Members & Editors
Issue 1
Contents
In Memoriam: J.J. Witt
Articles
Democratic Transitions and the Future of Asylum Law
Peter Margulies
Equal Economic Opportunity: Corporate Social Responsibility in the New Millenium
Vincent M. Di Lorenzo
“Our Federalism” in the Context of Federal Courts and Tribal Courts: An Open Letter to the Federal Courts’ Teaching and Scholarly Community
Frank Pommersheim
Comments
Three Strikes and You’re Out of Constitutional Rights? The Prison Litigation Reform Acts “Three Strikes” Provision and It’s Effect on Indigents
Joshua D. Franklin
DNA “Line-Ups” Based on a Reasonable Suspicion Standard
Angus J. Dodson
Eradicating Racial Stereotyping From Terry Stops: The Case for an Equal Protection Exclusionary Rule
Lisa Walter
Issue 2
Articles
The Sea Turtle Dispute: Implications for Sovereignty, the Environment, and International Trade Law
Eric L. Richards & Martin A. McCrory
An 1872 Mining Law for the New Millenium
Sam Kalen
Book Review
A Walk on the Inside
Vine Deloria, Jr.
Essay
Combating Impunity for International Crimes
M. Cherif Bassiouni
Comments
State Street: Leading the Way to Consistency for Patentability of Computer Software
Christopher S. Cantzler
“What Are You?”: Hapa-Girl and Multiracial Identity
Carrie Lynn H. Okizaki
Issue 3
Articles
Delaware as Demon: Twenty-Five Years After Professor Cary’s Polemic
Mark J. Loewenstein
Karl Llewellyn’s Fading Imprint on the Jurisprudence of the Uniform Commercial Code
Gregory E. Maggs
Book Review
Globalization of Culture
Gary Minda
Essay
Convenient Shorthand: The Supreme Court and the Language of State Sovereignty
H. Jefferson Powell & Benjamin J. Priester
Casenotes
Herdrich v. Pegram: ERISA Fiduciary Liability and Physician Incentives to Deny Care
Robert J. Herrington
Forma Scientific v. Biosera and the Admissibility of Evidence of Subsequent Remedial Measures in Strict Products Liability Actions
David Wadsworth
Comment
The Pro Se Criminal Defendant, Standby Counsel, and the Judge: A Proposal For Better-Defined Roles
Marie Higgins Williams
Issue 4
Symposium Overview
Paradigm Changes in Telecommunications Regulation
Phil Weiser
Part I: A New Regulatory Regime for Federal-Stated Relations and Universal Service Support
Universal Service: The Poverty of Policy
James Alleman, Paul N. Rappoport, & Dennis Weller
Standing in the Shadows of Giants: The Role of Intergenerational Equity in Telecommunications Reform
Jim Chen
Part II: Unbundling and Open Access Policies
The Vertical Dimension of Cable Open Access
James B. Speta
Open Access to the Broadband Internet: Technical and Economic Discrimination in Closed, Proprietary Networks
Mark Cooper
The FCC and the Patent System: Progressive Ideals, Jacksonian Realism, and the Technology of Regulation
John F. Duffy
Will the FCC Go the Way of the ICC?
Joseph D. Kearney
Net Regulation: Taking Stock and Looking Forward
Yochai Benkler
Cyberspace and the State Action Debate: The Cultural Value of Applying Constitutional Norms to “Private” Regulation
Paul Schiff Berman
Issue 5
Law and Character
The “Saintly” Cardozo: Character and the Criminal Law
Richard Polenberg
The Chicago Conspiracy Trial: Character and Judicial Discretion
Pnina Lahav
John Marshall as an American Original: Some Thoughts on Personality and Judicial Statesmanship
R. Kent Newmyer
Does Character Affect Judicial Performance?
Laura Kalman
Byron R. White—A Justice Shaped by the West
The Hon. David M. Ebel
Good Judgment as a Manifestation of Character in the Opinions of Justice Byron R. White
James E. Scarboro
Comment
Property Rights, Individual Rights, and the Viability of Patent Law Systems
K Kalan