BARRY LAW REVIEW
Volume 12       Spring 2009

ARTICLES
Showing Loss in Securities Enforcement Actions
Pietro M. deVolpi, Jr.
1

"Taxnapping": How Murphy v. IRS Used Direct Taxation to Steal the Tax Reform Debate
Jason A. Derr
21

The Decline and Fall of the American Judicial Opinion, Part I: Back to the Future from the Roberts 
Court to Learned Hand — Context and Congruence
Jeffrey A. Van Detta
53

Trial in Absentia: Rescuing the "Public Necessity" Requirement to Proceed with a Trial in the 
Defendant's Absence
Lucas Tassara
153

FEDERALIST SOCIETY TRANSCRIPT
Showcase Panel II: Judicial Tenure: Life Tenure or Fixed Non-renewable Terms?
Moderated by the Honorable J. Harvie Wilkinson III
173

BARRY LAW REVIEW STUDENT ARTICLES
Punishing Depictions of Animal Cruelty: Unconstitutional or a Valid Restriction on Speech?
Kerry Adams
203

Parents Involved in Community School v. Seattle School District No. 1.: An Endorsement of De 
Facto Segregation?
Edward C. Combs, Jr.
225

Children Under the Radar: The Unique Plight of Special Immigrant Juveniles
My Xuan T. Mai
241



CHICAGO-KENT LAW REVIEW
Volume 84       Number 1       2009

SYMPOSIUM: WHO OWNS YOUR BODY?

SYMPOSIUM EDITOR
LORI ANDREWS

IN MEMORIAM
Lori Andrews
XI

ARTICLES AND REMARKS
WHO OWNS YOUR BODY? A STUDY IN LITERATURE AND LAW
Lori Andrews
3

WHAT I HAVE LEARNED FROM THE REACTIONS TO MY BOOKS
Michael Crichton
13

EXPRESSIVE MINIMALISM AND FUZZY SIGNALS: THE JUDICIARY AND THE ROLE OF LAW
Michele Goodwin
19

WHAT IS OWED PARTICIPANTS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY RESEARCH?
Julie A. Burger
55

UPSTREAM WITHOUT A PADDLE: GENE PATENTING AND THE PROTECTION OF THE 
“INFOSTRUCTURE”
Seth Shulman
91

GENE PATENTS AND THE PRODUCT OF NATURE DOCTRINE
John M. Conley
109

HUMAN GENE PATENTS: PROOF OF PROBLEMS?
Timothy Caulfield
133

INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND GENE DISPUTES
Debra Harry
147

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND THE POLITICS OF EMERGING TECHNOLOGY: INVENTORS, 
CITIZENS, AND POWERS TO SHAPE THE FUTURE
Stephen Hilgartner
197

STUDENT NOTES AND COMMENTS
YOU DON'T OWN ME: RECOMMENDATIONS TO PROTECT HUMAN CONTRIBUTORS OF 
BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL AFTER WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY V. CATALONA
Laura B. Rowe
227

SERIES LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANIES: A POSSIBLE SOLUTION TO MULTIPLE LLCS
Sandra Mertens
271

JUDICIAL ACTIVISM V. JUDICIAL ABDICATION: A PLEA FOR A RETURN TO THE LOCHNER 
ERA SUBSTANTIVE DUE PROCESS METHODOLOGY
Brandon S. Swider
315



HOWARD LAW JOURNAL
Volume 53       Number 1       Fall 2009

LETTER FROM HE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
X. Blake Sparrow
ix

ARTICLES
JURISDICTION, TRANSFER, AND PRETRIAL: USING FED. R. CIV. P. 16 TO RESOLVE FORUM 
CONVENIENCE DISPUTES
Frank Deale
1

CULTURALLY COMPETENT PUBLIC SERVICES AND ENGLISH-ONLY LAWS
Philip C. Aka and Lucinda M. Deason
53

THE ASSOCIATIONAL THESIS: A NEW LOGIC FOR FREE EXERCISE JURISPRUDENCE
Paul C. Fricke
133

NOTES & COMMENTS
INVALIDATING INTEGRATION: PARENTS INVOLVED AND THE STANDARDS OF THE 
CONVENTION ON THE ELIMINATION OF ALL FORMS OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
Damien G. Scott
177

REMOVING THE VEIL, UNCOVERING THE TRUTH: A CHILD'S RIGHT TO COMPEL 
DISCLOSURE OF HIS BIOLOGICAL FATHER'S IDENTITY
Tia M. Young
217



JOURNAL OF ENERGY AND DEVELOPMENT
Volume 33       Number 1       Autumn 2007

A Note from the Editor

ARTICLES
Causality Between Energy Consumption and Economic Growth
Atle G. Guttortmsen
1

Causal Relationship Between Energy Consumption and GDP: An Empirical Analysis for Five West 
African Countries
Yaya Keho
23

Econometric Model of Electricity Demand in Turkey as a Measure of Economic Growth and 
Development
Melike Bildirici and Tahsin Bakirtas
33

Estimating the U. S. Dollar Depreciation Effect on Oil Prices
Ayed S. Al-Qahtani, Edward J. Balistreri, and Carol A. Dahl
49

Securing Natural Gas Supplies to Europe: Lessons and Prospects
Øystein Noreng
57

An Alternative Oil-Pricing Currency and OPEC's Foreign Assets
Mohammed A. Al-Sahlawi
81

The Oil Market after the Crash: Old Fears, New Risks
Antoine Halff
91

Rural Electrification in Developing Countries: Conflicts Between Local Technological Innovation and 
the National Electrification Policy
Kaoru Yamaguchi and Akihiro Watabe
105

Geopolitical Factors as a Non-Premium on Oil Prices
Alberto Cisneros-Lavaller
129

BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED
147



MICHIGAN LAW REVIEW
Volume 108       Number 4       February 2010

ARTICLES
CONSTITUTIONAL BORROWING
Nelson Tebbe & Robert L. Tsai
459

FIXING PATENT BOUNDARIES
Tun-Jen Chiang
523

NOTES
PRESERVING A RACIAL HIERARCHY: A LEGAL ANALYSIS OF THE DISPARATE RACIAL 
IMPACT OF LEGACY PREFERENCES IN UNIVERSITY ADMISSIONS
Kathryn Ladewski
577

THE IMPLICATIONS OF IFRS ON THE FUNCTIONING OF THE SECURITIES ANTIFRAUD 
REGIME IN THE UNITED STATES
Lance J. Phillips
603



NEW YORK UNIVERSITY ANNUAL SURVEY OF AMERICAN LAW
Volume 65       Number 2       2009

ARTICLES
STANDARD-SETTING AND THE FAILURE OF PRICE COMPETITION
Alan Devlin
217

THE ANABAPTIST CONSCIENCE AND RELIGIOUS EXEMPTION TO JURY SERVICE
Michael Hatfield
269

THE PATCHWORK OF STATE AND FEDERAL LANGUAGE ASSISTANCE FOR MINORITY 
VOTERS AND A PROPOSAL FOR MODEL STATE LEGISLATION
Brian J. Sutherland
323

NOTE
TOWARD A STRUCTURAL THEORY OF EMERGENCY POWERS
Lindsey Weinstock
381



PEPPERDINE DISPUTE RESOLUTION LAW JOURNAL
Volume 10       Number 1       2009

FOREWORD
CAREY J. PRILL
1

DOPING CONTROL, MANDATORY ARBITRATION, AND PROCESS DANGERS FOR ACCUSED 
ATHLETES IN INTERNATIONAL SPORTS
MAUREEN A. WESTON
5

JUDICIAL REVIEW OP OLYMPIC AND INTERNATIONAL SPORTS ARBITRATION AWARDS: 
TRENDS AND OBSERVATIONS
MATTHEW J. MITTEN
51

THE BEIJING SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES: DECISIONS FROM THE CAS AND IOC
RICHARD H. MCLAREN & GEOFF COWPER-SMITH
69

LESSONS PROM USADA V. JENKINS: YOU CAN'T WIN WHEN YOU BEAT A MONOPOLY
MICHAEL S. STRAUBEL
119

SPEECHES
FROM THE TRENCHES: THE LANDSCAPE OF SPORTS DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND ATHLETE 
REPRESENTATION
JOHN RUGER
157

COMMON ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL SPORTS ARBITRATION
JEFFREY BENZ
165

THE FUTURE OF SPORTS DISPUTE RESOLUTION
MICHAEL LENARD
173



PEPPERDINE LAW REVIEW
Volume 37       Special Issue       December 2009

INTRODUCTION
J. MATT WILLIAMS
i

THE JUSTICES SPEAK: REFLECTIONS
THIRTY-FIRST ANNUAL PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW DINNER: KEYNOTE 
ADDRESS
THE HONORABLE JOHN G. ROBERTS, JR.
1

THE SECOND ANNUAL WILLIAM FRENCH SMITH MEMORIAL LECTURE: A CONVERSATION 
WITH JUSTICE CLARENCE THOMAS
THE HONORABLE CLARENCE THOMAS, KENNETH W. STARR, SHELLEY SAXER, DOUGLAS 
W. KMIEC, CHARLES R. ESKRIDGE
7

THE SECOND CONVERSATION WITH JUSTICE SAMUEL A. ALITO, JR.: LAWYERING AND THE 
CRAFT OFJUDICIAL OPINION WRITING
THE HONORABLE SAMUEL A. ALITO, JR., THE HONORABLE MICHAEL W. MCCONNELL, 
KENNETH W. STARR, WALTER E. DELLINGER III, DOUGLAS W. KMIEC
33

THE THIRD ANNUAL WILLIAM FRENCH SMITH MEMORIAL LECTURE: A CONVERSATION 
WITH RETIRED JUSTICE SANDRA DAY O'CONNOR
THE HONORABLE SANDRA DAY O'CONNOR, KENNETH W. STARR, CAROL A. CHASE, 
COLLEEN GRAFFY, VIRGINIA MILSTEAD
63

ESSAY
THE SEXUAL ASSUALT COUNSELOR-VICTIM PRIVELEGE: JURISDICTIONAL DELAY INTO AN 
UNCLAIMED SANCTUARY
THE HONORABLE ARMAND ARABIAN
89

COMMENT
INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL WITH A “DIGITAL BRIEFCASE”: IF CUSTOMS OFFICIALS CAN 
SEARCH A LAPTOP, WILL THE RIGHT AGAINST SELF-INCRIMINATION CONTRAVENE THIS 
AUTHORITY?
ASHLEY H. VERDON
105



UC DAVIS LAW REVIEW
Volume 43       Number 2       December 2009

LECTURE
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AS TRADEMARK
Pamela S. Karlan
385

ARTICLES
DELEGATION OF THE CRIMINAL PROSECUTION FUNCTION TO PRIVATE ACTORS
Roger A. Fairfax, Jr.
411

THE NEW CONCEPT OF LOYALTY IN CORPORATE LAW
Andrew S. Gold
457

THE FUTURE OF INTERNET REGULATION
Philip J. Weiser
529

EXEMPTING HIGH-LEVEL EMPLOYEES AND SMALL EMPLOYERS FROM LEGISLATION 
INVALIDATING PREDISPUTE EMPLOYMENT ARBITRATION AGREEMENTS
E. Gary Spitko
591

COMMENTS
SATISFYING LAWRENCE: THE FIFTH CIRCUIT STRIKES BAN ON SEX TO SALES
Jamie Iguchi
655

AN INCOMPETENT JURISPRUDENCE: THE BURDEN OF PROOF IN COMPETENCY HEARINGS
Brett F. Kinney
683



UNIVERSITY OF LA VERNE LAW REVIEW
Volume 31       Number 1       November 2009

JUVENILE LAW ARTICLES
THE RIGHT OF LEARNERS TO WEAR RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL SYMBOLS TO SCHOOL—
WHEN IS JEWELRY NOT JUST JEWELRY?
Caroline M.A. Nicholson
1

"WRONGFUL DEATH" OF CHILDREN IN FOSTER CARE
Daniel Pollack & Gary L. Popham, Jr.
25

GENERAL ARTICLE
DEATH WITH DIGNITY'S EMERGING CONCEIT: COULD VACCO V. QUILL BE LOSING ITS 
APPEAL?
Arthur G. Svenson
45

NOTES AND COMMENTS
ESTABLISHING A FREE MARKET IN HUMAN ORGANS: ECONOMIC REASONING AND THE 
PERFECTLY COMPETITIVE MODEL
Peter Aziz
67

KING AND KING: LEARNING TO TREAT OTHERS ROYALLY THROUGH DIVERSITY 
EDUCATION
Danielle Dubé
109

FROM RETRIBUTION TO REPAIR: JUVENILE JUSTICE AND THE HISTORY OF RESTORATIVE 
JUSTICE
Steve Mulligan
139

WHY THE ABA SHOULD PERMIT LAWYERS TO USE THEIR GET-OUT-OF-JAIL FREE CARD: A 
THEORETICAL AND EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS
Patrick Santos
151

BIBLIOGRAPHY
A SELECTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHIC INDEX OF JUVENILE LAW PUBLICATIONS
Editorial Staff
201



AMERICAN BANKRUPTCY LAW JOURNAL
Volume 83       Number 4       2009

ARTICLES
No Big Deal: The GM and Chrysler Cases in Context
Stephen J. Lubben
531

Response to "Routine Illegality in Bankruptcy Court, Big-Case Fee Practices"
Martin J. Bienenstock, Sarah L. Trum, Jeffrey Chubak & Tevia Jeffries
549

Proposed New Bankruptcy Rules on Creditor Disclosure and Court Enforcement of the 
Disclosures—Open for Comment
Eugene R. Wedoff
579

Modified Plans of Reorganization and the Basic Chapter 13 Bargain
David Gray Carlson
585

Recalibrating Consent in Bankruptcy
Daniel J. Bussel & Kenneth N. Klee
663

Rolling the Dice: The Risks Awaiting Compulsive Gamblers in Bankruptcy Court
Leslie R. Masterson
749

The Distribution of Assets in Consumer Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Cases
Dalié Jiménez
795



CORNELL LAW REVIEW
Volume 95       Number 2       January 2010

ARTICLES
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AS A LEGAL FIELD: AN INQUIRY IN LEGAL TAXONOMY
Todd S. Aagaard
221

TRACING BASIS THROUGH VIRTUAL SPACES
Adam Chodorow
283

DEATH INELIGIBILITY AND HABEAS CORPUS
Lee Kovarsky
329

NOTES
PREEMPTION OF LOCAL REGULATIONS BEYOND LOZANO V. CITY OF HAZLETON: 
RECONCILING LOCAL ENFORCEMENT WITH FEDERAL IMMIGRATION POLICY
Mark S. Grube
391

THE IMPACT OF WEST TANKERS ON PARTIES' CHOICE OF A SEAT OF ARBITRATION
Daniel Rainer
431



MARQUETTE ELDER’S ADVISOR
Volume 11       Number 1       Fall 2009

AGE DISCRIMINATION IN THE DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES TO OUR EIDERS
Phoebe Weaver Williams
1

DISABILITY AND AGING: HISTORICAL AND CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES
William N. Myhill and Peter Blanck
47

THE TBI IMPACT: THE TRUTH ABOUT TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURIES AND THEIR 
INDETERMINATE EFFECTS ON ELDERLY, MINORITY, AND FEMALE VETERANS OF ALL WARS
Craig M. Kabatchnick
81

OLD LAWYERS, BLUE EYES, AND THE MEDICALIZATION OF AGING
Michael J. Myers
105

THE ELDERLY WITH A DISABILITY: SOCIAL SECURITY AND REPRESENTATIVE PAYMENT
Michael J. Churgin
121

BRINGING AGE DISCRIMINATION AND DISABILITY DISCRIMINATION TOGETHER: TOO FEW 
INTERSECTIONS, TOO MANY INTERSTICES
Leslie Pickering Francis and Anita Silver
139

LIFE, LIBERTY, AND THE PURSUIT OF DEATH OF THE INCONVENIENT OTHER
Jonathan Penn
165

NEW STANDARDS FOR THE INVOLUNTARY COMMITMENT OF THE MENTALLY ILL: 
"DANGER" REDEFINED
Elizabeth A. McGuan
181



SOUTHWESTERN LAW REVIEW
Volume 38       Number 4       2009

SYMPOSIUM THE EVOLUTION OF J.D. PROGRAMS—IS NON-TRADITIONAL BECOMING 
MORE TRADITIONAL?

THE EVOLUTION OF J.D. PROGRAMS BROCHURE
533

INTRODUCTION
Bryant Garth
537

PANEL ONE: THE RISE OF TWO-YEAR PROGRAMS?
INTRODUCTION
Karen R. Smith
539

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS
Lisa Kloppenberg
541

Harriet M. Rolnick
553

PANEL TWO: THE STATUS OF PART-TIME EVENING PROGRAMS?
INTRODUCTION
Carrie Menkel-Meadow
577

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS
Mitchell C. Bailin
581

Katherine S. Broderick
589

Timothy S. Hall
599

KEYNOTE ADDRESS
David E. Van Zandt
607

PANEL THREE: A NEW PLACE FOR FLEXIBLE PROGRAMS?
INTRODUCTION
Catherine L. Carpenter
623

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS
Edwin J. Butterfoss
625

Barry Currier
635

Christine Metteer Lorillard
645

CLOSING REMARKS
Joyce Sterling
653



TEXAS INTERNATIONAL LAW JOURNAL
Volume 45       Number 2       Winter 2009

ARTICLES
EXCEPTIONAL ENGAGEMENT: PROTOCOL I AND A WORLD UNITED AGAINST TERRORISM
Michael A. Newton
323

CHANGE, DEPENDENCY, AND REGIME PLASTICITY IN OFFSHORE FINANCIAL 
INTERMEDIATION: THE SAGA OF THE NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
Craig M. Boise & Andrew P. Morriss
377

NOTE
SHIFTING VIEWPOINTS: THE FOREIGN TRADE ANTITRUST IMPROVEMENT ACT, A 
SUBSTANTIVE OR JURISDICTIONAL APPROACH
Edward Valdespino
457

COMMENT
SOTOMAYOR AND THE FUTURE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
Julia Salvatore, Suparna Salil & Michael Whelan
487



UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND LAW REVIEW
Volume 44       Number 2       January 2010

ARTICLES
The Road Not Taken: Rethinking Securities Regulation and the Case for Federal Merit Review
Daniel J. Morrissey
647

"No Man Can Be Worth $1,000,000 a Year": The Fight Over Executive Compensation in 1930s 
America
Harwell Wells
689

Congress, Corporate Boards, and Oversight: A Public Law/Private Law Comparison
Paul S. Miller
771

Legislating in the Dark: How Congress Regulates Tax-Exempt Organizations in Ignorance
John F. Coverdale
809

Arbitrariness: Why the Most Important Idea in Administrative Law Can't Be Defined, and What This 
Means for the Law in General
R. George Wright
839

COMMENT
The Process is the Problem: Lessons Learned from United States Drug Sentencing Reform
Erik S. Siebert
867



URBAN LAWYER
Volume 41       Number 4       Fall 2009

ARTICLES
Ripeness Madness: The Expansion of Williamson County's Baseless "State Procedures" Takings 
Ripeness Requirement to Non-Takings Claims
J. DAVID BREEMER
615

Intergovernmental Zoning Conflicts Over Public Facilities Siting: A Model Framework for Standard 
State Acts
GARY D. TAYLOR AND MARK A. WYCKOFF
653

Alternatives to Property Tax Increment Finance Programs: Sales, Income, and Nonproperty Tax 
Increment Financing
LAUREN ASHLEY SMITH
705

Tax Increment Financing Bonds as "Debt" Under State Constitutional Debt Limitations
PHILLIP J.F. GEHEB
725

Tax Increment Financing as a Tool for Redevelopment: Attracting Private Investment to Serve a 
Public Purpose—The Example of Michigan
LAURA M. BASSETT
755

Keeping the Underclass in Its Place: Zoning, the Poor, and Residential Segregation
DAVID RAY PAPKE
787

Amortization and the Constitutional Methodology for Terminating Nonconforming Uses
JOSEPH MICHAELS
807

CASES NOTES
Equity Lifestyle Properties, Inc. v. County of San Luis Obispo
831

Nordyke v. King
832

Poirier v. Mass. Dep't of Corr.
833

Cooper v. SEPTA
834

Lonberg v. City of Riverside
836

Rose Acre Farms, Inc. v. United States
836

Ohio ex rel. Scaggs v. Brunner
838

In re Sony BMG Music Entm't
839

North County Community Alliance, Inc. v. Salazar
841

Washington v. Chu
842

Palmer/Sixth Street Properties, L.P. v. City of Los Angeles
843

Lee & Lamont Realty v. Planning and Zoning Comm'n of Vernon
844

Randolph v. City of Brigantine Planning Bd.
845



WASHBURN LAW JOURNAL
Volume 49       Number 1       Fall 2009

THE FOULSTON SIEFKIN LECTURE
More Than Tilting at Windmills
Donald Zillman, Mary E. Walta, Iñigo del Guayo Castiella
1

ARTICLES
Animal, Vegetable, Mineral—Wind? The Severed Wind Power Rights Conundrum
K.K. DuVivier
69

Wind Energy Laws and Incentives: A Survey of Selected State Rules
Brent Stahl, Lisa Chavarria & Jeff D. Nydegger
99

NOTES
Does the Kansas Supreme Court Selection Process Violate the One Person, One Vote Doctrine?
Joshua Ney
143

Conservation Easements as Charitable Trusts in Kansas: Striking the Appropriate Balance Among 
the Grantor's Intent, the Public's Interest, and the Need for Flexibility
Matthew J. Richardson
175

COMMENT
The Invisible Badge: Why Bounty Hunters Should Be Regarded as State Actors Under the 
Symbiotic Relationship Test [United States v. Poe, 556 F. 3d 1113 (10th Cir. 2009)]
Stephen N. Freeland
201



WILLIAM MITCHELL LAW REVIEW
Volume 36       Number 1       2009

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN MINNESOTA LAW
After the Storm: Asymmetrical Information, Game Theory, and an Examination of the "Minnesota 
Model" for National Regulation of Mortgage Brokers and Tomorrow's Predatory Lenders
Mark Ireland
1

"Anticipating an Evil Which May Never Exist": Minnesota's Anachronistic Identifying Mark Statute
Michael Freiberg
45

Finessing Well-Plead Derivative Lawsuits: The Implications of the Minnesota Supreme Court's 
Selection of Auerbach over Zapata
James F. Hogg and Kyle R. Triggs
70

The "Unnecessary" In-State Relocation Standard
Andrea Niemi, John Jerabek, and Andrew Birkeland
116

WILLIAM MITCHELL CONFERENCE ON CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE
Foreword to Articles Presented at the 2009 Childhood Sexual Abuse Awareness Conference
Phebe Saunders Haugen
138

A Crooked Picture: Re-Framing the Problem of Child Sexual Abuse
Eric S. Janus and Emily A. Polachek
142

Framing Clergy Sexual Abuse as an Institutional Failure: How Tort Litigation Influences Media 
Coverage
Timothy D. Lytton
169

The Forensic Interviewer at Trial: Guidelines for the Admission and Scope of Expert Witness 
Testimony Concerning an Investigative Interview in a Case of Child Abuse
Victor I. Vieth
186

Institutional Child Sexual Abuse—Not Just a Catholic Thing
Kelly Clark
220

RECENT MINNESOTA SUPREME COURT DECISIONS: CASE NOTES
Civil Procedure: Facebook Friend or Foe?: The Impact of Modern Communication on Historical 
Standards for Service of Process—Shamrock Development v. Smith
Jessica Klander
241

Contracts: An Ambiguous Standard for Resolving Ambiguity in Insurance Contracts: The Continuing 
Uncertainty of Policy Interpretation in Minnesota—Carlson v. Allstate Insurance Co.
Scott Cody
266

Criminal Law: Minnesota Formally Adopts the Teague Retroactivity Standard for State Post-
Conviction Proceedings—Danforth v. State
Zorislav R. Leyderman
297

Property: Lost At Sea: Does The Sixty-Day Rule Apply to County Subdivision Applications?—Calm 
Waters, LLC v. Kanabec County Board Of Commissioners
Kelly F. Hudick
324

Torts: Childproofing the Gate to Landowner Liability: How Judges Misuse the Concept of 
Foreseeability to Keep Cases from the Jury—Foss ex rel. Foss v. Kincade
Maija Liisa Varda
354



YALE LAW JOURNAL
Volume 119       Number 4       January 2010

ARTICLES
Antibankruptcy
Douglas G. Baird & Robert K. Rasmussen
648

Fourth Amendment Seizures of Computer Data
Orin S. Kerr
700

FEATURE
American Needle v. NFL: An Opportunity To Reshape Sports Law
Michael A. McCann
726

NOTE
Strategic or Sincere? Analyzing Agency Use of Guidance Documents
Connor N. Raso
782

COMMENTS
Suspending the Writ at Guantánamo: Take III?
825

Constitutional Avoidance Step Zero
837




CREIGHTON LAW REVIEW
Volume 43       Number 1       December 2009

RESPONSE ARTICLE
"UNITY THROUGH DIVISION": RELIGIOUS LIBERTY AND THE VIRTUE OF PLURALISM IN THE 
CONTEXT OF LEGISLATIVE PRAYER CONTROVERSIES
Robert Luther III
1

ARTICLES
TODAY'S CONFRONTATION CLAUSE (AFTER CRAWFORD AND MELENDEZ-DIAZ)
G. Michael Fenner
35

ARBITRATION: INTERFACE OF THE FEDERAL ARBITRATION ACT AND NEBRASKA STATE 
LAW
John M. Gradwohl
97

A MODEST READING OF ST. THOMAS AQUINAS ON THE CONNECTION BETWEEN NATURAL 
LAW AND HUMAN LAW
Louis W. Hensler III
153

TO EXCLUDE OR NOT TO EXCLUDE: THE FUTURE OF THE EXCLUSIONARY RULE AFTER 
HERRING V. UNITED STATES
Matthew Allan Josephson
175

FORTY-PLUS YEARS OF IOWA CHOICE-OF-LAW PRECEDENT: THE AFTERMATH OF THE 
RESTATEMENT (SECOND) OF CONFLICT OF LAWS
Kevin Tuininga
205

NOTE
UNITED STATES V. CUNDIFF: SIXTH CIRCUIT DECISION MAKES RAPANOS V. UNITED 
STATES CONTROVERSY (NAVIGABLE) WATER UNDER A BRIDGE
Allyson C. Chwee
233



DUKE LAW JOURNAL
Volume 59       Number 4       January 2010

ARTICLES
International Idealism Meets Domestic-Criminal-Procedure Realism
Stephanos Bibas and William W. Burke-White
637

Of Christmas Trees and Corpus Christi: Ceremonial Deism and Change in Meaning over Time
B. Jessie Hill
705

ESSAY
Struck by Stereotype: Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Pregnancy Discrimination as Sex Discrimination
Neil S. Siegel and Reva B. Siegel
771

POSTSCRIPT
A Postscript to Struck by Stereotype
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
799

NOTE
Narrowing the Bankruptcy Safe Harbor for Derivatives to Combat Systemic Risk
Bryan G. Faubus
801



FEDERAL CIRCUIT BAR JOURNAL
Volume 19       Number 2       2009

Issue Preclusion of Markman Rulings
BUCKMASTER DE WOLF AND MARK L. BLAKE
165

The Betrayal of Patent Reexamination: An Alternative to Litigation, Not a Supplement
WAYNE B. PAUGH
177

Too Sick, Too Soon?: The Causation Burden Under the National Vaccine Injury Compensation 
Program Following De Bazan v. Secretary of Health and Human Services
JAMES B. CURRIER
229

The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Compensation Program: The Unavailability of Experienced 
Attorneys Places Petitioners at an Institutional Disadvantage
BRITTANI SCOTT MILLER
253

The Extraterritorial Constitutional Rights of Aliens in the Federal Circuit
ERIN CREEGAN
273

Shifting the Balance Between Branded and Generic Pharmaceutical Companies: Amendments to 
Hatch-Waxman Past, Present, and Future
NATALIE POUS
301



HASTINGS RACE AND POVERTY LAW JOURNAL
Volume 7       Number 1       Winter 2010

ARTICLES
HUMONETARIANISM: THE NEW CORRECTIONAL DISCOURSE OF SCARCITY
Hadar Aviram
1

BEYOND THE SQUABBLE: PUTTING THE TENDERLOIN COMMUNITY JUSTICE CENTER IN 
CONTEXT
Michael Cobden
53

NOTES
A DEADLY RESPONSE: UNCONSCIOUS RACISM AND CALIFORNIA'S PROVOCATIVE ACT 
DOCTRINE
Katherine N. Hallinan
71

INTERROGATION IS NOT ETHNOGRAPHY: THE IRRATIONAL ADMISSION OF GANG COPS AS 
EXPERTS IN THE FIELD OF SOCIOLOGY
Chris McGinnis and Sarah Eisenhart
111

COMMENTARIES
DEFINING THE PROBLEM
Hadar Aviram
161

DANGEROUSNESS, RISK, AND RELEASE
Hadar Aviram
175

CHANGING THE TOPOGRAPHY OF SENTENCING
Kate E. Bloch
185

RECONCEPTUALIZING RESTORATIVE JUSTICE
Kate E. Bloch
201

AN OVERVIEW OF SPECIAL POPULATIONS IN CALIFORNIA PRISONS
Eumi K. Lee
223

THE CENTERPIECE TO REAL REFORM? POLITICAL, LEGAL, AND SOCIAL BARRIERS TO 
REENTRY IN CALIFORNIA
Eumi K. Lee
243

LITIGATION OVER PRISON MEDICAL SERVICES
Aaron Rappaport
261

SENTENCING REFORM IN CALIFORNIA
Aaron Rappaport
285



JOURNAL OF LAW, MEDICINE & ETHICS
Volume 37       Number 4       Winter 2009

SYMPOSIUM
Developing Oversight Approaches to Nanobiotechnology: The Lessons of History

Letter from the Editor
533

Introduction: The Challenge of Developing Oversight Approaches to Nanobiotechnology
Jordan Paradise, Susan M. Wolf, Jennifer Kuzma, Gurumurthy Ramachandran, and Efrosini Kokkoli
543

I. CASE STUDIES OF OVERSIGHT SYSTEMS
Evaluation Oversight Systems for Emerging Technologies: A Case Study of Genetically Engineered 
Organisms
Jennifer Kuzma, Pouya Najmaie, and Joel Larson
546

Commentary: Emerging Technologies Oversight: Research, Regulation, and Commercialization
Robbin Johnson
587

Commentary: Is it Possible to Determine the Extent to Which Informational Asymmetries and 
Prejudice Bias Responses?
Terrance Hurley
594

Evaluation Oversight of Human Drugs and Medical Devices: A Case Study of the FDA and 
Implications for Nanobiotechnology
Jordan Paradise, Alison W. Tisdale, Ralph F. Hall, and Efrosini Kokkoli
598

Commentary: Public Outreach by the FDA
Mark S. Frankel
625

Commentary: Evaluating Oversight of Human Drugs and Medical Devices
Susan Bartlett Foote
629

Review of the OSHA Framework for Oversight of Occupational Environments
Jae-Young Choi and Gurumurthy Ramachandran
633

Commentary: Oversight of Engineered Nanomaterials in the Workplace
Andrew D. Maynard
651

Gene Therapy Oversight: Lessons for Nanotechnology
Susan M. Wolf, Rishi Gupta, and Peter Kohlhepp
659

Commentary: Who’s Afraid of the RAC? Lessons from the Oversight of Controversial Science
Jeffrey P. Kahn
685

II. COMPARING ACROSS CASE STUDIES
Developing U.S. Oversight Strategies for Nanobiotechnology: Learning from the Past Oversight 
Experiences
Jordan Paradise, Susan M. Wolf, Jennifer Kuzma, Aliya Kuzhabekova, Alison W. Tisdale, Efrosini 
Kokkoli, and Gurumurthy Ramachandran
688

Governance of Nanotechnology and Nanomaterials: Principles, Regulation, and Renegotiating the 
Social Contract
George A. Kimbrell
706

What Does the History of Technology Regulation Teach Us about Nano Oversight?
Garry E. Marchant, Douglas J. Sylvester, and Kenneth W. Abbott
724

Problem Formulation and Option Assessment (PFOA) Linking Governance and Environmental Risk 
Assessment for Technologies: A Methodology for Problem Analysis of Nanotechnologies and 
Genetically Engineered Organisms
Kristen C. Nelson, David A. Andow, and Michael J. Banker
732

Science, Ethics, and the “Problems” of Governing Nanotechnologies
Linda F. Hogle
749

Risk Communication for Nanotechnology: To Whom, About What, and Why?
Susan Hornig Priest
759

Using Expert Elicitation to Prioritize Resources Allocation for Risk Identification for Nanosilver
Emma Fauss, Michael E. Gorman, and Nathan Swami
770

Combining Instrumental and Contextual Approaches: Nanotechnology and Sustaining Development
Nina Liao
781

Introduction: Comparative Health Law and Policy: What, If Anything, Can We learn from Other 
Countries?
Diane Hoffmann
790

Why Patients Sue Doctors: The Japanese Experience
Eric A. Feldman

Between Public Opinion and Public Policy: Human Embryonic Stem-Cell Research and Path-
Dependency
Stephen R. Latham
800

Realization of the International Human Right to Health in an Economically Integrated North America
Eleanor D. Kinney
807

Independent Articles
Tobacco Industry Use Corporate Social Responsibility Tactics as a Sword and a Shield on 
Secondhand Smoke Issues
Lissy C. Friedman
819

Ethical and Legal Analyses of Policy Prohibiting Tobacco Smoking in Enclosed Public Spaces
Taiwo A. Oriola
828

Opioid Contracts and Random Drug Testing for People with Chronic Pain—Think Twice
Mark Collen

COLUMNS
Currents in Contemporary Ethics
Heather Harrell
846

Teaching Health Law
Lawrence E. Singer and Megan Bess
852

Reviews
Christine Nero Coughlin
857



OREGON LAW REVIEW
Volume 88       Number 1       2009

CONTENTS
Tribute to Professor Dominick Vetri
Christopher R. Page
1

Eugene F. Scoles
3

Ralph James Mooney
7

Ibrahim J. Gassama
10

Guido Alpa
18

Margaret Paris
20

Career Highlights
28

ARTICLES
The New Battleground of Museum Ethics and Holocaust-Era Claims: Technicalities Trumping 
Justice or Responsible Stewardship for the Public Trust?
Jennifer Anglim Kreder
37

James Buchanan as Savior? Judicial Power, Political Fragmentation, and Failed 1831 Repeal of 
Section 25
Mark A. Graber
95

Legal Education and the Ecology of Cultural Justice: How Affirmative Action Can Become Race-
Neutral by 2028
David Dominguez
157

Employees on Guard: Employer Policies Restrict NLRA-Protected Concerted Activities on E-mail
Christine Neylon O’Brien
195

Marine Protected Areas as a Mechanism to Promote Marine Mammal Conservative: International 
and Comparative Law Lessons for the United States
Randall S. Abate
225

Comment
Dueling Scientific Experts: Is Australia’s Hot Tub Method a Viable Solution for the American 
Judiciary?
Megan A. Yarnall
311



QUINNIPIAC LAW REVIEW
Volume 28       Number 1       2009

Articles
Phenomenology of Error in Legal Writing
AÏda M. Alaka
1

Strengthening Arbitration by Facing Its Challenges
Joseph L. Daly & Suzanne M. Scheller
67

Wading Through the Morass of Modern Federal Habeas Review of State Capital Prisoners' Claims
Casey C. Kannenberg
107

Determining Pain-and-Suffering Awards Accurately: General or Case-by-Case Law?
Leandro M. Zanitelli
183

Book Review
Basic Economics for Aspiring Lawyers: A Review of Richard A. Ippolito, Economics for Lawyers
Leonard J. Long
219

Note
Municipal Liability Under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 for Failing to Equip Police with Tasers
Donald L. Nevins, III
225



SECURITIES REGULATION LAW JOURNAL
Volume 37       Number 4       Winter 2009

Resales of Securities: The New Rules and the New Approach of the SEC
Rutheford B. Campbell, Jr.
317

Outsider Hacking & Insider Trading: "Mere Thieves" Affirmed, S.D.N.Y. Reversed
Robert Steinbuch
344

Amending Pleadings in Securities Fraud Litigation After Tellabs
John M. Wunderlich
361

Some Comments on the Pre-Clearance Procedure
Robert A. Barron
383

Quarterly Survey of SEC Rulemaking and Major Appellate Decisions
Victor M. Rosenzweig
391



TEMPLE LAW REVIEW
Volume 82       Number 1       Spring 2009

ARTICLES
DISPUTING BOILERPLATE
W. MARK C. WEIDEMAIER
1

PARENS PATRIAE RUN AMUCK: THE CHILD WELFARE SYSTEM'S DISREGARD FOR THE 
CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS OF NON-OFFENDING PARENTS
VIVEK S. SANKARAN
55
THE ELYSIAN FOUNDATIONS OF ELECTION LAW
LUKE P. MCLOUGHLIN
89

REVISITING THE CRIME-FRAUD EXCEPTION TO THE ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE: A 
PROPOSAL TO REMEDY THE DISPARITY IN PROTECTIONS FOR CIVIL AND CRIMINAL 
PRIVILEGE HOLDERS
CARY BRICKER
149

TAKING THE UTILITARIAN BASIS FOR PATENT LAW SERIOUSLY: THE CASE FOR 
RESTRICTING PATENTABLE SUBJECT MATTER
DAVID S. OLSON
181

COMMENNTS
MYSPACE, YOUR REPUTATION: A CALL TO CHANGE LIBEL LAWS FOR JUVENILES USING 
SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES
241

CONVERTING OBSOLETE MUSICAL MEDIA TO CURRENT FORMATS: A COPYRIGHT 
INFRINGEMENT DEFENSE ARISING FROM THE RIGHT TO REPAIR AND IMPLIED WARRANTY 
OF FITNESS
281

THE DETERRENCE PARADOX: HOW MAKING SECURITIES FRAUD CLASS ACTIONS MORE 
DIFFICULT FOR PLAINTIFFS WILL MORE STRONGLY DETER CORPORATE FRAUD
307



UCLA LAW REVIEW
Volume 57       Number 2       December 2009

THE UNEXCEPTIONALISM OF “EVOLVING STANDARDS"
Corinna Barrett Lain
365

THE (CONSTITUTIONAL) CONVENTION ON IP: A NEW READING
Dotan Oliar
421

COMMENTS
UNBORN & UNPROTECTED: THE RIGHTS OF THE FETUS UNDER § 1983
Brain Alden
481

AN ECONOMIC CRISIS IS A TERRIBLE THING TO WASTE: REFORMING THE BUSINESS OF 
LAW FOR A SUSTAINABLE AND COMPETITIVE FUTURE
Erin J. Cox
511

REAFFIRMING INDIAN TRIBAL COURT CRIMINAL JURISDICTION OVER NON-INDIANS: AN 
ARGUMENT FOR A STATUTORY ABROGATION OF OLIPHANT
Samuel E. Ennis
553



AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
Volume 103       Number 4       October 2009

Why Culture Matters in International Institutions: The Marginality of Human Rights at the World 
Bank
Galit A. Sarfaty
647

Editorial Comment
The Financial Meltdown and Its International Implications
Detlev F. Vagts
684

Notes and Comments
Caelum Liberum: Air Defense Identification Zones Outside Sovereign Airspace
Peter A. Dutton
691

International Decisions
Edited by David J. Bederman

China—Measures Affecting Trading Rights and Distribution Services for Certain Publications and 
Audiovisual Entertainment Products
Tania Voon
710

Commission v. Austria; Commission v. Sweden
Nikolaos Lavranos
716

National Grid P.L.C. v. Argentine Republic
Nick Gallus
722

Ministry of Defense and Support for the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran v. Elahi
Ariel Meyerstein
727

United States v. Shi
Eugene Kontorovich
734

Contemporary Practice of the United States Relating to International Law
Edited by John R. Crook

United States Accedes to ASEAN Amity Treaty as Sole Executive Agreement
741

Federal Courts Overturn State Actions Conflicting with National Foreign Policy
743

D.C. Circuit Finds Preemption of Suits Against Civilian Contractors at Abu Ghraib
746

United States and Switzerland Agree on Access to Swiss Bank Information
748

United States Participation in International Efforts to Combat Piracy
750

U.S. Criminal Sanctions for High Seas Pollution by Foreign Vessels Entering U.S. Ports
755

Efforts to End Guantánamo Bay Detentions Continue; Obstacles Abound
758

U.S. Task Force Report on Interrogations and Transfers
760

Fourth Circuit Affirms Conviction of CIA Contractor for Detainee Death
763

United States Denounces Scotland's Release of Abdel Basset Mohamed al-Megrahi
764

Prosecutions in U.S. Courts for Terrorism-Related Offenses in Afghanistan and Iraq
765

New Investment and Dispute Settlement Provisions in U.S.-Peru Trade Agreement
768

Brief Notes
770

Recent Books on International Law
Edited by Richard B. Bilder

Review Essays
Recent Scholarship on NGOs
Dupuy, Pierre-Marie, and Luisa Vierucci (eds.). NGOs in International Law: Efficiency in Flexibility? 
Macdonald, Terry. Global Stakeholder Democracy: Power and Representation Beyond Liberal 
States; Ripinsky, Sergey, and Peter van den Bossche. NGO lnvolvement in International 
Organizations: A Legal Analysis; Steffek, Jens, Claudia Kissling, and Patrizia Nanz (eds.). Civil 
Society Participation in European and Global Governance: A Cure for the Democratic Deficit? 
Vedder, Anton (ed.). NGO Involvement in International Governance and Policy: Sources of 
Legitimacy
Steve Charnovitz
777

Socioeconomic Rights and Refugee Status: Deepening the Dialogue Between Human Rights and 
Refugee Law
Foster, Michelle. International Refugee Law and Socio-economic Rights: Refuge from Deprivation
Fatma E. Marouf and Deborah Anker
784

Book Reviews
Farer, Tom. Confronting Global Terrorism and American Neo-conservatism: The Framework of a 
Liberal Grand Strategy
Russell A. Miller
796

Mettraux, Guénaël. The Law of Command Responsibility
Detlev F. Vagts
800

Blum, Gabriella. Islands of Agreement: Managing Enduring Armed Rivalries
Geoffrey R. Watson
803

Wittes, Benjamin. Law and the Long War: The Future of Justice in the Age of Terror; Eminent 
Jurists Panel on Terrorism, Counter-terrorism and Human Rights. Assessing Damage, Urging Action
Mark R. Shulman
808

Melzer, Nils. Targeted Killing in International Law
Michael N. Schmitt
813

Books Received
818

International Legal Materials. Contents, Vol. XLVIII, Nos. 3, 4
822

Table of Cases
824

Index
827



ARKANSAS LAW REVIEW
Volume 62       Number 4       2009

Articles
Tebow Drops Back to Pass: Videogames Have Crossed the Line, But Does the Right of Publicity 
Protect a Student-Athlete's Likeness When Balanced Against the First Amendment?
Christian Dennie
645

The Arkansas Approach to Competency to Stand Trial: "Nailing Jelly to a Tree"
J.W. Looney
683

Essay
The Lawyer as a Professional Writer
Brandon Harrison
725

Comments
Make Way: Why Arkansas and the States Should Narrow Health Care Peer Review Privileges for 
the Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act of 2005
Eric Scott Bell
745

Suspended on Saturday? The Constitutionality of the Cyberbullying Act of 2007
Leah M. Ward
783

Case Notes
Guilty Pleas as Civil Precedent: The Need for a Fact-Based Colloquy After Bradley Ventures, Inc. v. 
Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co.
Charles Lyford
809

Every Attorney Deserves a Second Chance: Consideration of Issues Not Raised at the Trial Court 
Level in Jones v. Flowers
Clark A. Donat
831

Legislative Note
A Tenant's Dilemma: The Arkansas Residential Landlord-Tenant Act of 2007
Ashley E. Norman
859

Skimming the Surface: Arkansas Act 507's Attempt to Limit Compensation for Spill Damages
Toni B. Smith
885

Recent Developments
Michael A. Thompson
905



COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW
Volume 110       Number 1       January 2010

ARTICLE
ARE GENDER STEREOTYPES BAD FOR WOMEN? RETHINKING ANTIDISCRIMINATION LAW 
AND WORK-FAMILY CONFLICT
Julie C. Suk
1

NOTES
BACK TO BASICS: COURTS' TREATMENT OF AGENCY ANIMAL STUDIES AFTER DAUBERT
Amanda Hungerford
70

TROLLS OR MARKET-MAKERS? AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF NONPRACTICING ENTITIES
Sannu K. Shrestha
114

BETWEEN SUBSTANCE AND PROCEDURE: A ROLE FOR STATES’ INTERESTS IN THE SCOPE 
OF THE CONFRONTATION CLAUSE
Jennifer B. Sokoler
161

BOOK REVIEW ESSAY
KAFKA: THE WRITER AS LAWYER
Richard A. Posner
207



DEPAUL JOURNAL OF ART, TECHNOLOGY & INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW
Volume 20       Number 1       Fall 2009

LEAD ARTICLES
Hoisting Originality: A Response
Roberta Rosenthal Kwall
1

A Critique of In Re Bilski
Maayan Filmar
11

SEMINAR ARTICLE
A Patent Pool's White Knight: Individual Licensing Agreements and the Procompetitive Presumption
R. Justin Koscher
53

LEGISLATIVE UPDATE
Paint a New Picture: The Artist-Museum Partnership Act and the Opening of New Markets for 
Charitable Giving
Sean Conley
89

Free-For-All: Public Access and Publisher Rights Collide in the Fair Copyright in Research Works 
Act of 2009
Stephanie Snyder
127

CASE NOTE AND COMMENT
Hardly a Walk in the Park: Courts' Hostile Treatment of Site-Specific Works under VARA
Virginia M. Cascio
167

CASE SUMMARY
United States v. ASCAP
Steve Jacobs
199

A.V. v. IParadigms, Inc
Robert A. Paul
215



EMORY LAW JOURNAL
Volume 59       Number 1       2009

ARTICLES
Adapting Governance to Climate Change: Managing Uncertainty Through a Learning Infrastructure
Alejandro E. Camacho
1

Worse Than Exemption
J. Clifton Fleming, Jr., Robert J. Peroni, & Stephen E. Shay
79

Wikitruth Through Wikiorder
David A. Hoffman & Salil K. Mehra
151

COMMENTS
Pinpoint Redistricting and the Minimization of Partisan Gerrymandering
Alex J. Whitman
211

I Object: The RLUIPA as a Model for Protecting the Conscience Rights of Religious Objectors to 
Same-Sex Relationships
Erin N. East
259



JOURNAL OF COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LAW
Volume 36       Number 1       2009

ARTICLES
Bakke, With Teeth? The Implications of Grutter v. Bollinger in an Outcomes-Based World
Ann Mallatt Killenbeck
1

Gun Regulation on Campus: Understanding Heller and Preparing for Subsequent Litigation and 
Legislation
Derek P. Langhauser
63

Data Protection Basics: A Primer for College and University Counsel
John L. Nicholson & Meighan E. O'Reardon
101

A Confused Concern of the First Amendment: The Uncertain Status of Constitutional Protection for 
Individual Academic Freedom
Neal H. Hutchens
145

Documenting Learning Disabilities: Law Schools' Responsibility to Set Clear Guidelines
Susan McGuigan
191

ESSAY
After the Gold Rush: Grutter, Sander, and 'Affirmative Action' "on the run" in the Twenty-First 
Century
Anthony V. Baker
249

BOOK REVIEWS
Fish's Purified Ivory Tower: A Review of Stanley Fish's Save the World on Your Own Time
Gregory Bassham
287

Academic Freedom's Duties: A Review of Stanley Fish's Save the World on Your Own Time
Neil Hamilton
295

Review of Stanley Fish's Save the World on Your Own Time
Robert M. O'Neil
305

A Simple Moral: Know Your Job and Do It
Stanley Fish
313

A Casebook, Yet More Than a Book of Cases—Judith Areen's Higher Education and the Law
Martin Michaelson
321

NOTE
Take a Knee: Applying the First Amendment to Locker Room Prayers and Religion in College 
Sports
Kristan Bryant
329



NEBRASKA LAW REVIEW
Volume 88       Number 2       2009

Articles
Ashcroft v. lqbal Crashes Rule 8 Pleading Standards on to Unconstitutional Shores
Kenneth S. Klein
261

Federalism Limits on Article III Jurisdiction
Jason Wojciechowski
288

Offshore Bankruptcies
Andrew B. Dawson
317

House of Wisdom or a House of Cards? Why Teaching Islam in U.S. Foreign Detention Facilities 
Violates the Establishment Clause
Scott Thompson
341

Tribal Land Corporations: Using Incorporation to Combat Fractionation
Brian Sawers
385

Note
Police Power Versus Riparian Rights in the Interstate Compact Context: New Jersey v. Delaware, 
128 S. Ct. 1410 (2008)
D. David DeWald
433



NYU JOURNAL OF LAW & BUSINESS
Volume 6       Number 1       Fall 2009

ARTICLES
DANGEROUS LIAISONS: COLLECTIVE SCIENTER IN SEC ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS
Bradley J. Bondi
1

PRIVATE EQUITY AND THE HEIGHTENED FIDUCIARY DUTY OF DISCLOSURE
Lloyd L. Drury, III
33

PRACTITIONER NOTES
RECENT DELAWARE LAW DEVELOPMENTS IN ADVANCEMENT AND INDEMNIFICATION: AN 
ANALYTICAL GUIDE
Andrew M. Johnston, Amy L. Simmerman, & Jeffrey M. Gorris
81

STUDENT NOTES
JUSTIFYING THE STRUCTURED SETTLEMENT TAX SUBSIDY: THE USE OF LUMP SUM 
SETTLEMENT MONIES
Jeremy Babener
127



UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
Volume 31       Number 2       Winter 2009

ARTICLES
The International Court of Justice and the Concept of State Practice
A. Mark Weisburd
295

Traffic Circles: The Legal Logic of Drug Extraditions
Edward M. Morgan
373

Norm Internalization through Trials for Violations of International Law: Four Conditions for Success 
and their Application to Trials of Detainees at Guantanamo Bay
Vijay M. Padmanabhan
427

Filtering in Oz: Australia's Foray Into Internet Censorship
Derek E. Bambauer
493

Recognition as Sanction: Using International Recognition of New States to Deter, Punish, and 
Contain Bad Actors
Alexander H. Berlin
531

COMMENTS
Out of Service: The Causes and Consequences of Russia's Suspension of Judicial Assistance to 
the United States Under the Hague Service Convention
Spencer Willig
593



UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO LAW REVIEW
Volume 41       Number 1       Fall 2009

ARTICLES
Waterboarding, Counter-Resistance, and the Law of Torture: Articulating the Legal Underpinnings 
of U.S. Interrogation Policy
Dana Carver Boehm
1

Scope of the Second Amendment Right—Post-Heller Standard of Review
Ivan E. Bodensteiner
43

Taxation and the Terms of Justice
David Elkins
73

Correcting Injustice: Studying How the United Kingdom and the United States Review Claims of 
Innocence
Lissa Griffin
107

Intersystemic Remedies for Governmental Wrongs
Robert A. Schapiro
153

COMMENTS
Over My Dead Body: How the Albrecht Decisions Complicate the Constitutional Dilemma of Due 
Process & the Dead
Denay L. Wilding Knope
169

Corporate Scandals: Global Recognition of Securities Regulation—How Is China Faring?
Christopher M. Zoeller
213



AMERICAN JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LAW
Volume 58       Number 1       Winter 2010

ARTICLES
Why Study Japanese Law?
John O. Haley
1

Studying Japanese Law Because It's There
Tom Ginsburg
15

Burying the Living? The Citation of Legal Writings in English Courts
Alexandra Braun
27

Illiberal Liberalism: Cultural Restrictions on Migration and Access to Citizenship in Europe
Lion Orgad
53

The Presumption of Innocence in the French and Anglo-American Legal Traditions
François Quintard-Morénas
107

The Nuremberg Paradox
Leila Nadya Sadat
151

BOOK REVIEWS
Nina-Louisa Arold, The Legal Culture of the European Court of Human Rights
Zden?k Kühn
205

M. Bobek, P. Molek, V. Šimí?iek (eds.), Komunistické Právo v ?eskoslovensku—Kapitoly z d?jin 
bezpráví [Communist Law in Czechoslovakia—Chapters from the History of Lawlessness]
Eric Stein
209

Jens Drolshammer, A Timely Turn to the Lawyer? Globalisierung and die Anglo-Amerikanisierung 
von Recht und Rechtsberufen – Essays
Reimer von Borries
213

BOOKS RECEIVED
219



BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW
Volume 2009       Number 5

ARTICLES
Just Go Away: Representation, Due Process, and Preclusion in Class Actions
Debra Lyn Bassett
1079

Suboptimal Executive Privilege
Stephen C. N. Lilley
1127

Diversity v. Colorblindness
Patrick S. Shin
1175

Commercial Speech, "Irrational" Clients, and the Persistence of Bans on Subjective Lawyer 
Advertising
Nat Stern
1221

The Stigma of Conviction: Coram Nobis, Civil Disabilities, and the Right to Clear One's Name
David Wolitz
1277

COMMENTS
Fair Housing and Roommates: Contesting a Presumption of Constitutionality
Brooke Wright
1341

Beautifying the Ugly Step-Sister: Designing an Effective Cap-and Trade Program to Reduce 
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Miles Young
1379



JOHN MARSHALL JOURNAL OF COMPUTER & INFORMATION LAW
Volume 26       Number 3       Spring 2009

ARTICLES
ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS AND CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: PARALLEL AND 
INTERCONNECTED EVOLUTION
Themistokles Lazarides, Maria Argyropoulou, Dimitrios Koufopoulos
359

PORTABLE LEARNING FOR THE 21ST CENTURY LAW SCHOOL: DESIGNING A NEW 
PEDAGOGY FOR THE MODERN GLOBAL CONTEXT
Catherine Dunham & Steven I. Friedland
371

REFLECTION ON THE FINALITY OF PANEL'S DECISIONS IN DOMAIN NAMES DISPUTE 
RESOLUTION PROCESS, WITH REFERENCE TO CHINA'S PRACTICE
Yun Zhao
395

SOCIAL NETWORKING AS A COMMUNICATIONS WEAPON TO HARM VICTIMS: FACEBOOK, 
MYSPACE, AND TWITTER DEMONSTRATE A NEED TO AMEND SECTION 230 OF THE 
COMMUNICATIONS DECENCY ACT
Joshua N. Azriel
415

AVERAGE TEENAGER OR SEX OFFENDER? SOLUTIONS TO THE LEGAL DILEMMA CAUSED 
BY SEXTING
Shannon Shafron-Perez
431



JOURNAL OF LAW & EDUCATION
Volume 39       Number 1       January 2010

ARTICLES
Federal Demand and Local Choice: Safeguarding the Notion of Federalism in Education Law and 
Policy
Kamina Aliya Pinder
1

Secretly Falling in Love: America's Love Affair with Controlling the Hearts and Minds of Public 
School Teachers
Kristin D. Shotwell
37

RECENT CASES AND COMMENTARY
Supreme Court Review
75

Primary and Secondary Education
78

Universities and Other Institutions
90

Coaches Corner
95

Commentary
101

CHALK TALKS
Kentucky and Education Reform: The Issue of Pay-for-Performance
Gayle Cissell
119

Students Call for Influence in the Textbook Market
Rebekah Cotton
129

BOOK REVIEW
139



LEWIS & CLARK LAW REVIEW
Volume 13       Number 4       Winter 2009

ARTICLES
Plessy 2.0
Ronald Turner
861

To Work, or Not to Work? The Immortal Tax Disincentives for Married Women
Margaret Ryznar
921

Two Fathers, One Dad: Allocating the Paternal Obligations Between the Men Involved in the 
Artificial Insemination Process
Browne Lewis
949

Rethinking the Use of Foreign Law and Public Consensus: The U.S. Supreme Court's Inconsistent 
Methods for Defining Constitutional Rights
Luke Mims
1007

Religious References in Death Sentence Phases of Trials: Two Psychological Theories that 
Suggest Judicial Rulings and Assumptions May Affect Jurors
H. Lyssette Chavez and Monica K. Miller
1037

NOTES AND COMMENTS
Landlords, Dance Halls, and UGC Hosts: Direct Financial Benefit and the Digital Millennium 
Copyright Act
Casey C. Charles
1085

Add One to the Arsenal: Corporate Securities Laws in the Fight to Slow Global Warming
Kathryn Douglass
1119



LOYOLA JOURNAL OF PUBLIC INTEREST LAW
Volume 11       Number 1       Fall 2009

ARTICLES
"STUCK IN NO MAN'S LAND": HOW DEVELOPING COUNTRIES CAN ALLOCATE PROPERTY 
RIGHTS AS A MEANS TO IMPROVE THEIR CITIZENS' WELFARE AND GROW THEIR 
ECONOMIES
Milt Reimers
1

THE DECLINE OF THE MANDATORY DEATH PENALTY IN COMMON LAW AFRICA: 
CONSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGES AND COMPARATIVE JURISPRUDENCE IN MALAWI AND 
UGANDA
Andrew Novak
19

COMMENTS
ALL WHO LIVE IN LOVE
Frank Flaspohler
87

ARE WE SAFE AT HOME FROM THE PRYING DOG SNIFF?
Renee Swanson
131



MICHIGAN STATE LAW REVIEW
Volume 2009       Number 1       Spring 2009

ARTICLES
Introduction to Symposium on Administrative Statutory Interpretation
Glen Staszewski
1

Administrative Statutory Interpretation in the Antebellum Republic
Jerry L. Mashaw & Avi Perry
7

Agency Statutory Interpretation and the Rule of Common Law
Noga Morag-Levine
51

What Factors Can an Agency Consider in Making a Decision?
Richard J. Pierce, Jr.
67

Purposivism and Institutional Competence in Statutory Interpretation
Michael Herz
89

Guardians of the Background Principles
Jonathan R. Siegel
123

Textualism and the Executive Branch
Glen Staszewski
143

The Solicitor General as Mediator Between Court and Agency
Margaret H. Lemos
185

Agency Statutory Interpretation and Policymaking Form
Kevin M. Stack
225

IRB Guidance: The No Man's Land of Tax Code Interpretation
Kristin E. Hickman
239



TRADEMARK REPORTER
Volume 99       Number 6       November/December 2009

ARTICLES
Embracing Marketplace Realities: Rediscovering Section 18 of the Lanham Act on the Twentieth 
Anniversary of Its Revival
Timothy A. Lemper and Linda K. McLeod
1299

Twenty Years of Rogers v. Grimaldi: Balancing the Lanham Act with the First Amendment Rights of 
Creators of Artistic Works
David M. Kelly and Lynn M. Jordan
1360

Family Feud: The Tension Between Family Names and Trademarks
Christopher P. Bussert
1388

The Effect of Consumer Surveys and Actual Confusion Evidence in Trademark Litigation: An 
Empirical Assessment
Dan Sarel and Howard Marmorstein
1416

Standing and Joinder Considerations in Trademark Litigation and Licenses
Kim J. Landsman, Daniel C. Glazer, and Irene C. Treloar
1437

Amicus Brief of the International Trademark Association in Chloé v. Queen Bee of Beverly Hills, 
LLC
1459

Amicus Brief of the International Trademark Association in Levi Strauss & Co. v. Abercrombie & 
Fitch Trading Co.
1498



WHITTIER LAW REVIEW
Volume 31       Number 1       Fall 2009

ARTICLES
THE ORIGINAL MEANING OF THE CONSTITUTION'S "EXECUTlVE VESTING CLAUSE"—
EVIDENCE FROM EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY DRAFTING PRACTICE
Robert G. Natelson
1

COMMENTARY
A TALE OF TWO CITIES: A COMMENTARY ON THE MEDIA'S RESPONSE TO PERSONAL 
INJURY "FEEDING FRENZIES" AS A RESULT OF THE VIOXX® AND SILICOSIS LITIGATION
Walter T. Champion, Jr.
47

NOTES AND COMMENTS
MONEY CAN'T BUY YOU LOVE. . . . AND IT SHOULDN'T BUY YOU A SEAT IN CONGRESS 
EITHER
Chad J. A. Boyles
81

HOPE FOR LOW-INCOME TAX RETURNS: THE TAX IMPACT OF THE AMERICAN RECOVERY 
AND REINVESTMENT ACT ON THE WORKING POOR
Irina Goldberg
105

THE NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY'S WARRANTLESS SURVEILLANCE CONTROVERSY
Afshin Mozaffari
133



WISCONSIN JOURNAL OF LAW, GENDER & SOCIETY
Volume 24       Number 2       Fall 2009

ARTICLES
HOMEMAKERS AND SOCIAL SECURITY: GIVING CREDITS WHERE CREDITS ARE DUE
Laura C. Bornstein
255

STOP THE KILLING: POTENTIAL COURTROOM USE OF A QUESTIONNAIRE THAT PREDICTS 
THE LIKELIHOOD THAT A VICTIM OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE WILL BE MURDERED 
BY HER PARTNER
Amanda Hitt & Lynn McLain
277

BECOMING WHAT WE PRETEND TO BE: SIGNS OF VALUES IN THE CASUAL RHETORIC OF 
AMERICAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Dean A. Strang
313

CHILDREN OF INCARCERATED MOTHERS AND FATHERS
Julie Poehlmann
331

COMMENT
MEDICALLY NECESSARY TREATMENTS FOR TRANSGENDER PRISONERS AND THE 
MISGUIDED LAW IN WISCONSIN
Travis Cox
341




COLORADO JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND POLICY
Volume 21       Number 1       Winter 2010

Articles
INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LAW: ORIGINS, IMPERIALISM AND CONCEPTUALIZING THE 
ENVIRONMENT
KATE MILES
1

APPLYING HUMAN RIGHTS NORMS TO CLIMATE CHANGE: THE ELUSIVE REMEDY
PAMELA STEPHENS
49

COMPETITIVENESS BORDER ADJUSTMENTS IN U.S. CLIMATE CHANGE PROPOSALS 
VIOLATE GATT: SUGGESTIONS TO UTILIZE GATT'S ENVIRONMENTAL EXCEPTIONS
RYAN VANDEN BRINK
85

MISSING THE 2010 BIODIVERSITY TARGET: A WAKE-UP CALL FOR THE CONVENTION ON 
BIODIVERSITY?
RACHELLE ADAM
123

Notes & Comments
KEEPING BPA FROM BABY: WHY THE ENDOCRINE DISRUPTOR BISPHENOL-A SHOULD BE 
BANNED FROM PRODUCTS FOR INFANTS AND CHILDREN
MICHELLE CROZIER-HAYNES
167

KEEPING IT LOCAL: IMPROVING THE INCENTIVE STRUCTURE IN COMMUNITY-BASED 
NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS
KATHERINE L. BABCOCK
201



ECOLOGY LAW QUARTERLY
Volume 36       Number 4       2009

ARTICLES
LINKING TRADABLE PERMIT SYSTEMS: A KEY ELEMENT OF EMERGING INTERNATIONAL 
CLIMATE POLICY ARCHITECTURE
Judson Jaffe, Matthew Ranson & Robert N. Stavins
789

ALLOCATION AND UNCERTAINTY: STRATEGIC RESPONSES TO ENVIRONMENTAL 
GRANDFATHERING
Jonathan Remy Nash
809

NOTE
LETTING SOLAR SHINE: AN ARGUMENT TO TEMPER THE OVER-THE-FENCE RULE
Tim Lindl
851



GOLDEN GATE UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW
Volume 40       Number 1       Fall 2009

ARTICLES
ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN TIMES OF FISCAL CRISIS
Chief Justice Ronald M. George
1

ATTORNEYS' FEES AWARDS TO CONTRACT NON-SIGNATORIES: SHOULD EQUITABLE 
ESTOPPEL INFORM THE DISCRETION OF THE COURTS?
Stephen R. Ginger
15

THE JUDGE AS AUTHOR/THE AUTHOR AS JUDGE
Ryan B. Witte
37

COMMENTS
TAKING THE SQUARE PEG OUT OF THE ROUND HOLE: ADDRESSING THE 
MISCLASSIFICATION OF TRANSGENDER ASYLUM SEEKERS
Ellen A. Jenkins
67

OVERCOMING JURISDICTIONAL OBSTACLES TO FEED-IN TARIFFS IN THE UNITED STATES
John Perkins
97



HARVARD JOURNAL OF LAW & PUBLIC POLICY
Volume 33       Number 1       Winter 2010

SEPARATION OF POWERS IN AMERICAN CONSTITUTIONALISM

THE TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL FEDERALIST SOCIETY NATIONAL STUDENT SYMPOSIUM ON 
LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY—2009

I. IS THE SEPARATION OF POWERS PRINCIPLE EXPORTABLE?
IS THE SEPARATION OF POWERS EXPORTABLE?
Steven G. Calabresi & Kyle Bady
5

THE CASE FOR PROMOTING DEMOCRACY THROUGH EXPORT CONTROL
Oona Hathaway
17

II. MEDELLÍN V. TEXAS
DEFENDING U.S. SOVEREIGNTY, SEPARATION OF POWERS, AND FEDERALISM IN 
MEDELLÍN V. TEXAS
Ted Cruz
25

III. CONFIRMATION BATTLES AND PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS
IN PRAISE OF SUPREME COURT FILIBUSTERS
John O. McGinnis & Michael B. Rappaport
39

JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS: CHECKS AND BALANCES IN PRACTICE
Rachel Brand
47

IV. THE ADMINISTRATIVE STATE AND THE CONSTITUTION
BURYING THE CONSTITUTION UNDER A TARP
Gary Lawson
55

DELEGATION AND JUDICIAL REVIEW
Thomas W. Merrill
73

DECONSTRUCTING NONDELEGATION
Cynthia R. Farina
87

LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION, THE UNITARY EXECUTIVE, AND THE LEGITIMACY OF THE 
ADMINISTRATIVE STATE
Peter M. Shane
103

V. WAR POWERS AND THE EXECUTIVE
THE WAR POWER
Michael Stokes Paulsen
113

CLEAR STATEMENT RULES AND EXECUTIVE WAR POWERS
Curtis A. Bradley
139

EXCHANGE
THE PUZZLE OF HAMILTON'S FEDERALIST NO. 77
Seth Barrett Tillman
149

THE TRADITIONAL VIEW OF HAMILTON'S FEDERALIST NO. 77 AND AN UNEXPECTED 
CHALLENGE: A RESPONSE TO SETH BARRETT TILLMAN
Jeremy D. Bailey
169

ESSAYS ON HELLER
THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS IN THE STATES: AMBIGUITY, FALSE MODESTY, AND 
(MAYBE) ANOTHER WIN FOR ORIGINALISM
Clark M. Neily III
185

SECOND AMENDMENT REDUX: SCRUTINY, INCORPORATION, AND THE HELLER PARADOX
Robert A. Levy
203

ARTICLES
ORIGINALISM AND ECONOMIC ANALYSIS: TWO CASE STUDIES OF CONSISTENCY AND 
COHERENCE IN SUPREME COURT DECISION MAKING
Douglas H. Ginsburg
217

REVIVING NECESSITY IN EMINENT DOMAIN
Robert C. Bird
239

THE LONELY DEATH OF PUBLIC CAMPAIGN FINANCING
Richard M. Esenberg
283

BOOK REVIEW
A FAINT-HEARTED LIBERTARIAN AT BEST: THE SWEET MYSTERY OF JUSTICE ANTHONY 
KENNEDY
Ilya Shapiro
333

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
TITLE VII'S CONFLICTING "TWIN PILLARS" IN Ricci v. DeStefano, 129 S. Ct. 2658 (2009)
361

FEDERALISM BY JURY IN United States v. Fell, 571 F.3d 264 (2d Cir. 2009)
375



HASTINGS INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAW REVIEW
Volume 33       Number 1       Winter 2010

ARTICLES
THE ENVIRONMENT AND TRADE AGREEMENTS: SHOULD THE WTO BECOME MORE 
ACTIVELY INVOLVED?
Mark S. Blodgett and Richard J. Hunter, Jr.
1

APPROACHING VISIBLE JUSTICE: PROCEDURAL SAFEGUARDS FOR MENTAL 
EXAMINATIONS IN CHINA'S CAPITAL CASES
Zhiyuan Guo
21

THE LAW AT WAR: COUNTERINSURGENCY OPERATIONS AND THE USE OF INDIGENOUS 
LEGAL INSTITUTIONS
Richard Morgan
55

CONSTITUTIONALIZING COMMUNICATIONS: THE GERMAN CONSTITUTIONAL COURT'S 
JURISPRUDENCE OF COMMUNICATIONS FREEDOM
Christopher Witteman
95

NOTES
WAR OF WORDS OR A REGIONAL DISASTER? THE (IL)LEGALITY OF ISRAELI AND IRANIAN 
MILITARY OPTIONS
Behnam Gharagozli
203

OPERATION 'DENUCLEUNIFICATION': A PROPOSAL FOR THE REUNIFICATION AND 
DENUCLEARIZATION OF THE KOREAN PENINSULA
Eunice Lee
245

DOLPHINS, WHALES, AND THE FUTURE OF THE INTERNATIONAL WHALING COMMISSION
Yui Nishi
285



JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HEALTH LAW AND POLICY
Volume 26       Number 1       Fall 2009

Articles
Incorporating Explicit Ethical Reasoning into Pandemic Influenza Policies
Benjamin E. Berkman
1

Healthy Food Outside: Farmers' Markets, Taco Trucks, and Sidewalk Fruit Vendors
Alfonso Morales and Gregg Kettles
20

Dying to be a Supermodel: Can Requiring a Healthy BMI Be Fashionable?
Cassandra A. Soltis
49

Essays
Asking Too Much: Autonomy and Responsibility at the End of Life
Lois Shepherd
72

Notes
Not in my Makeup: The Need for Enhanced Premarket Regulatory Authority over Cosmetics in Light 
of Increased Usage of Engineered Nanoparticles
Donald R. Johnson
82

Defining Disabled: A Study of the ADA Amendments Act of 2008 in Eliminating the Consideration of 
Certain Mitigating Measures
John W. Leonard
125

The Immigration Oversight and Fairness Act: Ending the Violation and Abuse of Immigrant Health
Cadence M. Moore
148

Informed Consent Laws and the Constitution: Balancing State Interests with a Physician's First 
Amendment Rights and a Woman's Due Process Rights
Sarah Runels
185



MERCER LAW REVIEW
Volume 61       Number 1       Fall 2009

ANNUAL SURVEY OF GEORGIA LAW
JUNE 1, 2008 - MAY 31, 2009

ARTICLES
Administrative Law
Martin M. Wilson & Jennifer A. Blackburn
1

Appellate Practice and Procedure
Roland F. L. Hall
31

Business Associations
Paul A. Quirós, Lynn S. Scott & William S. Smoak Jr.
45

Construction Law
Frank O. Brown Jr.
65

Criminal Law
Franklin J. Hogue
79

Death Penalty Law
Therese Michelle Day
99

Domestic Relations
Barry B. McGough & Elinor H. Hitt
117

Evidence
Marc T. Treadwell
135

Insurance
Bradley S. Wolff, Stephen L. Cotter & Stephen M. Schatz
179

Labor and Employment Law
W. Melvin Haas III, William M. Clifton III, W. Jonathan Martin II & Glen R. Fagan
213

Legal Ethics
Patrick Emery Longan
231

Local Government Law
James E. Elliott Jr.
255

Product Liability
Franklin P. Brannen, Jr. & Jacob E. Daly
267

Real Property
Linda S. Finley
301

Torts
Deron R. Hicks & Travis C. Hargrove
335

Trial Practice and Procedure
Kate S. Cook, Brandon L. Peak, John C. Morrison III & Tedra C. Hobson
363

Wills, Trusts, Guardianships, and Fiduciary Administration
Mary F. Radford
385

Workers' Compensation
H. Michael Bagley & J. Benson Ward
399

Zoning and Land Use Law
Dennis J. Webb Jr., Marcia McCrory Ernst, Davené D. Walker & Kelley B. Gray
427

TABLE OF CASES
465



NEW YORK UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW
Volume 84       Number 6       December 2009

TRIBUTES
PROFESSOR THOMAS M. FRANCK
Richard L. Revesz
1375

REMEMBERING THOMAS FRANCK
Thomas Buergenthal
1379

THOMAS M. FRANCK
Norman Dorsen
1382

IN MEMORIAM: THOMAS M. FRANCK (1931-2009)
Michael J. Glennon
1385

THE INVISIBLE COLLEGE OF THOMAS FRANCK
Harold Hongju Koh, Miriam E. Sapiro, Christopher J. Borgen, Peter A. Gutherie & Michael J. Mattler
1389

THOMAS M. FRANCK: A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
1397

ARTICLES
THE RIGHTS OF MIGRANTS: AN OPTIMAL CONTRACT FRAMEWORK
Adam B. Cox & Eric A. Posner
1403

PROTECTING THEM FROM THEMSELVES: THE PERSISTENCE OF MUTUAL BENEFITS 
ARGUMENTS FOR SEX AND RACE INEQUALITY
Jill Elaine Hasday
1464

TAX EXPENDITURES AND GLOBAL LABOR MOBILITY
Ruth Mason
1540

NOTES
REINING IN NON-STATE ACTORS: STATE RESPONSIBILITY AND ATTRIBUTION IN CASES OF 
GENOCIDE
Berglind Halldórsdóttir Birkland
1623

PREVENTING REAL TAKINGS FOR IMAGINARY PURPOSES: A POST-KELO PUBLIC USE 
PROPOSAL
William A. Curran
1656

AN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW APPROACH TO REFORMING THE STATE SECRETS PRIVILEGE
Beth George
1691

PAYING-TO-PLAY IN SECURITIES CLASS ACTIONS: A LOOK AT LAWYERS' CAMPAIGN 
CONTRIBUTIONS
Drew T. Johnson-Skinner
1725

BLAMELESS IGNORANCE? THE LEDBETTER ACT AND LIMITATIONS PERIODS FOR TITLE VII 
PAY DISCRIMINATION CLAIMS
Jeremy A. Weinberg
1756

THE CHOICE-OF-LAW PROBLEM(S) IN THE CLASS ACTION CONTEXT
Genevieve G. York-Erwin
1793



ST. THOMAS LAW REVIEW
Volume 22       Number 1       Fall 2009

CRIMINAL LAW ISSUE: FEATURED CONTRIBUTORS

Foreword: Criminal Law Issue
Dean Alfredo Garcia
1

Death Is Different: The Need For Jury Unanimity in Death Penalty Cases
Raoul G. Cantero and Robert M. Kline
4

Big Bill Haywood's Revenge: The Original Intent of the Exclusionary Rule
Milton Hirsch
35

Blakely, Apprendi, Booker, Begay, and Santos: Judicial Minimalism and the U.S. Supreme Court's Ill-
Conceived Attempts at a Rational Jurisprudence
E.J. (Evelio Jesús) Yera
87

The Banality of Excessive Defender Workload: Managing the Systemic Obstruction of Justice
Bennett H. Brummer
104



WILLAMETTE LAW REVIEW
Volume 46       Number 1       Fall 2009

ARTICLES
RESULT-SELECTIVISM IN CONFLICTS LAW
Symeon C. Symeonides
1

HEARING CONGRESS'S JURISDICTIONAL SPEECH: GIVING MEANING TO THE "CLEARLY-
STATES" TEST ARBAUGH V. Y &H CORP.
Stephen R. Brown
33

THE ACHILLES' HEEL OF AUTOCRACIES: THE ROLE OF MEDIA IN TRANSITION TO 
DEMOCRACY
Yaraslau Kryvoi
75

THE ORACLE THAT WASN'T: WHY FINANCIAL TIES HAVE REMAINED THE STANDARD FOR 
ASSESSING THE INDEPENDENCE OF CORPORATE DIRECTORS
Rocky Dallum
99

BEETLES, FROGS, AND LAWYERS: THE SCIENTIFIC DEMARCATION PROBLEM IN THE 
GILSON THEORY OF VALUE CREATION
Jeffrey M. Lipshaw
139



CHAPMAN LAW REVIEW
Volume 12       Number 3       Spring 2009

SYMPOSIUM ISSUE
Lincoln's Constitutionalism in Time of War: Lessons for the War on Terror?

ARTICLES
PANEL 1: Suspending Rights to Sustain Public Safety: Wartime Suspensions of Habeas Corpus by 
Presidents Lincoln and Bush

A Different View of the Law: Habeas Corpus During the Lincoln and Bush Presidencies
Jonathan Hafetz
439

A Comparative Historical Analysis of War Time Procedural Protections and Presidential Powers: 
From The Civil War To The War on Terror
Kyndra Rotunda
449

International Law and Domestic Legitimacy: Remarks prepared for Lincoln's Constitutionalism in 
Time of War: Lessons for the Current War on Terror?
Scott Sullivan
489

Lincoln and Habeas: Of Merryman and Milligan and McCardle
John Yoo
505

PANEL 2: What Would Lincoln Do? Constitutional Approaches to Wartime Finance and Economics

The Fed's Backroom Bailout Policy
Robert D. Auerbach
535

The Unique Economic Policy Environment of Interwar and Postwar America
Michael A. Bernstein
549

Lincoln's Populist Sovereignty: Public Finance Of, By, and For the People
Timothy A. Canova
561

Civil War Finance: Lessons for Today
Jeffrey Rogers Hummel
591

PANEL 3: Civil Liberties for Civil Rights: Justifying Wartime Decline of Civil Liberties by a Gain of 
Civil Rights

Trading Civil Liberties for Apparent Security is a Bad Deal
Marjorie Cohn
615

Waterboarding and the Legacy of the Bybee-Yoo "Torture and Power" Memorandum: Reflections 
from a Temporary Yoo Colleague and Erstwhile Bush Administration Apologist
M. Katherine B. Darmer
639

Constitutional Intelligence: Restoring Politics in the War on Terror
Roger Pilon
655

Justifying Wartime Limits on Civil Rights and Liberties
Robert J. Pushaw, Jr.
675

COMMENTS
"The most awful problem that any nation ever undertook to solve": Reconstruction as a Crisis in 
Citizenship
Allen C. Guelzo
705

Discretionary Sentencing in Military Commissions: Why and How the Sentencing Guidelines in the 
Military Commissions Act Should be Changed
Brian Wolensky
721



CHILD WELFARE
Volume 88       Number 5       2009

Introduction: Achieving Positive Outcomes for Children and Families: Recruiting and Retaining a 
Competent Child Welfare Workforce
Joan Levy Zlotnik, Virginia C. Strand, and Gary R. Anderson
7

Realistic Job Previews in Child Welfare: State of Innovation and Practice
Kathleen Coulborn Faller, Michael Masternak, Claudette Grinnell-Davis, Marguerite Grabarek, Judy 
Sieffert, and Freda Bernatovicz
23

A Research-Based Child Welfare Employee Selection Protocol: Strengthening Retention of the 
Workforce
Alberta J. Ellett, Chad D. Ellett, Jacquelyn Ellis, and Betsy Lerner
49

Recruiting and Retaining Child Welfare Workers: Is Preparing Social Work Students Enough for 
Sustained Commitment to the Field?
Anita P. Barbee, Becky Antle, Dana J. Sullivan, Ruth Huebner, Steve Fox, and Jon Christopher Hall
69

One State's Effort to Improve Recruitment, Retention, and Practice Through Multifaceted Clinical 
Supervision Interventions
Crystal Collins-Camargo, Dana J. Sullivan, Bonnie Washeck, Jeff Adams, and Paul Sundet
87

Improving the Retention of Child Welfare Workers by Strengthening Skills and Increasing Support 
for Supervisors
Lynette M. Renner, Rebecca L. Porter, and Steven Preister
109

The Influence of Supervisor Support, Peer Support, and Organizational Culture Among Early 
Career Social Workers in Child Welfare Services
David Chenot, Amy D. Benton, and Hansung Kim
129

Design Teams: A Promising Organizational Intervention for Improving Turnover Rates in the Child 
Welfare Workforce
Jessica Strolin-Goltzman, Catherine Lawrence, Charles Auerbach, Jim Caringi, Nancy Claiborne, Hal 
Lawson, Mary McCarthy, Brenda McGowan, Rosemary Sherman, and MiSeung Shim
149

Intervening in Multiple States: Findings from the Western Regional Recruitment Project
Cathryn C. Potter, Anne Comstock, Charmaine Brittain, and Michele Hanna
169

Predictors of Undesired Turnover for Child Welfare Workers
Nancy S. Dickinson and John S. Painter
187

Retaining Workers Approaching Retirement: Why Child Welfare Needs to Pay Attention to the 
Aging Workforce
Amy Cohen-Callow, Karen M. Hopkins, and Hae Jung Kim
209



COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF EUROPEAN LAW
Volume 16       Number 1       Winter 2009/2010

ARTICLES
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF CROSS-BORDER VOTING IN EUROPE
Michael C. Schouten
1

GERMANY'S LIFE PARTNERSHIPS: SEPARATE AND UNEQUAL?
Mathias Möschel
37

THE FUTURE DIRECTION OF THE E.U. INTERNAL MARKET: ON VESTED VALUES AND 
FASHIONABLE MODERNISM
Inge Govaere
67

RELIGION AS A BASIS OF LAW IN THE PUBLIC ORDER OF THE EUROPEAN UNION
Ronan McCrea
81

STUDENT NOTE
The Conflicts Between E.U. Collecting Societies & E.U. Competition Law
Krishan Thakker
121

CASE LAW
A Bulletproof Vest for the Commission? Assessing the C.F.I's Judgment in My Travel Group v. 
Commission
Casey W. Halladay
131

Case C-303/06, Coleman v. Attridge Law & Steve Law
Tim Connor
141

LEGISLATIVE DEVELOPMENT
The New European Legislative Framework for the Marketing of Goods
Lukasz Gorywoda
161



COMPARATIVE LABOR LAW & POLICY JOURNAL
Volume 31       Number 2       Winter 2010

SELF-EMPLOYED WORKERS
The Spanish Law on Dependent Self-Employed Workers: A New Evolution in Labor Law
Esther Sánchez Torres            
231

German Law on Dependent Self-Employed Workers: A Comparison to the Current Situation Under 
Spanish Law
Stefanie Sorge
249

A Canadian Perspective on the Scope of Employment Standards, Labor Rights, and Social 
Protection: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Judy Fudge
253

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LABOR LAW JOURNALS CALL FOR PAPERS' 2009 
WINNING ARTICLE
The Need to Go Beyond the Contract: "Economic" and "Bureaucratic" Dependence in Personal 
Work Relations
Orsola Razzolini
267

CHOICE OF LAW AND COVENANTS NOT TO COMPETE
Australia
Choice of Law and the Enforcement of Post-Employment Restraints in Australia
Andrew Stewart and Janey Greene
305

Germany
Choice of Law Provisions in Contractual Covenants Not to Compete: The German Approach
Thilo Mahnhold            
331

Japan
Transnational Dimension of Japanese Labor and Employment Laws: New Choice of Law Rules and 
Determination of Geographical Reach
Ryuichi Yamakawa
347

United Kingdom
The English Approach to Jurisdiction and Choice of Law in Employment Covenants Not to Compete
Paul Goulding, Q.C. and Mark Vinall, Q.C.
375

United States
Choice of Law and Employee Restrictive Covenants: An American Perspective
Gillian Lester and Elizabeth Ryan
389

BOOK REVIEWS
Child Labour in a Globalized World: A Legal Analysis of ILO Action, edited by Giuseppe Nesi, Luca 
Nogler, and Marco Pertile
Cing-Kae Chiao
425

Global Unions: Challenging Transnational Capital through Cross-Border Campaigns, edited by Kate 
Bronfenbrenner
reviewed by Marco Hauptmeier
431

Economists and Societies: Discipline and Profession in the United States, Britain, & France, 1890s 
to 1990s, by Marion Fourcade
reviewed by Bruce E. Kaufman
435

CAPSULE REVIEW
439



DENVER UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW
Volume 87       Number 1       Fall 2009

In Memoriam: Erik B. Bluemel, and the Life of the Legal Mind
i

ARTICLES
Against the Right to Bodily Integrity: Of Cyborgs and Human Rights
Gowri Ramachandran
1

Rethinking "Insurance," Especially After AIG
Bobby L. Dexter
59

He Speaks Not, Yet He Says Everything; What of That?: Text, Context, and Pretext in State v. 
Jeffrey Dahmer
Gregory J. O'Meara, S.J.
97

Certification After Arizonans for Official English v. Arizona: A Survey of Federal Appellate Courts' 
Practices
Molly Thomas-Jensen
139

COMMENTS
Arizona v. Gant: Rethinking the Evidence-Gathering Justification for the Search Incident to Arrest 
Exception, and Testing a New Approach
Jason Hermele
175

Winter v. National Resources Defense Council: Enabling the Military's Ongoing Rollback of 
Environmental Legislation
Ian K. London
197



FORDHAM INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT LAW JOURNAL
Volume 20       Number 1       Autumn 2009

FOREWORD

Professor John D. Feerick
ix

ARTICLES
THE COACHING CAROUSEL IN BIG-TIME INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS: ECONOMIC 
IMPLICATIONS AND LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS
Richard T. Karcher
1

WHO OWNS BRATZ? THE INTEGRATION OF COPYRIGHT AND EMPLOYMENT LAW
Michael D. Birnhack
95

"I'M A POLITICIAN, BUT I DON'T PLAY ONE ON TV": APPLYING THE "EQUAL TIME" RULE 
(EQUALLY) TO ACTORS-TURNED-CANDIDATES
Kimberlianne Podlas
165

NOTES
DOES IT REALLY SUCK?: THE IMPACT OF CUTTING-EDGE MARKETING TACTICS ON 
INTERNET TRADEMARK LAW AND GRIPE SITE DOMAIN NAME DISPUTES
Mindy P. Fox
225

FROM MBUBE TO WIMOWEH: AFRICAN FOLK MUSIC IN DUAL SYSTEMS OF LAW
Deborah Wassel
289

FIXING A HOLE: WILL GENERIC BIOLOGICS FIND A NICHE WITHIN THE HATCH-WAXMAN 
ACT?
Elysa B. Goldberg
327



INTERNATIONAL TAX JOURNAL
Volume 36       Number 1       January-February 2010

COLUMNS
Anti-Deferral and Anti-Tax Avoidance
Michael J. Miller and Libin Zhang
5

International Tax Controversies
James P. Fuller, Adam S. Halpern and Timothy J. Fitzgibbon
11

Transfer Pricing
Mark A. Oates and James M. O'Brien
17

Ireland
John Hickson
25

ARTICLES
The U.S. Payer's Guide to Cross-Border Withholding and Reporting
Donald T. Rocen, George M. Clarke III and Garrett A. Fenton
29

Code Sec. 121 Tax Law Changes: Implications for International Assignees
Richard A. Murray and Girish S. Shankaran
33

Strategic Tax Planning Opportunities Using Service Companies— A Recent Update and Its 
Implications to Hong Kong Taxpayers and Foreign Investors
Samuel Y.S. Chan and Daniel K.C. Cheung
37

Commissionaire Agreements: Some Remarks in View of the Recent Italian Tax Authorities 
Challenges
Carlo Maria Paolella and Alessio Persiani
51



JOURNAL OF CONSUMER & COMMERCIAL LAW
Volume 13       Number 2       Spring 2010

Articles
One Size Fits All? An Analysis of the Civil, Criminal, and Regulatory Justifications for Punitive 
Damages
Shekhar Kumar
46

Arbitration of Securities Cases and The Arbitration Fairness Act of 2009
Mark C. Watler
55

Annual Survey of Texas Insurance Law 2009
Mark L. Kincaid, Suzette E. Selden and Elizabeth von Kreisler
64

Consumer News Alert-Case Update
82

Recent Developments
Deceptive Trade Practices and Warranties
86

Debt Collection
87

Consumer Credit
90

Bankruptcy
93

Arbitration
96

Miscellaneous
102

Center for Consumer Law News
105

The Last Word
108



MISSISSIPPI LAW JOURNAL
Volume 79       Number 1       Fall 2009

SYMPOSIUM
GREAT DISSENTS IN FOURTH AMENDMENT CASES

FOREWORD
Thomas K. Clancy
1

"A LONG STEP DOWN THE TOTALITARIAN PATH": JUSTICE DOUGLAS'S GREAT DISSENT IN 
TERRY V. OHIO
Paul Butler
9

WARRANTS FOR WEARING A WIRE: FOURTH AMENDMENT PRIVACY AND JUSTICE 
HARLAN'S DISSENT IN UNITED STATES V. WHITE
Catherine Hancock
35

KNOWING "CONSENT" MEANS "KNOWING CONSENT": THE UNDERAPPRECIATED WISDOM 
OF JUSTICE MARSHALL'S SCHNECKLOTH V. BUSTAMONTE DISSENT
Arnold H. Loewy
97

REASONABLENESS AS A RULE: A PAEAN TO JUSTICE O'CONNOR'S DISSENT IN ATWATER V. 
CITY OF LAGO VISTA
Wayne A. Logan
115

BRANDEIS IN OLMSTEAD: "OUR GOVERNMENT IS THE POTENT, THE OMNIPRESENT 
TEACHER"
Carol S. Steiker
149

THE JAMES OTIS LECTURES
INTRODUCTION TO JAMES OTIS LECTURES
Thomas K Clancy
179

THE ROAD TO REASON: ARIZONA V. GANT AND THE SEARCH INCIDENT TO ARREST 
DOCTRINE
Myron Moskowitz
181

RECENT DECISION
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW-SEARCHES AND SEIZURES BY SCHOOL OFFICIALS-FOURTH 
AMENDMENT GUARANTEES STUDENTS THE RIGHT TO BE FREE FROM UNREASONABLE 
SEARCHES AT SCHOOL
Joseph Shayeb
203



SAN DIEGO LAW REVIEW
Volume 46       Number 4       November-December 2009

EDITORS' SYMPOSIUM
INTRODUCTION TO THE 2009 EDITORS' SYMPOSIUM: ISAIAH BERLIN, VALUE PLURALISM, 
AND THE LAW
Larry Alexander
753

ON THIS SIDE OF THE LAW AND ON THAT SIDE OF THE LAW
Maimon Schwarzschild
755

PLURALISM, LIBERALISM, AND DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE
George Crowder
773

WHAT VALUE PLURALISM MEANS FOR LEGAL-CONSTITUTIONAL ORDERS
William A. Galston
803

VALUE PLURALISM AND THE TWO CONCEPTS OF RIGHTS
Horacio Spector
819

BERLIN'S METHODOLOGICAL PARSIMONY
Daniel M. Weinstock
839

THE PATH BETWEEN VALUE PLURALISM AND LIBERAL POLITICAL ORDER: QUESTIONING 
THE CONNECTION
Patrick Neal
859

NORMATIVE CONFLICT IN INTERNATIONAL LAW
Carmen Pavel
883

THE PLURAL IMPLICATIONS OF VALUE PLURALISM: A COMMENT ON MAIMON 
SCHWARZSCHILD'S ON THIS SIDE OF THE LAW AND ON THAT SIDE OF THE LAW
Iddo Porat
909

VALUE PLURALISM DOES NOT SUPPORT LIBERALISM: A COMMENT ON WILLIAM A. 
GALSTON'S WHAT VALUE PLURALISM MEANS FOR LEGAL-CONSTITUTIONAL ORDERS
Richard J. Arneson
925

URBANIZATION, THE INTELLIGENTSIA, AND MEANING CHANGE: A COMMENT ON HORACIO 
SPECTOR'S VALUE PLURALISM AND THE TWO CONCEPTS OF RIGHTS
Christopher T. Wonnell
941



ARIZONA JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAW
Volume 26       Number 3       Fall 2009

ARTICLES
TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY SELF-DETERMINATION: IMPLICATIONS OF THE KOSOVO STATUS 
SETTLEMENT FOR TIBET
Rob Dickinson
547

JUDICIAL ACTIVISM AND RELIGION-BASED TENSIONS IN INDIA AND ISRAEL
Ofrit Liviatan
583

FAR FROM INFINITE JUSTICE: JUST WAR THEORY AND OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM
Stephen R. Shalom
623

NOTES
SUFFOCATION INSIDE A COLD STORAGE TRUCK AND OTHER PROBLEMS WITH 
TRAFFICKING AS "EXPLOITATION" AND SMUGGLING AS "CHOICE" ALONG THE THAI-
BURMESE BORDER
Erick T. Gjerdingen
699

THE MATERIALIZATION OF LEGAL PLURALISM IN BRITAIN: WHY SHARI'A COUNCIL 
DECISIONS SHOULD BE NON-BINDING
Maria C. Reiss
739

PROCEDURAL FAIRNESS: ENSURING TRIBAL CIVIL JURISDICTION AFTER PLAINS 
COMMERCE BANK
Jesse Sixkiller
779



COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF LAW AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS
Volume 43       Number 2       Winter 2009

FROM EQUAL PROTECTION TO THE RIGHT TO HEALTH: SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC RIGHTS, 
PUBLIC LAW LITIGATION, AND HOW AN OLD FRAMEWORK INFORMS A NEW GENERATION 
OF ADVOCACY
151

IMPROVING PRESCRIPTION DRUG ACCESS FOR DUAL ELIGIBLES AFTER THE MEDICARE 
MODERNIZATION ACT
183

A DIFFERENT TYPE OF HOUSING CRISIS: ALLOCATING COSTS FAIRLY AND ENCOURAGING 
LANDLORD PARTICIPATION IN SECTION 8
215



ELDER LAW JOURNAL
Volume 17       Number 2       2010

ARTICLES
Deception, Decisions, and Investor Education
Jayne W. Barnard
201

Planning for Alzheimer's Disease with Mental Health Advance Directives
Lisa Brodoff
239

NOTES
Empty Promises: Can the Welfare Benefits of Current Retirees Be Saved?
Steven A. Budde
309

The Patient Care Ombudsman: Who Should It Be?
Anna Kaluzny
343

Too Experienced for the Flight Deck? Why the Age 65 Rule Is Not Enough
Nicholas D. O'Conner
375

Expanding the Statutory Definition of "Child" in Intestacy Law: A Just Solution for the Inheritance 
Difficulties Grandparent Caregivers' Grandchildren Currently Face
Neta Sazonov
401

ESSAY
Retirement Risk Management in Times of Turmoil
Olivia S. Mitchell
439



GEORGETOWN LAW JOURNAL
Volume 98       Number 2       January 2010

Articles
Regulating Bankers' Pay
Lucian A. Bebchuk and Holger Spamann
247

Saving Up for Bankruptcy
Ronald J. Mann and Katherine Porter
289

Codified Canons and the Common Law of Interpretation
Jacob Scott
341

Lecture
Constitutional Law and International Law: National Exceptionalism and the Democratic Deficit?
The Hon. Michael Kirby AC CMG
433

Notes
Nonincorporation of the Establishment Clause: Satisfying the Demands of Equality, Pluralism, and 
Originalism
Rupal M. Doshi
459

Rights Clash: How Conflicts Between Gay Rights and Religious Freedoms Challenge the Legal 
System
Laura K. Klein
505

Biologics Revolution: The Intersection of Biotechnology, Patent Law, and Pharmaceutical 
Regulation
Joyce Wing Yan Tam
535



HOUSTON LAW REVIEW
Volume 46       Number 4       2009

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE: INSTITUTE FOR 
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY & INFORMATION LAW SYMPOSIUM

INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
Greg R. Vetter
975

ARTICLES
THE OBJECTIVES AND PRINCIPLES OF THE TRIPS AGREEMENT
Peter K. Yu
979

UNVEILING COMPETING PATENT PERSPECTIVES
Cynthia M. Ho
1047

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: WILL THE DEVELOPING 
COUNTRIES LEAD OR FOLLOW?
Jerome H. Reichman
1115

DESIGNING A GLOBAL INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY SYSTEM RESPONSIVE TO CHANGE: THE 
WTO, WIPO, AND BEYOND
Graeme B. Dinwoodie & Rochelle C. Dreyfuss
1187

ESSAY
THE PROPOSED ANTI-COUNTERFEITING TRADE AGREEMENT (ACTA): TWO TALES OF A 
TREATY
Charles R. McManis
1235

SIXTH ANNUAL BAKER BOTTS LECTURE
PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IN CHINA (30 YEARS AND MORE): A PERSONAL 
REFLECTION
William O. Hennessey
1257

COMMENTS
THE INCONVENIENCE IN TEXAS GROUNDWATER LAW
Chris Connelley
1301

THE DEATH OF THE DMCA? HOW VIACOM V. YOUTUBE MAY DEFINE THE FUTURE OF 
DIGITAL CONTENT
Kevin C. Hormann
1345



JOURNAL OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION
Volume 54       Number 1       February 2010

Editor's Introduction
Paul Huth
3

Strengthening International Courts and the Early Settlement of Disputes
Michael Gilligan, Leslie Johns, and B. Peter Rosendorff
5

Communication and Cooperation in Social Dilemmas: A Meta-Analytic Review
Daniel Balliet
39

Coming into Money: The Impact of Foreign Aid on Leader Survival
Amanda A. Licht
58

Performing on Cue? The Formation of Public Opinion Toward War
Christopher Gelpi
88

Protest, Deterrence, and Escalation: The Strategic Calculus of Government Repression
Jan Henryk Pierskalla
117

Education, Income, and Support for Suicide Bombings: Evidence from Six Muslim Countries
M. Najeeb Shafiq and Abdulkader H. Sinno
146

A Generalized Aggregation-Disintegration Model for the Frequency of Severe Terrorist Attacks
Aaron Clauset and Frederik W. Wiegel
179



MARQUETTE SPORTS LAW REVIEW
Volume 20       Number 1       Fall 2009

SYMPOSIUM: LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT LAW ISSUES IN SPORTS

A MOST INTERESTING PART OF BASEBALL'S MONETARY STRUCTURE-SALARY 
ARBITRATION IN ITS THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR
Ed Edmonds
1

"MIXED METAPHORS," REVISIONIST HISTORY AND POST-HYPNOTIC SUGGESTIONS ON THE 
INTERPRETATION OF SPORTS ANTITRUST EXEMPTIONS: THE SECOND CIRCUIT'S USE IN 
CLARETT OF A PIAZZA-LIKE "INNOVATIVE REINTERPRETATION OF SUPREME COURT 
DOGMA"
Walter T. Champion, Jr.
55

AUTOMATIC OUTS: SALARY ARBITRATION IN NIPPON PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL
David L. Snyder
79

THIRD AND LONG: THE ISSUES FACING THE NFL COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT 
NEGOTIATIONS AND THE EFFECTS OF AN UNCAPPED YEAR
Michael J. Redding & Daniel R. Peterson
95

PLAY BALL? AN ANALYSIS OF FINAL-OFFER ARBITRATION, ITS USE IN MAJOR LEAGUE 
BASEBALL AND ITS POTENTIAL APPLICABILITY TO EUROPEAN FOOTBALL WAGE AND 
TRANSFER DISPUTES
Josh Chetwynd            
109

LABOR RELATIONS IN THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE: A MODEL OF TRANSNATIONAL 
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING?
Mathieu Fournier & Dominic Roux
147

EUROPEAN FOOTBALL'S HOME-GROWN PLAYERS RULES AND NATIONALITY 
DISCRIMINATION UNDER THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY TREATY
Lloyd Freeburn            
177

ESSAY
SPORTS ARBITRATION AND ENFORCING PROMISES: BRIAN SHAW AND LABOR 
ARBITRATION
Roger I. Abrams
223

SPEECH
2009 MASTER OF THE GAME AWARD ACKNOWLEDGMENT AND ACCEPTANCE
235

COMMENTS
GREEN SPORTS FACILITIES: WHY ADOPTING NEW GREEN-BUILDING POLICIES WILL 
IMPROVE THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE COMMUNITY
Alex B. Porteshawver
241

WHERE IS THE PRIVACY IN WADA'S "WHEREABOUTS" RULE?
James Halt
267

BOOK REVIEW
GETTING ON BASE: UNIONISM IN BASEBALL
Nicholas J. Rieder
291

INDEX
SPORTS LAW IN LAW REVIEWS AND JOURNALS
Kristen E. Knauf
299



UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO LAW REVIEW
Volume 44       Number 2       Fall 2009

SYMPOSIUM
THE EVOLVING DEFINITION OF THE IMMIGRANT WORKER: THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN 
EMPLOYMENT, LABOR, AND HUMAN RIGHTS LAW

FOREWORD
DANGEROUS INTERSECTION
Gerald L. Neuman
241

SPEECHES
DESTINED FOR SERVITUDE
Juan F. Perea
245

THE EEOC AND IMMIGRANT WORKERS
William R Tamayo
253

ARTICLES
SLAVERY AS IMMIGRATION?
Rhonda V. Magee
273

INSTITUTIONAL RACISM, ICE RAIDS, AND IMMIGRATION REFORM
Bill Ong Hing
307

CYBER-COOLIES AND TECHNO-BRACEROS: RACE AND COMMODIFICATION OF INDIAN 
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY GUEST WORKERS IN THE UNITED STATES
Sharmila Rudrappa
353

ICE EFFECTS: FEDERAL WORKSITE NON-ENFORCEMENT OF U.S. IMMIGRATION LAWS, 
2007-2008
Lorraine Schmall
373

HOFFMAN PLASTICS AS LABOR LAW-EQUALITY AT LAST FOR IMMIGRANT WORKERS?
Ellen Dannin
393

THE BORDERS OF COLLECTIVE REPRESENTATION: COMPARING THE RIGHTS OF 
UNDOCUMENTED WORKERS TO ORGANIZE UNDER UNITED STATES AND INTERNATIONAL 
LABOR STANDARDS
Christopher David Ruiz Cameron
431



VIRGINIA JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
Volume 50       Number 2       Winter 2010

Commemorative Pieces
Letter from Stephen M. Schwebel
267

Perspectives on International Criminal Justice
M. Cherif Bassiouni
269

Articles
International Agreements, Internal Heterogeneity, and Climate Change: The "Two Chinas" Problem
Daniel Abebe & Jonathan S. Masur
325

Combatant Status and Computer Network Attack
Sean Watts
391

Labor Rights as Human Rights?
Kevin Kolben
449

Essay
Medellín, the Alien Tort Statute, and the Domestic Status of International Law
David H. Moore
485

Note
Clarifying Grease: Mitigating the Threat of Overdeterrence by Defining the Scope of the Routine 
Governmental Action Exception
Charles B. Weinograd
509



YALE JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
Volume 35       Number 1       Winter 2010

Articles
The Laws of War and the "Lesser Evil"
Gabriella Blum
1

The Blank-Prose Crime of Aggression
Michael J. Glennon
71

Path Dependence in Discrimination Law: Employment Cases in the United States and the European 
Union
Katerina Linos
115

Notes
Enforced Disappearance as a Crime Under International Law: A Neglected Origin in the Laws of 
War
Brian Finucane
171

Caste and the Problem of Social Reform in Indian Equality Law
Scott Grinsell
199

Recent Developments
237

Recent Publications
265