Its
Implications for
EC Competition Policy
Sandra Marco Colino
35
A Finger in the Dike? An Examination of the Efficacy of State and Federal
Attempts to Use
Law to Stem Outsourcing
Beverley Earle, Gerald A. Madek & Christina Madek
89
Comments
Outsourcing Drug Investigations to India: A Comment on U.S., Indian, and
International Regulation of
Clinical Trials in Cross-Border Pharmaceutical Research
James Cekola
125
Business Implications of Divergences in Multi-Jurisdictional Merger Review by
International Competition
Enforcement Agencies
W. Adam Hunt
147
UCLA WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL
VOLUME 17 NUMBER 1 WINTER 2008
ARTICLES
THE DIGNITY OF SEX
Libby Adler
1
SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW: CIVIC VIRTUE AND THE CASE FOR SAME-SEX MARRIAGE
Tiffany C. Graham
53
WHAT HUMAN RIGHTS LAW OBSCURES: GLOBAL SEX TRAFFICKING AND THE
DEMAND FOR CHILDREN
Sara Dillon
121
STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP
JUMPING ON THE MOMMY TRACK: A TAX FOR WORKING MOTHERS
Jessica C. Kornberg
187
WHITTIER JOURNAL OF CHILD AND FAMILY ADVOCACY
VOLUME 7 ISSUE 1 FALL 2007
ARTICLES
FROM PARTNERS TO PARENTS REVISITED: HOW WILL IDEAS OF PARTNERSHIP INFLUENCE
THE
EMERGING DEFINITION OF CALIFORNIA PARENTHOOD?
June Carbone
3
ENDING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE AND EXPLOITATION: A GUIDE FOR CHILD PROTECTION IN
IRAN
Sara Shapouri
63
SYMPOSIUM
ABSTRACTS
Darin Barber
111
Mary Falvey
113
NOTES & COMMENTS
UNSEALING ADOPTION RECORDS: THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY VERSUS THE RIGHT OF ADULT
ADOPTEES TO FIND THEIR BIRTHPARENTS
Wayne Deloney
117
SIMPLY SEXUAL: THE DISCREPANCY IN TREATMENT BETWEEN MALE AND
FEMALE SEX OFFENDERS
Alisa Graham
145
TWELFTH ANNUAL NATIONAL JUVENILE LAW MOOT COURT COMPETITION WINNING BRIEF
Catherine Tucker and Andy West
169
CORNELL LAW REVIEW
Volume 93 Number 3 March 2008
ARTICLES
STATE COURTS UNBOUND
Frederic M. Bloom
501
TRUST PRIVACY
Frances H. Foster
555
NOTES
TORTUROUS CONSEQUENCES AND THE CASE OF MAHER ARAR: CAN CANADIAN
SOLUTIONS "CURE" THE DUE PROCESS DEFICIENCIES IN U.S. REMOVAL PROCEEDINGS?
Erin Craddock
621
THE MAGNUSON-MOSS WARRANTY ACT, THE FEDERAL ARBITRATION ACT, AND THE
FUTURE OF CONSUMER PROTECTION
Jonathan D. Grossberg
659
BOOK REVIEW
AGAINST JUDGMENT
Katherine Y. Barnes
689
ECOLOGY LAW QUARTERLY
Volume 34 Number 4 2007
ARTICLES
REVITALIZING THE PRESUMPTION AGAINST PREEMPTION TO PREVENT REGULATORY
GAPS: RAILROAD DEREGULATION AND WASTE TRANSFER STATIONS
Carter H. Strickland, Jr.
1147
JUST A BIG "HOT FUSS"? ASSESSING THE VALUE OF CONNECTING SUBURBAN SPRAWL,
LAND USE AND WATER RIGHTS THROUGH ASSURED SUPPLY LAWS
Lincoln L. Davies
1217
COMMENT
THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS IN NATURAL RESOURCE DISPUTES
IN LATIN AMERICA
C. Leah Granger
1297
BOOK REVIEWED
1349
FLORIDA COASTAL LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 9 NUMBER 2 WINTER 2008
ARTICLES
REVISITING JUVENILE JUSTICE: THE REQUIREMENT FOR JURY TRIALS IN JUVENILE
PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE SIXTH AMENDMENT
Gerald P. Hill, II
143
BRING BACK THE CROWD? HOW GOVERNING BODIES FOR SPORTS
SHOULD PROVIDE VICTIMS OF ATHLETE DOPING A BETTER REMEDY
A. Jerome Dees
179
THERAPEUTIC JURISPRUDENCE REVIEW
REDISCOVERING THERAPEUTIC JURISPRUDENCE IN OVERLOOKED AREAS OF THE LAW-
HOW EXPOSING ITS PRESENCE IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE MOVEMENT CAN
LEGITIMIZE THE PARADIGM AND MAKE THE CASE FOR ITS INCLUSION INTO ALL ASPECTS
OF LEGAL EDUCATION AND THE PRACTICE OF LAW
Gregory Baker
215
COMMENT
CAN A SEARCH WARRANT THAT IS PARTICULAR UPON ISSUANCE LOSE
ITS PARTICULARITY UPON EXECUTION?
Justin H. Meeks
237
IOWA LAW REVIEW
Volume 93 Number 2 February 2008
ARTICLES
TWO PUZZLES RESOLVED: OF THE SGHUMPETER-ARROW STALEMATE AND
PHARMACEUTICAL INNOVATION MARKETS
MICHAEL A. CARRIER
393
EXPERT WITNESSES, ADVERSARIAL BIAS, AND THE (PARTIAL) FAILURE
OF THE DAUBERT REVOLUTION
DAVID E. BERNSTEIN
451
THE INNOCENT PRISONER'S DILEMMA: CONSEQUENCES OF FAILING TO ADMIT
GUILT AT PAROLE HEARINGS
DANIEL S. MEDWED
491
POSNER, HAYEK, AND THE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF LAW
TODD J. ZYWICKI & ANTHONY B. SANDERS
559
NOTES
GETTING PAYMENT FOR A CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH: RECONCILING THE HEALTH
INSURANCE PORTABILITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY ACT ("HIPAA") WITH THE FAIR DEBT
COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT ("FDCPA") FOR HEALTH-CARE DEBT COLLECTION
KIRSTEN N. ARNOLD
605
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP: A GUIDE TO THE LAW OF INADVERTENT DISCLOSURE OF
PRIVILEGED INFORMATION IN THE ERA OF E-DISCOVERY
JULIE COHEN
627
THE POST-RATIFICATION CONSENSUS AGREEMENTS OF THE PARTIES TO THE
MONTREAL PROTOCOL: LAW OR POLITICS? AN ANALYSIS OF NATURAL RESOURCES
DEFENSE COUNCIL V. EPA
ANDREW D. FINKELMAN
665
FASHIONING A CONSTITUTIONAL VOTER-IDENTIFICATION REQUIREMENT
SAMUEL P. LANGHOLZ
731
SYRACUSE LAW REVIEW
Volume 58 Number 2 2008
SYMPOSIUM: PERSPECTIVES ON LAWYER HAPPINESS
FOREWORD: PERSONAL SATISFACTION IN PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
Deborah L. Rhode
217
CAN LAWYERS FIND HAPPINESS?
Richard Delgado & Jean Stefancic
241
A HARD DAY'S NIGHT: HIERARCHY, HISTORY & HAPPINESS IN LEGAL EDUCATION
Michael L. Rustad & Thomas H. Koenig
261
NOT ALL LAWYERS ARE EQUAL: DIFFICULTIES THAT PLAGUE WOMEN AND
WOMEN OF COLOR
Theresa M. Beiner
317
AUTHENTIC HAPPINESS & MEANING AT LAW FIRMS
Peter H. Huang & Rick Swedloff
335
HAPPY LAW STUDENTS, HAPPY LAWYERS
Nancy Levit & Douglas O. Linder
351
NOTES
RESTORING INVESTOR CONFIDENCE: PROVIDING UNIFORMITY IN SECURITIES
ARBITRATION BY OFFERING GUIDELINES FOR ARBITRATORS IN DECIDING MOTIONS TO
DISMISS BEFORE A HEARING ON THE MERITS
Bridget B. Zoltowski
375
WHISTLING A FOUL ON THE NCAA: HOW NCAA RECRUITING BYLAWS VIOLATE THE
SHERMAN ANTITRUST ACT
Bradley S. Pensyl
397
TEXAS INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW JOURNAL
Volume 16 Number 2 Winter 2008
ARTICLES
WHO TOOK MY IP? — DEFENDING THE AVAILABILITY OF INJUNCTIVE 187 RELIEF FOR
PATENT OWNERS
Paul M. Schoenhard
187
REMIXING OBVIOUSNESS
Joseph Scott Miller
237
POACHING PROFITS: AN EXAMINATION OF THE ABILITY OF A TRADEMARK OWNER TO
RECOVER AN INFRINGER'S PROFITS UNDER THE LANHAM ACT AS AMENDED IN 1999
Blake R. Bertagna
257
REVISITING THE COMPROMISE OF 35 U.S.C. § 287(C)
Leisa Talbert Peschel, Ph.D.
299
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH: TIME TO ELIMINATE DESIGN PATENTS AND RELY ON MORE
APPROPRIATE COPYRIGHT AND TRADEMARK PROTECTION FOR PRODUCT DESIGNS
Daniel H. Brean
325
STATE BAR SECTION NEWS
383
TOURO LAW REVIEW
Volume 24 Number 1 2008
ESSAYS
RELATIONSHIPS ARE KING
Arnie Herz
1
TWO DECADES OF THERAPEUTIC JURISPRUDENCE
David B. Wexler
17
COMMENTS
DEFAULTS AND CHOICES IN THE MARRIAGE CONTRACT: HOW TO INCREASE AUTONOMY,
ENCOURAGE DISCUSSION, AND CIRCUMVENT CONSTITUTIONAL CONSTRAINTS
Andrew Blair-Stanek
31
COPYRIGHT LAW, PRIVACY, AND ILLEGAL FILE SHARING: DEFEATING A DEFENDANT'S
CLAIMS OF PRIVACY INVASION
Daniel Gomez-Sanchez
73
NOTE
THE HELMSLEY CASE: AN ILLUSTRATION OF THE CONFUSED STATE OF THE
LAW SURROUNDING THE MANIFEST DISREGARD OF LAW DOCTRINE AS
APPLIED TO ARBITRATION
David Graff
119
THE YALE LAW JOURNAL
Volume 117 Number 5 March 2008
ARTICLES
Race and Democratic Contestation
Michael S. Kang
734
The Access to Knowledge Mobilization and the New Politics of Intellectual Property
Amy Kapczynski
804
REVIEW
Giving the Constitution to the Courts
Jamal Greene
886
NOTE
Defending the Faithful: Speaking the Language of Group Harm in Free Exercise Challenges to
Counterterrorism Profiling
Murad Hussain
920
COMMENTS
Ledbetter in Congress: The Limits of a Narrow Legislative Override
971
Seeking More Scienter: The Effect of False Claims Act Interpretations
981
THE AMERICAN BANKRUPTCY LAW JOURNAL
VOLUME 82 ISSUE 1 WINTER 2008
ARTICLES
Constitutional Problems in the 2005 Bankruptcy Amendments
The Honorable Samuel L. Bufford and Erwin Chemerinsky
1
Corporate Reorganization & Professional Fees
Stephen J. Lubben
77
Rise of the Financial Advisors: An Empirical Study of the Division of Professional
Fees in Large Bankruptcies
Lynn M. LoPucki and Joseph W. Doherty
141
Appointed or Anointed: Judges, Congress, and The Passage of the Bankruptcy Act of 1978
Part Five: Inside the White House
The Honorable Geraldine Mund
175
FORDHAM INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT LAW JOURNAL
VOLUME 18 NUMBER 4 2008
ARTICLES
WHY THE "SINGLE ENTITY" DEFENSE CAN NEVER APPLY TO NFL CLUBS: A PRIMER ON
PROPERTY-RIGHTS THEORY IN PROFESSIONAL SPORTS
Marc Edelman
891
SHOULD OSCAR RUN?
Peter Charlish & Dr. Stephen Riley
929
NOTES
DEALING WITH THE NFL's CONCUSSION PROBLEMS OF YESTERDAY, TODAY,
AND TOMORROW
Bryan Lipsky
959
THE OLYMPIC BINDING ARBITRATION CLAUSE AND THE COURT OF ARBITRATION FOR
SPORT: AN ANALYSIS OF DUE PROCESS CONCERNS
Jason Gubi
997
HAMLINE LAW REVIEW
Volume 30 Number 3 Summer 2007
INTRODUCTION AND ESSAY
Minnesota Reflections on a Century of Change and Stasis: Roscoe Pound's Visit to St. Paul
Jon M. Garon
489
ARTICLES
Causes of Popular Dissatisfaction with the Administration of Justice in the Twenty-First Century
Robert A. Stein
499
Why Not a Justice School? On the Role of Justice in Legal Education and the Construction
of a Pedagogy of Justice
Peter L. Davis
513
Lost Opportunity: Legal Education and the Development of Professional Identity
Daisy Hurst Floyd
555
Sensational Reports: The Ethical Duty of Cause Lawyers to Be Competent in Public Advocacy
Deborah J. Cantrell
567
Blowing the Whistle on Justice as Sport: 100 Years of Playing a Non-Zero Sum Game
Susan Hayes Stephan
587
ADDRESS
Looking Ahead Retrospectively: What We Can Learn from the Pound Centennial
Luke Bierman
615
COMMENTS
What We've Got Here . . . Is a Failure . . . to Communicate: A Statistical Analysis of the Nation's
Most Common Ethical Complaint
Stephen E. Schemenauer
629
Impervious to Kryptonite: Why Minnesota's "Super Lawyers" Can Continue Advertising
Joshua A. Dorothy
683
NOTE
Can Taxpayers Rely on Minnesota Tax Court Decisions? Why Minnesota Should Adopt the Five-
Factor Prospective Application Test When the Tax Court Suddenly Departs from a Prior Decision
Cilicia Vassar
719
JOURNAL OF STATE TAXATION
Volume 26 Number 2 January-February 2008
Contents
COLUMNS
Nexus News
By Maryann Gall and Laura Kulwicki
5
Apportionment Issues
By Michael Schadewald
9
Tax Trends
By Rocky B. Cummings
11
State of the States
By Ruth Kallio-Mielke
15
Drop Shipments: Convenient, Complicated, Confusing
By Pamela Dolle
17
State Variations in the Sales Tax Treatment of Construction Contracts
By Julie Bogle
21
WWW.A TAXING-PROBLEM.COM
By Andrew W. Franklin
27
Sales Tax Initiatives for Oil & Gas Drilling Companies in Louisiana
By Ross E. Mouhot
35
Is a Sales Tax on Services the Future Revenue Generator for State and Local Governments?
Jonathan Oppenheimer
39
Sales & Use Tax Audit Issues For Businesses Utilizing Direct Pay Permits, Managed Compliance
Agreements and Sales Tax Administration Through Statistics Programs
By Michael A. Garst
45
FREQUENTLY ASKED MULTISTATE TAX QUESTIONS
53
PAYROLL FACTOR
54
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO LAW JOURNAL
VOLUME 39 NUMBER 2 WINTER 2008
ARTICLES
Three Federalisms
Randy E. Barnett
285
Illuminating the Shadows of Constitutional Space While Tracing the Contours of
Presidential War Power
Dr. Saby Ghoshray
295
Torture, Truth Serum, and Ticking Bombs: Toward a Pragmatic Perspective on
Coercive Interrogation
Kenneth Lasson
329
Unleashing or Harnessing "Armies of Compassion"?: Reflections on the Faith-Based Initiative
Linda C. McClain
361
Judicial Ideology and the Survival of the Rule of Law: A Field Guide to the Current Political
War over the Judiciary
Stephen B. Presser
427
NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 52 NUMBER 3 2007/08
CONTENTS
Introduction
Stephanie Sado
321
I. Remarks
Jethro Lieberman and The Litigious Society
Tom Goldstein
327
Writing About the Law
Jethro K. Lieberman
333
Bleak House: Narratives in Literature and Law School
John J. Osborn
339
II. Articles
Reading, Writing, and Citing: In Praise of Law Reviews
Cameron Stracher
349
Lost in Translation? Some Brief Notes on Writing About Law for the Layperson
Brandt Goldstein
373
Charles Reich's Journey From the Yale Law Journal to the New York Times Best-Seller List: The
Personal History of The Greening of America
Rodger D. Citron
387
III. Note
When Misdemeanors are Felonies: The Aggravated Felony of Sexual Abuse of a Minor
William J. Johnson
419
IV. Comments
People v. Campbell
Winston Richmond Brownlow
445
In re Zaim R
Carlos Lopez
459
PSYCHOLOGY, PUBLIC POLICY, AND LAW
Volume 13 Number 3 August 2007
Articles
Poor Diagnostic Reliability, the Null-bayes Logic Model, and Their Implications for Sexually Violent
Predator Evaluations
Richard Wollert
167
Adjudicative Competence in Adolescent Defendants: Judges' and Defense Attorneys' Views of
Legal Standards for Adolescents in Juvenile and Criminal Court
Jodi L. Viljoen and Twila Wingrove
204
Other
Instructions to Authors
230
Low Publication Prices for APA Members and Affiliates
229
Subscription Order Form
SECURITIES REGULATION LAW JOURNAL
Volume 36 Number 1 Spring 2008
Is the SEC Targeting Lawyers?
By Frank C. Razzano
4
Municipal Bonds as "Non- Securities": Financial Security Assurance, Inc. v. Stephens, Inc.,
500 F.3d 1276 (11th Cir. 2007).
By Frances S. Fendler
22
Pleading and Proving Loss Causation in Fraud-On-The- Market-Based Securities Suits
Post-Dura Pharmaceuticals
By Matthew L. Fry
31
Some Comments on the SEC's Amendments to Rule 144 and Rule 145—Part I
By Robert A. Barron
90
Quarterly Survey of SEC Rulemaking and Major Appellate Decisions
By Victor M. Rosenzweig
99
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF GENDER, SOCIAL POLICY & THE LAW
Volume 16 Number 2 2008
ARTICLE
GIVING BIRTH IN SHACKLES: A CONSTITUTIONAL AND HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION
Dana L. Sichel
223
PRESENTATION
NAMING THE UNNAMED: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS OF WOMEN ARTISTS FROM
INDIA
Ruchira Goswami & Karubakee Nandi
257
COMMENTS
BORN TO NO MOTHER: IN RE ROBERTO D.B. AND EQUAL PROTECTION FOR GESTATIONAL
SURROGATES REBUTTING MATERNITY
Emily Stark
283
YOU ARE NOT THE FATHER: HOW STATE PATERNITY LAWS PROTECT (AND FAIL TO
PROTECT) THE BEST INTERESTS OF CHILDREN
Sarah McGinnis
311
CHICAGO-KENT LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 83 2008 NUMBER 1
SYMPOSIUM:
LAW AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN LATIN AMERICA: A COMPARATIVE APPROACH TO
LEGAL REFORM
Thomas H, Hill, Richard Warner, symposium editors
INTRODUCTION TO LAW AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN LATIN AMERICA: A
COMPARATIVE APPROACH TO LEGAL REFORM
Thomas H. Hill
3
ARTICLES
OPEN MARKETS, COMPETITIVE DEMOCRACY, AND TRANSPARENT AND RELIABLE LEGAL
SYSTEMS: THE THREE LEGS OF DEVELOPMENT
James R. Jones
25
INDUSTRIAL AND COMPETITION POLICIES IN MEXICO
Eduardo Pérez Motta
31
LATIN AMERICAN COMPETITION POLICY: FROM NIRVANA ANTITRUST POLICY TO REALITY-
BASED INSTITUTIONAL COMPETITION BUILDING
Ignacio De León, Ph.D.
39
THE INVESTMENT CLIMATE, COMPETITION POLICY, AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN
LATIN AMERICA
R. Shyam Khemani and Ana Carrasco-Martin
67
IMPLEMENTING COMPETITION LAW AND POLICY IN LATIN AMERICA: THE ROLE OF
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
Ana María Alvarez and Pierre Horna
91
CONSTITUTIONAL TRANSPLANTS AND THE MUTATION EFFECT
Horacio Spector
129
DOMESTIC BONDS, CREDIT DERIVATIVES, AND THE NEXT TRANSFORMATION OF
SOVEREIGN DEBT
Anna Gelpern
147
COMMENTARY: THE TRAJECTORY OF COMPLEX BUSINESS CONTRACTING IN LATIN
AMERICA
Claire A. Hill
179
THE COLOR OF BRAZIL: LAW, ETHNIC FRAGMENTATION, AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
Tade O. Okediji
185
CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: THE ROLE OF LAW AND MARKETS AND THE CASE
OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Antonio Vives
199
ORDER WITHOUT (ENFORCEABLE) LAW: WHY COUNTRIES ENTER INTO NON-
ENFORCEABLE COMPETITION POLICY CHAPTERS IN FREE TRADE AGREEMENTS
D. Daniel Sokol
231
THE FUTURE OF THE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF LAW IN LATIN AMERICA: A PROPOSAL FOR
MODEL CODES
Juan Javier del Granado and M. C. Mirow
293
THE HENRY MORRIS LECTURE
WHAT IS THE POINT OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE?
Mirjan Damaška
329
STUDENT NOTES AND COMMENTS
UNCERTAINTY AND LOSS IN THE FREE SPEECH RIGHTS OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES UNDER
GARCETTI V. CEBALLOS
Sarah F. Suma
369
EX-POST-BOOKER: RETROACTIVE APPLICATION OF FEDERAL SENTENCING GUIDELINES
Christine M. Zeivel
395
TO DISCLOSE OR NOT TO DISCLOSE: DUTY OF CANDOR OBLIGATIONS OF THE UNITED
STATES AND FOREIGN PATENT OFFICES
Gina M. Bicknell
425
CREIGHTON LAW REVIEW
Volume 41 Number 1 December 2007
FOREWARD
Foreward
Patrick J. Borchers
1
ARTICLES
TROUBLE COUNTING VOTES? COMPARING VOTING MECHANISMS IN THE UNITED STATES
AND SELECTED OTHER COUNTRIES
Frank Emmert, Christopher Page, and Antony Page
3
THE 2003 CALIFORNIA GUBERNATORIAL RECALL
Floyd Feeney
37
ESSAY
HOW TO THINK ABOUT VOTER FRAUD (AND WHY)
Chad Flanders
93
FORDHAM INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT LAW JOURNAL
VOLUME 18 SPRING 2008 NUMBER 3
INTRODUCTION
Joel R. Reidenberg
609
ARTICLES
ARE UNIVERSITIES PATENT TROLLS?
Mark A. Lemley
611
INTERNET PACKET SNIFFING AND ITS IMPACT ON THE NETWORK NEUTRALITY DEBATE
AND THE BALANCE OF POWER BETWEEN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CREATORS AND
CONSUMERS
Rob Frieden
633
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND AMERICANA, OR WHY IP GETS THE BLUES
Michael J. Madison
677
THE MEREOLOGY OF DIGITAL COPYRIGHT
Dan L. Burk
711
LAW AND ONLINE SOCIAL NETWORKS: MAPPING THE CHALLENGES AND PROMISES OF
USER-GENERATED INFORMATION FLOWS
Tal Z. Zarsky
741
NOTES
THINKING OF THE CHILDREN: THE FAILURE OF VIOLENT VIDEO GAME LAWS
Gregory Kenyota
785
ARE THE CURRENT COMPUTER CRIME LAWS SUFFICIENT OR SHOULD THE WRITING OF
VIRUS CODE BE PROHIBITED?
Robert J. Kroczynski
817
COMMENT
TRYING TO UNDERSTAND SOFTWARE: WHY MICROSOFT CORP. V. AT&T WAS MISTAKENLY
DECIDED
Drew J. Koning
867
HOUSTON BUSINESS AND TAX LAW JOURNAL
Volume 8 Number 1 2007
ELECTIVE TAXATION OF RISK-BASED FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS: A PROPOSAL
Samuel D. Brunson
1
FORMULAICALLY DESCRIBING 21ST CENTURY SUPREME COURT TAX JURISPRUDENCE
Andre L. Smith
37
WINOKUR, LOSE, OR DRAW: ART COLLECTORS LOSE AN IMPORTANT TAX BREAK
Samuel G. Wieczorek
90
EYES WIDE SHUT: THE AMBIGUOUS "POLITICAL ACTIVITY" PROHIBITION AND ITS EFFECTS
ON 501(c)(3) ORGANIZATIONS
Amelia Elacqua
113
GOOD SPIRITS OR SOUR GRAPES?: REACHING A TAX COMPROMISE FOR DIRECT-TO-
CONSUMER WINE SELLERS UNDER QUILL, THE 21ST AMENDMENT, AND THE DORMANT
COMMERCE CLAUSE IN LIGHT OF GRANHOLM V. HEALD
Ivy Brooke Erin Grey
142
ARE MY RIGHTS IMPORTANT ENOUGH TO VINDICATE? THE TEXAS SUPREME COURT RE-
EVALUATES
NON-PARTY APPELLATE STANDING IN IN RE LUMBERMENS
William Li
186
THE JOURNAL OF CRIMINAL LAW & CRIMINOLOGY
VOLUME 97 NUMBER 4 SUMMER 2007
CRIMINAL LAW
The Boundaries of Plea Bargaining: Negotiating the Standard of Proof
Talia Fisher
943
Guantanamo and Beyond: Dangers of Rigging the Rules
Brian J. Foley
1009
The Uneasy Entente Between Legal Insanity and Mens Rea: Beyond Clark v. Arizona
Stephen J. Morse & Morris B. Hoffman
1071
Bytes, BALCO, and Barry Bonds: An Exploration of the Law Concerning the Search and Seizure of
Computer Files and an Analysis of the Ninth Circuit's Decision in United States v. Comprehensive
Drug Testing, Inc.
Derek Regensburger
1151
CRIMINOLOGY
Assembling Recidivism: The Promise and Contingencies of Post-Release Life
Mark Halsey
1209
COMMENT
Gonzales v. Oregon and the Future of Agency-Made Criminal Law
Trevor Stiles
1261
BOOK REVIEW
At His Discretion (n.) : "To Be Disposed of as He Thinks Fit; At His Disposal, At His Mercy;
Unconditionally"
J. Amy Dillard
1295
MAINE LAW REVIEW
Volume 60 Number 1 2008
ARTICLES
TAXATION AND DOING BUSINESS IN INDIAN COUNTRY
Erik M. Jensen
1
LEGAL FORMALISM MEETS POLICY-ORIENTED JURISPRUDENCE: A MORE EUROPEAN
APPROACH TO FRAME THE WAR ON TERROR
Julien Cantegreil
97
THE CORPORATION AS SOVEREIGN
Allison D. Garrett
129
ESSAY
AFRICAN LAWYERS HARNESS HUMAN RIGHTS TO FACE DOWN GLOBAL POVERTY
Lucie E. White
165
CASE NOTES
A "DELICATE BALANCE": HOW AGENCY NONACQUIESCENCE AND THE EPA's WATER
TRANSFER RULE DILUTE THE CLEAN WATER ACT AFTER CATSKILL MOUNTAINS CHAPTER
OF TROUT UNLIMITED, INC. V. CITY OF NEW YORK
Kevin Haskins
173
UNCONSTITUTIONAL ASYMMETRY OR A RATIONAL BASIS FOR INCONSISTENCY? THE
ADMISSIBILITY OF MEDICAL MALPRACTICE PRELITIGATION SCREENING PANEL FINDINGS
BEFORE AND AFTER SMITH V.HAWTHORNE I AND II
Matthew Asnault Morris
205
BOUMEDIENE V. BUSH: FLASHPOINT IN THE ONGOING STRUGGLE TO DETERMINE THE
RIGHTS OF GUANTANAMO DETAINEES
Michael Anderson
235
A ROSE BY ANY OTHER NAME: ELUCIDATING THE INTERSECTION OF PATENT AND
ANTITRUST LAWS IN TYING ARRANGEMENT CASES
Kyle Friedman
259
WILLIAM & MARY BILL OF RIGHTS JOURNAL
VOLUME 16 MARCH 2008 ISSUE 3
ARTICLES
A WELFARE STATE OF CIVIL RIGHTS: THE TRIUMPH OF THE THERAPEUTIC IN AMERICAN
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Daniel F. Piar
649
WHITHER SEXUAL ORIENTATION ANALYSIS?: THE PROPER METHODOLOGY WHEN DUE
PROCESS AND EQUAL PROTECTION INTERSECT
Sharon E. Rush
685
THE “ONGOING CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION” CONSTRAINT: GETTING AWAY WITH SILENCE
Luke M. Milligan
747
REINSTATING TREATY-MAKING WITH NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES
Phillip M. Kannan
809
SYMPOSIUM:
2006 BRIGHAM-KANNER PROPERTY RIGHTS CONFERENCE
INTRODUCTION
839
"A FREQUENT RECURRENCE TO FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES": A TRIBUTE TO JIM ELY
John V. Orth
841
"A POOR RELATION?" REFLECTIONS ON A PANEL DISCUSSION COMPARING PROPERTY
RIGHTS TO OTHER RIGHTS ENUMERATED IN THE BILL OF RIGHTS
Rashmi Dyal-Chand
849
NOTES
1984 ARRIVES: THOUGHT(CRIME), TECHNOLOGY, AND THE CONSTITUTION
William Federspiel
865
THE RIGHT TO ACCESS EXPERIMENTAL DRUGS: WHY THE FDA SHOULD NOT DEPRIVE
THE TERMINALLY ILL OF A CHANCE TO LIVE
Nicholas J. Plionis
901
BERKELEY JOURNAL OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN LAW & POLICY
VOLUME 10 Spring 2008 NUMBER 1
EDITOR'S NOTE
Darius Graham, Editor-in-Chief
1
ARTICLE
ABSTINENCE-ONLY EDUCATION AND MINORITY TEENAGERS: THE IMPORTANCE OF RACE
IN A QUESTION OF CONSTITUTIONALITY
Risha K. Foulkes
3
ESSAYS
FROM COLOR LINE TO COLOR CHART?: RACISM AND COLORISM IN THE NEW CENTURY
Angela P. Harris
52
PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY AND THE TUSKEGEE SYPHILIS EXPERIMENTS: RESTORATIVE
JUSTICE APPROACH
Abigail Perkiss
70
CHILD WELFARE
Volume 86 Number 6 November/December 2007
IN THIS ISSUE
Youth Characteristics Associated with Behavioral and Mental Health Problems During the
Transition to Residential Treatment Centers: The Odyssey Project Population
Amy J. L. Baker, Marc Archer, and Patrick Curtis
5
Child Welfare Workplace: The State of the Workforce and Strategies to Improve Retention
Maria Scannapieco and Kelli Connell-Carrick
31
Social Networks, Informal Child Care, and Inadequate Supervision by Mothers
Carol Coohey
53
The Training Process of the Maryland Guardianship Assistance Project: A Collaborative Model for
Kinship Foster Care
Pamela L. Thornton, Joshua N. Okundaye, and Donna Harrington
67
Outcomes of a Randomized Trial of Continuum of Care Services for Children in a Child Welfare
System
E. Wayne Holden, Susan Rousseau O'Connell, Qinghong Liao, Anna Krivelyova, Tim Connor, Gary
M. Blau, and Dorian Long
89
Shaping Child Welfare Policy Via Performance Measurement
Clare Tilbury
115
DEPARTMENTS
Corrections
136
Index
139
LAW AND LITERATURE
VOLUME 20 NUMBER I SPRING 2008
Vinculum Fidei: The Tempest and the Law of Allegiance
ELLIOT VISCONSI
1
Thomas Dixon's A Man of the People: How Lincoln Saved the Union by Cracking Down on Civil
Liberties
BROOK THOMAS
21
The Sovereignty of Pleasure: Sexual and Political Freedom in the Operas of Mozart and Da Ponte
LIOR BARSHACK
47
The Dance is One
NICHOLAS KASIRER
69
The Tribunal de las Aguas: A Minor Jurisprudence, Not Jurisprudentially Minor
CHRISTINE L. GREEN
89
Facts and Fiction: Literary Instructions on Public School Integration in Ernest Hill's Satisfied with
Nothin'
NGHANA LEWIS
115
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
127
MICHIGAN LAW REVIEW
Volume 106 Number 6 April 2008
2008 SURVEY OF BOOKS RELATED TO THE LAW
FOREWORD
WAR TALES AND WAR TRIALS
Patricia M. Wald
901
CONFRONTING WAR
CLASSIC REVISITED: REMARQUE: ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT
Robert J. Delahunty, John C. Yoo
923
CLASSIC REVISITED: HEMINGWAY: FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS
Karen Engle
941
POSNER: NOT A SUICIDE PACT: THE CONSTITUTION IN A TIME OF NATIONAL EMERGENCY
Stephen Reinhardt
963
DRUMBL: ATROCITY, PUNISHMENT, AND INTERNATIONAL LAW
Kevin Jon Heller
975
THE ADMINISTRATIVE STATE
HYMAN: MEDICARE MEETS MEPHISTOPHELES
Jill R. Horwitz
1001
CROLEY: REGULATION AND PUBLIC INTERESTS: THE POSSIBILITY OF GOOD REGULATORY
GOVERNMENT
M. Elizabeth Magill
1021
COMPARATIVE LAW
WEST: SECRETS, SEX AND SPECTACLE: THE RULES OF SCANDAL IN JAPAN AND THE
UNITED STATES
Benjamin L. Liebman
1041
KROTOSZYNSKI, JR.: THE FIRST AMENDMENT IN CROSS-CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE:
A COMPARATIVE LEGAL ANALYSIS OF THE FREEDOM OF SPEECH
Roger P. Alford
1071
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
COFFEE, JR.: GATEKEEPERS: THE PROFESSIONS AND CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
Merritt B. Fox
1089
IMMIGRATION
MOTOMURA: AMERICANS IN WAITING: THE LOST STORY OF IMMIGRATION AND
CITIZENSHIP IN THE UNITED STATES
Cristina M. Rodríguez
1111
INTERNATIONAL LAW
GUZMAN: HOW INTERNATIONAL LAW WORKS: A RATIONAL CHOICE THEORY
Alex Geisinger, Michael Ashley Stein
1129
PEERENBOOM: CHINA MODERNIZES: THREAT TO THE WEST OR MODEL FOR THE REST?
Yang Wang
1143
LEGAL HISTORY
ALLEN: ORIGINS OF THE DRED SCOTT CASE: JACKSONIAN JURISPRUDENCE AND THE
SUPREME COURT, 1837—1857
Sam Erman
1157
PAYMENT SYSTEMS
MANN: CHARGING AHEAD: THE GROWTH AND REGULATION OF PAYMENT CARD MARKETS
Katherine Porter
1167
POLICING AND RACE
HERBERT: CITIZENS, COPS, AND POWER: RECOGNIZING THE LIMITS OF COMMUNITY
WEITZER & TUCH: RACE AND POLICING IN AMERICA: CONFLICT AND REFORM
WEISBURD & BRAGA: POLICE INNOVATION: CONTRASTING PERSPECTIVES
Richard Delgado
1193
TORTS
NAGAREDA: MASS TORTS IN A WORLD OF SETTLEMENT
Anthony J. Sebok
1213
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 27 2007-2008 ISSUE 1
SYMPOSIUM ON RELIGION, RELIGIOUS PLURALISM, AND THE RULE OF LAW
INTRODUCTION
Mark C. Modak-Truran
1
ARTICLES
GOD(S) OVER CONSTITUTIONS: INTERNATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS TRANSNATIONAL
CONSTITUTIONALISM IN THE 21ST CENTURY
Larry Catá Backer
11
THE UNDERLYING CAUSES OF DIVERGENT FIRST AMENDMENT INTERPRETATIONS
Scott C. Idleman
67
RELIGION AND POLITICAL PLURALISM
Robin W. Lovin
91
WASHINGTON'S GOD: RELIGION, LIBERTY, AND THE FATHER OF OUR COUNTRY
Michael Novak and Jana Novak
105
HOW IS AMERICA "DIVIDED BY GOD"?
Steven D. Smith
141
BEYOND THEOCRACY AND SECULARISM (PART I): TOWARD A NEW PARADIGM FOR LAW
AND RELIGION
Mark C. Modak-Truran
159
COMMENT
"I'M NOT DEAD YET!": AN ANALYSIS OF THE RECENT SUPREME COURT OF MISSISSIPPI'S
WRONGFUL DEATH JURISPRUDENCE
Patrick J. Schepens
235
NOTE
BANDA-ORTIZ V. GONZALES: A CATCH-22 FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
Jared Carrubba
265
SOUTH DAKOTA LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 53 ISSUE 1 2008
Dedication to the Honorable Mildred Ramynke
i
ARTICLES
The Test Results Said What? The Post-Crawford Admissibility of Hearsay Forensic Evidence
Thomas F. Burke III
1
The Deregulation of Usury Ceilings, Rise of Easy Credit, and Increasing Consumer Debt
Steven Mercatante
37
Should the Eighth Circuit Recognize Procedural Misjoinder?
Ronald A. Parsons, Jr.
52
Those Calves are Mine: Toward a Uniform Commercial Code Definition of "Rights in the Collateral"
Michael B. Thompson
74
STUDENT ARTICLES
Morse v. Frederick: A Dubious Decision Shows a Need for Judicial Restraint by the Supreme Court
Justin Lee Bell
100
South Dakota's Aggravating Circumstances on Trial
Lance D. Dutton
139
In re D.F.: The South Dakota Supreme Court Misses an Opportunity to Establish an Appropriate
Due Diligence Standard when Serving Notice by Publication in Parental Rights Termination
Proceedings
Derek Andrew Nelsen
174
TENNESSEE LAW REVIEW
Volume 75 Fall 2007 Number 1
ARTICLES
MEDICAL FUTILITY STATUTES: NO SAFE HARBOR TO UNILATERALLY REFUSE LIFE-
SUSTAINING TREATMENT
Thaddeus Mason Pope
1
DOES AN INDEPENDENT BOARD IMPROVE NONPROFIT CORPORATE GOVERNANCE?
Kathleen M. Boozang
83
ESSAY
GUNS AND GAY SEX: SOME NOTES ON FIREARMS, THE SECOND AMENDMENT, AND
"REASONABLE REGULATION"
Glenn Harlan Reynolds
137
CASE NOTES
FAMILY LAW?PARENTAL RIGHTS?PROTECTION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS IN CUSTODY
AND TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS CASES IN TENNESSEE
Erin E. Bybee
151
CRIMINAL LAW?INDICTMENT SPECIFICITY IN ALLEGING ATTEMPT CRIMES—AN
INDICTMENT FOR ATTEMPTED ILLEGAL REENTRY INTO THE UNITED STATES IS NOT
DEFECTIVE BECAUSE IT FAILS TO ALLEGE A SPECIFIC OVERT ACT
Lindsey M. Vaughan
167
THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO LAW REVIEW
Volume 75 Winter 2008 Number 1
IN MEMORIAM: DAVID P. CURRIE (1936-2007)
Gerhard Casper, Richard A. Epstein, David Gossett, Herma Hill Kay, Edmund W. Kitch, Larry
Kramer,
Saul Levmore, George A. Ranney, Geoffrey R. Stone, Martha Swisher
DEMISESQUICENTENNIAL
Foreword
33
Kenneth Karst's Equality as a Central Principle in the First Amendment
Geoffrey R. Stone
37
SYMPOSIUM: SURVEILLANCE
Dredging up the Past: Lifelogging, Memory, and Surveillance
Anita L. Allen
47
Privacy Decisionmaking in Administrative Agencies
Kenneth A. Bamberger & Deirdre K. Mulligan
75
Choice or Consequences: Protecting Privacy in Commercial Information
J. Howard Beales, III & Timothy J. Muris
109
The Memory Gap in Surveillance Law
Patricia L. Bellia
137
Privacy, Visibility, Transparency, and Exposure
Julie E. Cohen
181
Cybersecurity in the Payment Card Industry
Richard A. Epstein & Thomas P. Brown
203
Updating the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act
Orin S. Kerr
225
Privacy, Surveillance, and Law
Richard A. Posner
245
Data Mining and Internet Profiling: Emerging Regulatory and Technological Approaches
Ira S. Rubinstein, Ronald D. Lee, & Paul M. Schwartz
261
Reviving Telecommunications Surveillance Law
Paul M. Schwartz
287
Government Data Mining and the Fourth Amendment
Christopher Slobogin
317
Data Mining and the Security-Liberty Debate
Daniel J. Solove
343
Privacy versus Antidiscrimination
Lior Jacob Strahilevitz
363
ARTICLE
The Reconstruction Congress
David P. Currie
383
COMMENTS
Reducing Fraud against the Government: Using FOIA Disclosures in Qui Tam Litigation
Eric M. Fraser
497
Big Boys and Chinese Walls
Daniel Sullivan
533
REVIEW
Victor Goldberg: Economics as Context for Contract Law Framing Contract Law:
An Economic Perspective
George S. Geis
569
THE GEORGETOWN LAW JOURNAL
Volume 96 Number 3 March 2008
Articles
Confronting Evil: Victims' Rights in an Age of Terror
Wayne A. Logan
721
The Private Enforcement of Immigration Laws
Huyen Pham
777
Triangulating Testimonial Hearsay: The Constitutional Boundaries of Expert Opinion Testimony
Julie A. Seaman
827
The New Servitudes
Molly Shaffer Van Houweling
885
Notes
Stitching Together the Patchwork: Burlington Northern's Lessons for State Whistleblower Law
Courtney J. Anderson DaCosta
951
Burlamaqui, the Constitution, and the Imperfect War on Terror
Kathryn L. Einspanier
985
Discriminatory Condemnations and the Fair Housing Act
Edward Imperatore
1027
From Georgia v. Tennessee Copper to Massachusetts v. EPA: Parens Patriae Standing for State
Global-Warming Plaintiffs
Sara Zdeb
1059
HAMLINE JOURNAL OF PUBLIC LAW & POLICY
Volume 29 Number 1 Fall 2007
Contents
Letter to the Reader
Lucinda Jesson
i
SPECIAL FEATURE: SPRING 2007 HEALTH CARE REFORM SYMPOSIUM
The Federalist Approach to Health Care and its Limitations: Introductory Remarks
Peter D. Jacobson
v
Massachusetts Health Insurance Reform Legislation: An Effective Tool for Addressing Racial and
Ethnic Disparities in Health Care?
Renée M. Landers
1
Flexible Tort Reform
Lee Harris and Jennifer Longo
61
An Individual Mandate to Have Health Care Coverage: How Minnesota Can Turn This Key to Health
Care Reform
Cynthia Goff
85
CURRENT PUBLIC LAW AND POLICY ISSUES
Comprehensive Sex Education: Why America's Youth Deserve the Truth about Sex
Amy Schwarz
115
Caring for Invisible Patients: Challenges and Opportunities in Healthcare for Incarcerated Women
Kate Hannaher
161
ILSA JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL & COMPARATIVE LAW
Volume 14 Number 1 Fall 2007
ARTICLES & ESSAYS
International Weekend Panel on the Dual System of Human Rights: The European Union
Elizabeth Defeis
1
The Right to Resist the Government: Tyranny, Usurpation and Regicide in Shakespeare's Plays
C.M.A. McCauliff
9
Detention in the "War on Terror": Constitutional Interpretation Informed by the Law of War
Alec Walen and Ingo Venzke
45
Targeted Killing and the Soldiers' Right to Life
Solon Solomon
99
"The Ghosts of Colonialism in Africa": Silences and Shortcomings in the ICJs 2005 Armed Activities
Decision
Guy Fiti Sinclair
121
The ICC in Darfur—Savior or Spoiler?
Philipp Kastner
145
Torture on Trial: How the Alien Tort Statute May Expose the United States Government's Illegal
"Extraordinary Rendition"
Program Through its Use of a Private Contractor
Jamie A. Baron Rodriguez
189
Satellite Remote Sensing: Commercialization of Remote Sensing. Is the Use of Satellite Derived
Information for Military Purposes in Violation of the Peaceful Purposes Provision of the Outer
Space Treaty?
Aylia Licor
207
2007 PHILIP C. JESSUP INTERNATIONAL LAW MOOT COURT COMPETITION DISTINGUISHED
BRIEFS
Memorial for Applicant
University of Buenos Aires
225
Memorial for Respondent
Washington University in St. Louis
267
JOURNAL OF HEALTH & BIOMEDICAL LAW
Volume 3 Issue 2 2007
Foreword
Editor's Note
Catherine E. Boult
i
Articles
ERISA Preemption: A Product Rule and the Neglected Workhorse
Joseph Snoe
217
Medical Malpractice Insurance Crisis: An Inquiry into the Relationship Between the Crisis and
Access to Health Care for Women of Color
Corrine Propas Parver & Tara Hechlik Newsom
267
Policy Making and the New Medicine: Managing a Magnificent Obsession
George P. Smith, II
303
Notes
The Aftermath of the Introduction of the Human Papillomavirus Vaccination
Rachel Meisterman
313
Constitutional Protections of Aliens: A Call for Action to Provide Adequate Health Care for
Immigration Detainees
Lisa A. Cahan
343
Case Comments
Differentiating Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury Claims in the Context of Statutory
Protections: LaCoste v. Pendleton Methodist Hosp., L.L.C.
Felicia Scroggins
367
Do the Crime, Serve the Time, Then Leave Your DNA Behind: United States v. Weikert
Ashley J. McCarron
379
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW AND POLITICS
Volume 40 Number 2 Winter 2008
ARTICLES
CULTURE, SOVEREIGNTY, AND HOLLYWOOD: UNESCO AND THE FUTURE OF TRADE IN
CULTURAL PRODUCTS
Christopher M. Bruner
351
TREATIES AND NATIONAL SECURITY
Susan Rose-Ackerman & Benjamin Billa
437
NOTES
CHALLENGING MANAGED TEMPORARY LABOR MIGRATION AS A MODEL FOR RIGHTS AND
DEVELOPMENT FOR LABOR-SENDING COUNTRIES
Xinying Chi
497
PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL LEGAL REFORMS FOR REDUCING TRANSFER PRICING
MANIPULATION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Thomas C. Pearson
541
ESSAY
CONSTITUTION-BUILDING DURING THE WAR ON TERROR: THE CHALLENGE OF SOMALIA
Kirsti Samuels
597
BOOK ANNOTATIONS
615
NORTHERN KENTUCKY LAW REVIEW
Volume 34 Number 4 2007
2007 Civil Rights Issue
ARTICLES
"No Better Than They Deserve:" Dred Scott and Constitutional Democracy
Mark Graber
589
Dred Scott, Lincoln, and the Constitution: A Reply to Professor Graber
John T. Valauri
619
Dred Scott: The Decision That Sparked a Civil War
Dr. Roberta Alexander
643
Interest Convergence and the Education of African-American Boys in Cincinnati: Motivating
Suburban Whites to Embrace Interdistrict Education Reform
David A. Singleton
663
NOTES
Is Classism the New Racism? Avoiding Strict Scrutiny's Fatal in Fact Consequences By Diversifying
Student Bodies on the Basis of Socioeconomic Status
Genevieve Campbell
679
Doe v. Kamehameha Schools: What is the Proper Standard for Analyzing a § 1981 Claim?
Rebecca L. Faust
703
Keeping Your Name and Images Private — How Existing Property Law and Requests for Removal
Could Stop Unauthorized Display of Your Identity Online
Matthew D. Hemmer
723
An Emerging Civil Rights Movement: Immigrant Populations in Need of Equal Protection Under the
Fourteenth Amendment
Hannah Whitney McMurry Schrock
749
OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW
Volume 32 Number 1 Spring 2007
ARTICLES
Whose War Is It Anyway? The War in Iraq: Shared War Powers of the Executive Branch and the
Congressional Branch and the 2008 Presidential Election
Faith Joseph Jackson
1
Insider Trading: Incoherent in Theory, Inefficient in Practice
Eric Engle
37
SPEECH
Unpopular Privacy: The Case for Government Mandates
Anita L. Allen
87
NOTES
Signing Statements and the President's Non-Enforcement Power
Gus H. Buthman
103
Walk to the Line, Compensable Time: Cash in the Pockets of Employees
Leah Avey
135
COMMENT
City of Sherrill v. Oneida Indian Nation: Balancing the Correction of Historical Wrongs with the
Convenience of Ignoring Them
Michael Matthews
169
REAL PROPERTY, PROBATE AND TRUST JOURNAL
Volume 42 Number 4 Winter 2008
TABLE OF CONTENTS
THE UNIFORM PRUDENT INVESTOR AND PRINCIPAL AND INCOME ACTS: CHANGING THE
TRUST LANDSCAPE
Christopher P. Cline
611
THE POWER TO ADJUST AND TOTAL-RETURN UNITRUST STATUTES: STATE
DEVELOPMENTS AND TAX CONSIDERATIONS
Richard W. Nenno
657
LIMITATIONS ON THE TRUSTEE'S POWER TO ADJUST
S. Alan Medlin
717
SRI—SHIBBOLETH OR CANARD (SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE INVESTING, THAT IS)
Joel C. Dobris
755
COPING WITH KELO: A POTPOURRI OF LEGISLATIVE AND JUDICIAL RESPONSES
Steven J. Eagle and Lauren A. Perotti
799
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY EDUCATION AND LAW JOURNAL
Volume 2008 Number 1
Articles
On Student Rights in the Year of Brown: A Legal, Psychological, and Policy Analysis
A. J. Angulo and Carol Marchel
1
The Paradox of Legal Expertise: A Study of Experts and Novices Reading the Law
Leah M Christensen
53
Student Speech: School Boards, Gay/Straight Alliances, and the Equal Access Act
Todd A. DeMitchell and Richard Fossey
89
Notes and Comments
The Court's Missed Opportunity in Harper v. Poway
Andrew Canter and Gabriel Pardo
125
Finding a Silver Lining: The Positive Impact of Looking Beyond Race Amidst the Negative Effects of
Proposition 209
Ian Wang
149
THE JOURNAL OF LAW & POLITICS
Volume 23 Number 3 Summer 2007
Congress's Transformative "Republican Revolution" in 2001-2006 and the Future of One-Party
Rule
Charles Tiefer
233
Gaining Access: A State Lobbying Case Study
Trevor D. Dryer
283
Reforming Redistricting: Why Popular Initiatives to Establish Redistricting Commissions Succeed or
Fail
Nicholas Stephanopoulos
331
LOYOLA OF LOS ANGELES INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAW REVIEW
Volume 29 Number 3 Summer 2007
ARTICLES
The Resumption of the Doha Round and the Future of Services Trade
Rafael Leal-Arcas
339
Rethinking the Cyprus Problem: Are Frame-breaking Changes Still Possible Through Application of
Intractable Conflict Intervention Approaches to This "Hurting Stalemate"?
A. Marco Turk
463
NOTES AND COMMENTS
Patentability of Stem Cell Research Under TRIPS: Can Morality-Based Exclusions Be Better
Defined by Emerging Customary International Law?
Kenneth C. Cheney
503
Mikheyev v. Russia: the Issue of Adequacy in Investigating Claims of Ill-treatment under the
European Convention
Aleksey Katmissky
537
Watts v. Bedford Primary Care Trust: The Uncertain Prognosis for Health Tourism in the European
Union
Huahan Pai
553
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF LEGISLATION AND PUBLIC POLICY
Volume 11 Number 1 2007-2008
ARTICLES
Boston's Green Affordable Housing Program: Challenges and Opportunities
Patricia M. Burke, Galen Nelson, and Wilson Rickerson
1
Project-Based Policy Development: Building the Case for Boston's Green Building Policy
Bradford Swing
33
NOTES
Green Building City Survey
Meredith Laitner, Adam Stella, and Madeline Zamoyski
81
Measuring from the High Watermark: Defining Baselines for Water Efficiency in Green Buildings
Peter A. Nelson
105
Greening Runoff: The Unsolved Nonpoint Source Pollution Problem, and Green Buildings as a
Solution
Michael Byrne
145
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW
Volume 83 Number 1 April 2008
ARTICLES
TWO AND TWENTY: TAXING PARTNERSHIP PROFITS IN PRIVATE EQUITY FUNDS
Victor Fleischer
1
TRADEMARK LITIGATION AS CONSUMER CONFLICT
Michael Grynberg
60
ESSAYS
OUR AGNOSTIC CONSTITUTION
Steven D. Smith
120
NOTES
ACCURACY COUNTS: ILLEGAL VOTES IN CONTESTED ELECTIONS AND THE CASE FOR
COMPLETE PROPORTIONATE DEDUCTION
Kevin J. Hickey
167
THE EARNED INCOME TAX CREDIT AS AN INCENTIVE TO REPORT: ENGAGING THE
INFORMAL ECONOMY THROUGH TAX POLICY
John J. Infranca
203
WHAT IS A PROGRESSIVE TAX CHANGE?: UNMASKING HIDDEN VALUES IN DISTRIBUTIONAL
DEBATES
David Kamin
241
RESORTING TO EXTRAORDINARY WRITS: HOW THE ALL WRITS ACT RISES TO FILL THE
GAPS IN THE RIGHTS OF ENEMY COMBATANTS
Dimitri D. Portnoi
293
PEPPERDINE LAW REVIEW
Volume 35 Special Issue March 2008
CONTENTS
THE INAUGURAL WILLIAM FRENCH SMITH MEMORIAL LECTURE
A LOOK AT SUPREME COURT ADVOCACY WITH JUSTICE SAMUEL ALITO
HONORABLE SAMUEL A. ALITO, JR., DOUGLAS W. KMIEC, CARTER G. PHILLIPS AND
KENNETH W. STARR
465
AN ENIGMATIC COURT? EXAMINING THE ROBERTS COURT AS IT BEGINS YEAR THREE
INTRODUCTION
DOUGLAS W. KMIEC AND KENNETH W. STARR
493
THE ALITO/O'CONNOR SWITCH
JOAN BISKUPIC
495
THE ROBERTS COURT & EXECUTIVE POWER
JEFFREY ROSEN
503
STANDING STILL-DID THE ROBERTS COURT NARROW, BUT NOT OVERRULE, FLAST TO
ALLOW TIME TO RE-THINK ESTABLISHMENT CLAUSE JURISPRUDENCE?
DOUGLAS W. KMIEC
509
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
VIKRAM AMAR
523
FREE SPEECH
KATHLEEN M. SULLIVAN
533
THE ROBERTS COURT & THE BUSINESS CASES
KENNETH W. STARR
541
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
VIKRAM AMAR, JOAN BISKUPIC, DOUGLAS W. KMIEC, JEFFREY ROSEN, KENNETH W. STARR
AND KATHLEEN M. SULLIVAN
547
QUINNIPIAC HEALTH LAW JOURNAL
Volume 11 Number 1 2007
Table of Contents
Are Sperm Cells a Form of Property? A Biological Inquiry into the Legal Status of the Sperm Cell
Ernest Waintraub
1
Mens Rea as an Element of Crime: Why the Supreme Court Got it Wrong in Clark v. Arizona
Amit Patel
17
Are Authorized Generics Still a Viable Life-cycle Strategy?
Susan McMillin
57
VANDERBILT JOURNAL OF ENTERTAINMENT AND TECHNOLOGY LAW
Volume 10 Number 2 WINTER 2008
ARTICLES
OPINIONATED SOFTWARE
Meiring de Villiers
269
APPLYING GENERICIDE TO THE RIGHT OF PUBLICITY
Zoe Argento
321
ACCESS THIS: WHY INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION MUST PROVIDE ACCESS TO
THE INTERNET TO STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
Nina Golden
363
NOTES
TAKE THE TRAINING WHEELS OFF THE LEAGUE: MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER'S
DYSFUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIP WITH THE INTERNATIONAL SOCCER TRANSFER SYSTEM
Omar Hafez Ayad
413
SIX CLICKS OF SEPARATION: THE LEGAL RAMIFICATIONS OF EMPLOYERS USING SOCIAL
NETWORKING SITES TO RESEARCH APPLICANTS
Ian Byrnside
445
THE FAIR USE DOCTRINE AND TRACKJACKING: BEAUTIFUL ANIMAL OR DESTROYER OF
WORLDS?
S. Wayne Clemons, Jr.
479
WILLIAM & MARY ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND POLICY REVIEW
Volume 32 ISSUE 2 Winter 2008
Articles
SEEKING A SEAT AT THE TABLE: HAS LAW LEFT ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS BEHIND AS IT
EMBRACES BIOETHICS?
Heidi Gorovitz Robertson
273
WAIVERS OF IMMUNITY IN FEDERAL ENVIRONMENTAL STATUTES OF THE TWENTY-FIRST
CENTURY: CORRECTING A CONFUSING MESS
Kenneth M. Murchison
359
BROWNFIELDS AND BRAC: A SURPRISING "COMPATIBILITY"
Joel B. Eisen
403
A LEAST BAD APPROACH FOR INTERPRETING ESA STEALTH PROVISIONS
Madeline June Kass
427
Notes
EXPANDING THE ARSENAL FOR SENTENCING ENVIRONMENTAL CRIMES: WOULD
THERAPEUTIC JURISPRUDENCE AND RESTORATIVE JUSTICE WORK?
Carrie C. Boyd
483
BRINGING SEXY BRAC: THE CASE FOR ALLOWING LOCAL GOVERNMENTS TO CONTROL
ENVIRONMENTAL CLEANUP IN THE MILITARY BASE CLOSURE AND REDEVELOPMENT
PROCESS
Thomas William "T. W.” Bruno
513
KILLING AND CLEANING IN COMBAT: A PROPOSAL TO EXTEND THE FOREIGN CLAIMS ACT
TO COMPENSATE FOR LONG-TERM ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE
Mark D. Sameit
547
AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW REVIEW
Volume 45 Number 1 Winter 2008
ARTICLES
THE SELF-DEFENSIVE COGNITION OF SELF-DEFENSE
Dan M. Kahan and Donald Braman
1
PROSECUTORS "DOING JUSTICE" THROUGH OSMOSIS—REMINDERS To ENCOURAGE
A CULTURE OF COOPERATION
Melanie D. Wilson
67
UNRAVELING CRIMINAL STATUTES OF LIMITATIONS
Lindsey Powell
115
AVE MARIA LAW REVIEW
Volume 6 Number 1 Fall 2007
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
An Introduction to the Canonical Achievements of Pope John Paul II
Edward N. Peters
1
Pope John Paul II and Religious Liberty
Gerard Bradley
33
Pope John Paul II, Freedom, and Constitutional Law
Richard S. Myers
61
Pope John Paul II and Immigration Law and Policy
James Parry Eyster
85
Pope John Paul II, Vatican II, and Capital Punishment
Howard Bromberg
109
ESSAY: A RESPONSE TO ORIGINALISM AND PRECEDENT
Originalism and Precedent: Principles and Practices in the Application of Stare Decisis
Richard J. Dougherty
155
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS
Judith C. Gallagher
193
NOTES
Rebel Without a Clause: The Right "Rights of Students" in Nixon v. Board of Education and the
Shadow of Freedom Under Harper v. Poway
Brian D. Eck
197
Ecclesiastical Divorce in Hierarchical Denominations and the Resulting Custody Battle over Church
Property: How the Supreme Court Has Needlessly Rendered Church Property Trusts Ineffectual
Justin M. Gardner
235
Crushed at the Counter: Protection for a Pharmacist's Right of Conscience
Nell O. Kromhout
265
Patents, Trolls, and Personal Property: Will eBay Auction Away a Patent Holder's Right to Exclude?
Paul M. Mersino
307
DEPAUL BUSINESS & COMMERCIAL LAW JOURNAL
Volume 6 Number 1 Fall 2007
ARTICLES
MANIPULATIVE BEHAVIOR IN AUCTION IPOS
Mira Ganor
1
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF BANKRUPTCY LEGAL PROVISIONS FROM MEXICO AND THE
UNITED STATES: WHICH LEGAL SYSTEM IS MORE ATTRACTIVE?
Jonatan Graham-Canedo
19
CAN RISKS BE REDUCED IN THE DERIVATIVES MARKET? LESSONS FROM THE DEAL
STRUCTURE ANALYSIS OF MODERN FINANCIAL ENGINEERING DEBACLES
Jongho Kim
29
THE SEVENTH AMENDMENT AND THE CISG: FUNCTIONAL FACTORS IN THE SEARCH FOR A
JURY TRIAL RIGHT
Mark A. Mintz
143
COMMENT
DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS CERTAINLY DO NOT GET OFF SCOTT-FREE, BUT OUGHT WE
CUT THEM A LITTLE SLACK?
Holly D. Howes
163
BIBLIOGRAPHY
COMMERCIAL LAW BIBLIOGRAPHY
Michael G. Hillinger
191
FLORIDA LAW REVIEW
Volume 60 Number 2 April 2008
DEDICATION TO WALTER O. WEYRAUCH
Lynn M. LoPucki
vii
ARTICLES
THREE FACES OF SUPPLEMENTAL JURISDICTION AFTER THE DEMISE OF UNITED MINE
WORKERS V. GIBBS
C. Douglas Floyd
277
SUBSTANTIVE DUE PROCESS LIMITS ON PUNITIVE DAMAGES AWARDS: "MORALS WITHOUT
TECHNIQUE"?
F. Patrick Hubbard
349
THE UBIQUITY OF GREED: A CONTEXTUAL MODEL FOR ANALYSIS OF SCIENTER
Ann Morales Olazábal and Patricia Sanchez Abril
401
THE CASE FOR OVERTURNING WILLIAMS V. FLORIDA AND THE SIX-PERSON JURY:
HISTORY, LAW, AND EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE
Alisa Smith and Michael J.Saks
441
NOTE
Florida's Eminent Domain Overhaul: Creating More Problems than It Solved
Scott J. Kennelly
471
CASE COMMENT
Substantive Due Process: Sex Toys After Lawrence
Michael J. Hooi
507
FORDHAM INTERNATIONAL LAW JOURNAL
Volume 31 Number 3 February 2008
CONTENTS
ESSAY
PRACTICE AND PREDICAMENT: THE NATIONALITY OF THE INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATOR
(WITH SURVEY RESULTS)
Ilhyung Lee
603
ARTICLE
SEEING THE FOREST FOR THE TREATIES: THE EVOLVING DEBATES ON FOREST AND
FORESTRY ACTIVITIES UNDER THE CLEAN DEVELOPMENT MECHANISM TEN YEARS AFTER
THE KYOTO PROTOCOL
Rômulo Silveira da Rocha Sampaio
634
SYMPOSIUM: PERSPECTIVES ON CULTURAL PROPERTY & THE LAW
INTRODUCTION: NEW DIMENSIONS OF CULTURAL PROPERTY
Susan Scafidi
684
ESSAYS
NEW WAYS OF THINKING ABOUT CULTURAL PROPERTY: A CRITICAL APPRAISAL OF THE
ANTIQUITIES TRADE DEBATES
Alexander A. Bauer
690
THIEVES OF BAGHDAD: COMBATING GLOBAL TRAFFIC IN STOLEN IRAQI ANTIQUITIES
Colonel Matthew Bogdanos
725
REPATRIATION OF THE KOHINOOR DIAMOND: EXPANDING THE LEGAL PARADIGM FOR
CULTURAL HERITAGE
Saby Ghoshray
741
ARTICLE
THE FOREIGN SOVEREIGN IMMUNITIES ACT: USING A "SHIELD" STATUTE AS A "SWORD"
FOR OBTAINING FEDERAL JURISDICTION IN ART AND ANTIQUITIES CASES
Lauren Fielder Redman
781
JOURNAL OF LAW & EDUCATION
Volume 37 Number 2 April 2008
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
Surveys in America's Classrooms: How Much do Parents Really Know'?
Tara Dahl
143
The No Child Left Behind Act: Is it an Unfunded Mandate or a Promotion of Federal Educational
Ideals?
Regina R. Umpstead
193
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LAW
Supreme Court Review
231
Primary and Secondary Education
236
Universities and Other Institutions
257
LAW REVIEW DIGESTS
269
CHALK TALK
To Dissect or Not: Student Choice-in-Dissection Laws Ensure the Freedom to Choose
Ashley Duncan
283
Accommodation of Non-majority Religions: Legitimate Protection of Students' Right to Practice or
Unconstitutional Governmental Endorsement'?
Kevin Graves
291
Far Enough or Back Where We Started: Race Perception from Brown to Meredith
Bryant Smith
297
NORTH CAROLINA LAW REVIEW
Volume 86 Number 3 March 2008
CONTENTS
A TRIBUTE TO PROFESSOR JOHN O. CALMORE
INTRODUCTION: A TRIBUTE TO JOHN CALMORE'S WORK
Charles E. Daye
615
RACISM AS THE ULTIMATE DECEPTION
Derrick Bell
621
TEACHING RACE/TEACHING WHITENESS: TRANSFORMING COLORBLINDNESS TO COLOR
INSIGHT
Margalynne J. Armstrong & Stephanie M. Wildman
635
TURNING STONES OF HOPE INTO BOULDERS OF RESISTANCE: THE FIRST AND LAST TASK
OF SOCIAL JUSTICE CURRICULUM, SCHOLARSHIP, AND PRACTICE
Derek W. Black
673
JOHN CALMORE'S AMERICA
Robert S. Chang & Catherine E. Smith
739
WHAT IF JOHN CALMORE HAD A LATINO/A SIBLING?
Richard Delgado & Jean Stefancic
769
STRUCTURAL RACISM: BUILDING UPON THE INSIGHTS OF JOHN CALMORE
john a. powell
791
THE RIGHT TO REMAIN: COMMON LAW PROTECTIONS FOR SECURITY OF TENURE: AN
ESSAY IN HONOR OF JOHN OTIS CALMORE
Florence Wagman Roisman
817
UMKC LAW REVIEW
Volume 76 Number 2 Winter 2007
SYMPOSIUM:
PROTEINS, PATENTS AND PROGRESS: THE INTERFACE OF BIO-TECHNOLOGY AND
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW
ARTICLES
The Impact of Human Gene Patents on Innovation and Access: A Survey of Human Gene Patent
Litigation
Christopher M. Holman
295
Metaphysics and Patenting Life
Dr. Andrew W. Torrance
363
Open Source Drug Discovery: Finding a Niche (Maybe Several)
Stephen M. Maurer
405
Biotechnology Patenting in India: Will Bio-Generics Lead a "Sunrise Industry" to Bio-Innovation?
Janice M. Mueller
437
Sufficient Disclosure In Europe: Is There a Separate Written Description Doctrine Under the
European Patent Convention?
Martina I. Schuster
491
It's Hard to Find a Good Pair of Genes: So Why Make Them Free for the Taking?
Julie D. Cromer
505
The Bayh-Dole Act and Incentives for the Commercialization of Government-Funded Invention in
Developing Countries
Michael S. Mireles
525
NOTE
What Happens When the Gene Gets Out of the Bottle?: The Necessity of an Intent Element for
Infringement of Patents Claiming Genetically Modified Organisms
Brennan Delaney
553
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA JOURNAL OF CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Volume 10 Number 2 January 2008
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SYMPOSIUM: POSITIVE APPROACHES TO CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND THEORY
Understanding Collegiality on the Court
Frank B. Cross & Emerson H. Tiller
257
Positive Theory and the Internal View of Law
John Ferejohn
273
Disagreements on Collegial Courts: A Case-Space Approach
Dimitri Landa & Jeffrey R. Lax
305
"I'm Sorry, I Can't Answer That": Positive Scholarship and the Supreme Court Confirmation Process
Lori A. Ringhand
331
On the Role of Ideological Homogeneity in Generating Consequential Constitutional Decisions
Nancy Staudt, Barry Friedman & Lee Epstein
361
Connecting Positive and Normative Legal Theory
Adrian Vermeule
387
The Constitutive and Entrenchment Functions of Constitutions: A Research Agenda
Ernest A. Young
399
BERKELEY LA RAZA LAW JOURNAL
Volume 17 Number 2 Fall 2006
THE NEW FACE OF CALIFORNIA: THE GREAT CENTRAL VALLEY
FOREWORD
ARTICLES
WHAT HAS NEVER HAPPENED BEFORE AND IS HAPPENING AGAIN: DEVELOPMENT AND
DISCRIMINATION IN THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY
Gary Dymski
221
TAPPING INTO CALIFORNIA'S CENTRAL VALLEY'S HIDDEN WEALTH: ITS RICH CULTURAL
CAPITAL
Isao Fujimoto & Gerardo Sandoval
245
SPEECHES
IN HARD TIMES, THE SEARCH FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE
Cruz Reynoso
265
ENACTING CHANGE FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE IN ORGANIZING
Dolores Huerta
277
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
CHALLENGES AND CHOICES FOR CALIFORNIA'S GREAT CENTRAL VALLEY
Carol Whiteside
285
HARVARD HUMAN RIGHTS JOURNAL
Volume 21 Number 1 Winter 2008
INTRODUCTION
A New Human Rights Agenda for the United States: New Realism, Human Rights, and the Rule of
Law
Bill Richardson
1
ARTICLES
Even-handedness and the Politics of Human Rights
Dr. Eric Heinze
7
Reparations, Self-Determination, and the Seventh Generation
Lorie M. Graham
47
NOTE
Limiting Sovereign Immunity in the Age of Human Rights
Stacy Humes-Schulz
105
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
Justice Delayed? Recent Developments at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia
Padraic J. Glaspy
143
Paying Lip Service to the Silenced: Juvenile Justice in India
Erika Rickard
155
BOOK NOTES
167
HASTINGS CONSTITUTIONAL LAW QUARTERLY
Volume 35 Number 3 Spring 2008
ARTICLES
SECURING THE RULE OF LAW THROUGH INTERPRETIVE PLURALISM: AN ARGUMENT FROM
COMPARATIVE LAW
Richard Stith
401
DOMESTIC SURVEILLANCE FOR INTERNATIONAL TERRORISTS: PRESIDENTIAL POWER AND
FOURTH AMENDMENT LIMITS
Richard Henry Seamon
449
GOVERNMENT-SPONSORED CHAPLAINS AND CRISIS: WALKING THE FINE LINE IN DISASTER
RESPONSE AND DAILY LIFE
Mary Jean Dolan
505
NOTES
FROM THE FRINGES OF COPYRIGHT LAW: EXAMINING CALIFORNIA'S "TRUE NAME AND
ADDRESS" INTERNET PIRACY STATUTE
Brian McFarlin
547
A REEXAMINATION OF THE TINKER STANDARD: FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
Jerico Lavarias
575
LABOR LAW JOURNAL
Volume 59 Number 1 Spring 2008
WHO'S WHO IN LABOR
4
NOT A LIMITED, CONFINED, OR PRIVATE MATTER — WHO IS AN "EMPLOYEE" UNDER THE
NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS ACT
Ellen Dannin
5
NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD 2007 YEAR IN REVIEW: FUELING UNIONS' DEMAND
FOR EURO-CENTRIC LABOR LAW REFORM
John N. Raudabaugh
16
PENSION REFORM IN THE UNITED STATES: LESSONS FROM THE ITALIAN EXPERIENCE
Raymond L. Hogler and Herbert Hunt III
26
WHO WILL PAY THE COST OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYER RETIREE HEALTH BENEFITS?
Harvey M. Katz
40
REDUNDANCY PAY IN AUSTRALIA: BEFORE AND AFTER WORK CHOICES
Elizabeth Shi
47
ANNUAL WORKPLACE CLASS ACTION LITIGATION REPORT: SIGNIFICANT STATE LAW
CLASS ACTION RULINGS
Gerald L. Maatman, Jr.
69
LOYOLA CONSUMER LAW REVIEW
Volume 20 Number 2 2008
SPECIAL ISSUE
THE ANTITRUST MARATHON
Editor's Note
Jeffrey M. Sussman
114
THE ANTITRUST MARATHON: A ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
Panelists' Biographies
115
PART I
ISSUE PAPER
The Role of Monopolization and Abuse of Dominance in Competition Law
Spencer Weber Waller
123
TRANSCRIPT
127
PART II
ISSUE PAPER
The Role of a Consumer Harm Test in Competition Policy
Adrian Majumdar
144
TRANSCRIPT
151
PART III
ISSUE PAPERS
The Monopolization/Abuse Offense
Spencer Weber Waller
167
Picking Over the CFI Microsoft Judgment of 17 September, 2007
Dr. Philip Marsden
172
TRANSCRIPT
176
PART IV:
ISSUE PAPER
Remedies – How Far and How Much?
George Addy & Anita Banicevic
193
TRANSCRIPT
197
RESPONSE TO THE ANTITRUST MARATHON
Antitrust (Over-?) Confidence
Thomas A. Lambert & Joshua D. Wright
219
CONSUMER NEWS
Plaintiffs' Attorneys Wince as Second Circuit Applies Tough Twombly Standard to Antitrust Suits
232
Antitrust Modernization Commission Declares Antitrust Need Not be Modernized, But Does
Suggest a Few Tweaks
Thomas A. McCann
239
LOYOLA OF LOS ANGELES LAW REVIEW
Volume 40 Number 3 Spring 2007
SYMPOSIUM
THE SECOND-PERSON STANDPOINT AND THE LAW
INTRODUCTION
Robin Bradley Kar
881
LAW AND THE SECOND-PERSON STANDPOINT
Stephen Darwall
891
LEGAL AND OTHER GOVERNANCE IN SECOND-PERSON PERSPECTIVE
Aaron James
911
REASONABLENESS IN THE LAW AND SECOND-PERSONAL ADDRESS
Gideon Yaffe
939
CONTRACT LAW AND THE SECOND-PERSON STANDPOINT: WHY EFFICIENCY
MAXIMIZATION PRINCIPLES CAN NEITHER EXPLAIN NOR JUSTIFY THE EXPECTATION
DAMAGES REMEDY
Robin Bradley Kar
977
ARTICLES
UNDERSTANDING DAVIS V. UNITED STATES
Marcy Strauss
1011
"[UN]EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW": THE INVIDIOUSLY DISPARATE TREATMENT OF
AMERICAN PROPERTY OWNERS IN TAKING CASES
Gideon Kanner
1065
NOTES & COMMENTS
JONES V. CITY OF LOS ANGELES: A DANGEROUS EXPANSION OF EIGHTH AMENDMENT
PROTECTIONS STIFLES EFFORTS TO CLEAN UP SKID ROW
Emily N. McMorris
1149
SMOKE, MIRRORS, AND ERISA: THE FALSE ILLUSION OF RETIREMENT INCOME SECURITY
Michael Barbanell Landres
1169
TRANSCRIPT
MARRIAGE EQUALITY IN CALIFORNIA: LEGAL AND POLITICAL PROSPECTS
Participants: Kenneth W. Starr, Shannon Price Minter, John C. Eastman & David C. Codell
1209
NEBRASKA LAW REVIEW
Volume 86 Number 3 2008
ARTICLES
Showup Identifications: A Comprehensive Overview of the Problems and a Discussion of
Necessary Changes
Amy Luria
515
The Most Endangered Title VII Plaintiff?: Exponential Discrimination Against Black Males
D. Aaron Lacy
552
"A Nigh Endless Game of Battledore and Shuttlecock": The D.C. Circuit's Misuse Of Chenery
Remands In NLRB Cases
Matthew Ginsburg
595
If the Glove Don't Fit, Update the Glove: The Unplanned Obsolescence of the Substantial Similarity
Standard for Experimental Evidence
Jonathan M. Hoffman
633
Putting the Blue Pencil Down: An Argument for Specificity in Noncompete Agreements
Griffin Toronjo Pivateau
672
NOTE
Special "Effects": Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School District, 400 F. Supp. 2d 707 (M.D. Pa. 2005),
and the Fate of Intelligent Design in Our Public Schools
Philip Sparr
708
SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW
Volume 35 Number 1 Fall 2007
ARTICLES
THE TRANSMOGRIFICATION OF SELF-DEFENSE BY NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION-
INSPIRED STATUTES: FROM THE DOCTRINE OF RETREAT TO THE RIGHT TO STAND YOUR
GROUND
P. Luevonda Ross
1
INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS AND THE POLITICAL PROCESS: A PROPOSED FRAMEWORK FOR
DEMOCRACY DEFINING CASES
Walter M. Frank
47
TEXTUAL LIMITS ON THE RESIDUAL EXCEPTION TO THE HEARSAY RULE: THE "NEAR MISS"
DEBATE AND BEYOND
Elizabeth DeCoux
99
A FAILURE TO PROTECT: AFTER 13 YEARS ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE NEVER
MATERIALIZES
Melissa O'Connor
119
MARTIAL LAW AFTER THE STORM: A CONSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS OF MARTIAL LAW AND
THE AFTERMATH OF HURRICANE KATRINA
Matthew S. Belser
147
COMMENTS
EXAMINING LOUISIANA'S PREVENTION OF TERRORISM ON THE HIGHWAYS ACT
John K. Blake, Jr.
223
THE ADMISSIBILITY OF LAB REPORTS AS PRIMA FACIE PROOF: DISPENSING WITH
CONFRONTATION ON ASSUMPTIONS OF RELIABILITY
Jennifer Hart
267
WAL-MART ON THE CHOPPING BLOCK, OR LEGITIMATE RESPONSE TO THE AMERICAN
HEALTH CARE CRISIS? MARYLAND'S MISGUIDED EFFORT TO REGAIN CONTROL OVER
MEDICAID AND A SUGGESTION FOR AN ALTERNATIVE PLAN OF ATTACK
Rubina K Shaldjian
313
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
Volume 102 Number 1 January 2008
HORIZONTAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW
John H. Knox
1
NONDISCRIMINATION IN TRADE AND INVESTMENT TREATIES: WORLDS APART OR TWO
SIDES OF THE SAME COIN?
Nicholas DiMascio & Joost Pauwelyn
48
EDITORIAL COMMENT
The ILO Convention on Freedom of Association and Its Future in the United States
Steve Charnovitz
90
NOTES AND COMMENTS
William D. Rogers (1927-2007)
Charles N. Brower
108
INTERNATIONAL DECISIONS
Edited by Daniel Bodansky
Territorial and Maritime Dispute Between Nicaragua and Honduras in the Caribbean Sea (Nicaragua
v. Honduras)
Coalter G. Lathrop
113
Guyana/Suriname
Stephen Fietta
119
Evans v. United Kingdom
Orna Ben-Naftali and Iris Canor
128
Massachusetts v. Environmental Protection Agency
Jonathan M. Zasloff
134
R. v. Hape
Pierre-Hugues Verdier
143
Nishimatsu Construction Co. v. Song Jixiao et al.; K? Hanako et al. v. Japan
Mark A. Levin
148
CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW
Edited by John R. Crook
United States and Iraq Establish Principles for Future Relationship, Agree to Negotiate
Implementing Agreements During 2008
155
Ninth Circuit Bars Suit Against Caterpillar for Selling Bulldozers to the Israeli Defense Forces
158
Ninth Circuit Finds Vienna Convention on Consular Relations Does Not Establish Rights
Enforceable Under U.S. Civil Rights Law
159
U.S. Congress and Administration Consider Responses to Excessive Uses of Force by U.S.
Security Firms
161
U.S. State Governments Join International Carbon Action Partnership on Global Cap-and-Trade
Carbon Markets
162
U.S. Positions in International Climate Change Negotiations
164
Law of the Sea Treaty Reported out of Committee; Timing and Prospects for Full Senate Action
Unknown
168
Continued U.S. Navy Operations Against Pirates off Somalia
169
Possible Looming Conflict with EU Regulation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Civil Aviation;
United States Prefers ICAO Action
171
United States Supports Expedited Accelerate Phase-out of HCFCs
173
United States Imposes New Economic Sanctions on Several Countries
174
Secret Justice Department Memos Said to Sanction "Severe" Interrogation Tactics
177
U.S. Efforts to Identify and Deport Human Rights Abusers
179
Developments Relating to Continued Detentions at Guantanamo Bay
181
Second Circuit Issues Divided Ruling on "Aiding and Abetting" Rights Violations
183
Army Snipers Acquitted of Murder Charges in Killings of Iraqis Using Disputed Tactics
185
Congressional Initiative to Deem Killings of Armenians as Genocide Stalls in House
186
Continuing U.S. and Multilateral Efforts to Curb Iran's Nuclear Program
187
U.S. Policy Regarding Landmines
190
United States and Russia Reaffirm Support for INF Treaty
191
United States and Canada Arbitrate a Softwood Lumber Dispute in the London Court of
International Arbitration
192
United States Ratifies Hague Convention on Intercountry Adoption
194
Brief Notes
195
RECENT BOOKS ON INTERNATIONAL LAW
Edited by Richard B. Bilder
Book Reviews
Drumbl, Mark A.: Atrocity, Punishment, and International Law
Robert D. Sloane
197
Hathaway, James C.:The Rights of Refugees Under International Law
Penelope Mathew
206
Fassbender, Bardo: Der offene Bundesstaat Studien zur auswärtigen Gewalt und zur
Völkerrechtssubjektivität bundesstaatlicher Teilstaaten in Europa
Detlev F. Vagts
211
Drahozal, Christopher R. and Christopher S. Gibson: The Iran-US. Claims Tribunal at 25: The
Cases Everyone Needs to Know for Investor-State & International Arbitration
George H. Aldrich
213
Aghahosseini, Mohsen: Claims of Dual Nationals and the Development of Cus