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JOURNALS A – J
ACADEMIC QUESTIONS, v. 26, no. 1, Spring, 2013
THE AIR FORCE LAW REVIEW, v. 69, 2013
ALBANY LAW JOURNAL OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, v. 23, no. 1, 2013
THE AMERICAN BANKRUPTCY LAW JOURNAL, v. 87, no. 1, Winter, 2013
ANTITRUST, v. 27, no. 2, Spring, 2013
ARIZONA LAW REVIEW, v. 55, no. 1, 2013
THE BUSINESS LAWYER, v. 68, no. 2, February, 2013
CALIFORNIA WESTERN LAW REVIEW, v. 49, no. 1, Fall, 2012
CARDOZO JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAW, v. 21, no. 2, Winter, 2013
CITY JOURNAL, v. 23, no. 2, Spring, 2013
CLINICAL LAW REVIEW, v. 19, no. 2, Spring, 2013
THE COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF LAW & THE ARTs, v. 36, no. 2, 2013
CORPORATE PRACTICE COMMENTATOR, v. 54, no. 4, February, 2013
DEPAUL LAW REVIEW, v. 62, no. 1, Fall, 2012
DISSENT, vol 60, no. 2, Spring, 2013
DUKE LAW JOURNAL, v. 62, no. 7, April, 2013
EMORY LAW JOURNAL, v. 62, no. 3, 2013
THE ENVIRONMENTAL FORUM, v. 30, no. 2, March – April, 2013
FAMILY LAW QUARTERLY, v. 46, no. 4, Winter, 2013
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW, v. 40, no. 1, Fall, 2012
FOR THE DEFENSE, v. 55, no. 2, February, 2013
FORDHAM INTERNATIONAL LAW JOURNAL, v. 36, no. 2, February, 2013
THE GEORGETOWN JOURNAL OF GENDER AND THE LAW, v. 14, no. 1, 203
HARVARD CIVIL RIGHTS – CIVIL LIBERTIES LAW REVIEW, v. 48, no. 1, Winter, 2013
HUMAN RIGHTS, v. 39, no. 3, March, 2013
INTERNATIONAL LAW PRACTICUM, v. 25, no. 2, Autumn, 2012
THE INTERNATIONAL LAWYER, v. 46, no. 4, Winter, 2012
INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF CONSTITUTIONALISM, v. 12, no. 2, 2012
JOURNAL OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT LAW, v. 21, nos. 3 & 4
THE JOURNAL OF LEGAL HISTORY, v. 34, no. 1, April, 2013
JOURNAL OF FORENSIC SCIENCES, v. 58, no. 2, March, 2013
JOURNAL OF SUPREME COURT HISTORY, v. 38, no. 1, 2013
JOURNAL OF THE COPYRIGHT SOCIETY OF THE U.S.A., vol. 59, no. 4, Summer, 2012
ACADEMIC QUESTIONS A PUBLICATION OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SCHOLARS SPRING 2013 VOL. 26, NO.1
Contents
THE ISSUE ~T ~ GLANCE 1
EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION TO TillS ISSUE
Power to the Person 4 Carol Iannone
THE COMMON CORE STATE STANDARDS: TWO VIEWS
Uncommonly Bad 8 Jane Robbins
Common Core as Tactical Advantage 20 Mark Bauerlein
ARTICLES
Attempting to Balance Wild-Feminism: A Case Study 30 Walter Bruno
The Law Review Approach: What the Humanities Can Learn 48
Allen Mendenhall
College Sports: Revising the Playbook 59 William Casement
INTERVIEW
Assertive Citizenship and Civics Education: A Conversation with Bruce T. Olson 65
Ashley Thorne
POETRY
"Commencement Speaker" "The Letter D" 74
Dale Schellenger
i;) Springer
ACADEMIC QUESTIONS· A PUBLICATION OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SCHOLARS SPRING 2013 VOL 26, NO. 1
REVIEW ESSAYS
Both Wrong and Bad Wounds That Will Not Heal:
Affirmative Action and Our Continuing Racial Divide by Russell K. Nieli 78
reviewed by Carl Cohen
The Vindication of Thomas Sowell
Mismatch: How Affirmative Action Hurts Students It's Intended to Help, and Why Universities Won't Admit It
by Richard Sander and Stuart Taylor Jr. 90 reviewed by Russell K Nieli
REVIEWS
Teaching Tyranny Unlearning Liberty:
Campus Censorship and the End of American Debate by Greg Lukianoff 99
reviewed by .Mark Bauerlein
Victims as Victimizers The Victims' Revolution:
The Rise of Identity Studies and tbe Closing of tbe Liberal Mind by Bruce Bawer 106
reviewed by Adam Kissel
Curricular Famine
Seven Lean Years: Macalester College from 1968 to 1975 by Jeremiah Reedy 111
reviewed by Michael Toscano
The Western Way Civilization: The West and tbe Rest
by Niall Ferguson 116 reviewed by Bruce Bawer
BOOKS, ARTICLES, AND ITEMS OF ACADEMIC INTEREST 123 Robert L. Jackson
VOL. 69
THE AIR FORCE LAW REVIEW
2013
NDAA 2012: CONGRESS AND CONSENSUS ON ENEMY DETENTION ............................. 1 CoLONEL LINDSEY 0. GRAHAM AND CoLONEL MicHAEL D. ToMATZ
W ATERBOARDING: ISSUES AND LESSONS FOR JUDGE ADVOCATES .............................. 65 CoLONEL LINDSEY 0. GRAHAM AND LIEUTENANT CoLONEL PAUL R. CoNNOLLY
POLITICAL SPEECH, THE MILITARY, AND THE AGE OF VIRAL COMMUNICATION ............ 91 LIEUTENANT CoLONEL JEREMY S. WEBER
SACRJFICING THE LAW OF ARMED CONFLICT IN THE NAME OF PEACE:
A PROBLEM OF POLITICS ....................................................................................... 155 MAJOR MATTHEW E. DUNHAM
FOREIGN MILITARY SALES (FMS), PSEUDO-FMS, AND A RESPONSE TO THE
GAO~IS PSEUDO-FMS THE WAY FORWARD? ...................................................... 199 MAJoR DEREK A. RowE
18 U.S.C. § 1382: PRECEDENT OR PREDICAMENT IN THE NINTH CIRCUIT? .............. 219 CAPTAIN AIMEE R. HANEY
THE HUNT FOR HOME: EVERY MILITARY FAMILY'S BATTLE WITH STATE
DOMICILE LAW ..................................................................................................... 251 CAPTAIN DEAN W KORSAK
ALBANY LAW JOURNAL OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
VOLUME23 2013 NUMBER 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLES
The United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission's Use of Scientific and Technical Advisory Committees
Roland M Frye, Jr. 1
Sharing You With You: Informational Privacy, Google, & the Limits of Use Limitation
Kevin P McLaughlin 55
Catching the Conscience: An Analysis of the Knowledge Theory Under§ 512(c)'s Safe Harbor & the Role of the Willful Blindness in the Finding of Red Flags
Methaya Sirichit 85
It's Time to Embrace the New-Untangling the Uses of Electronic Sources in Legal Writing
EllieMargolis 191
Streaming While Teaching: The Legality Of Using Personal Streaming Video Accounts For The Classroom
Jonathan 1 Ezor
.. Vll
221
The American Ban~ruptcy Law Journal
VOLUME 87 Winter 2013
CON.'TEN_'TS
ARTICLES
Non-Judicial Debt Collection and the Consumer's Choice Among Repayment, Bankruptcy
IssuE 1
and Informal Bankruptcy .......................................................... .Amanda E. Dawsey 1
The Effects of a Statute (BAPCP A) Designed to Make it More Difficult for People to
Richard M. Hynes Lawrence M. Ausubel
File for Bankruptcy ............................................................................. Stephen]. Spurr 27 Kevin M. Ball
Discharging Fiduciary Debts ................................................................. Zvi S. Rosen 51
Pension Plan Loans and Means Testing , The Pernicious Endurance of Villarie ......................................... Laura B. Bartell 89
VOLUME 87 v ISSUE 1 2013
Cover Photo: Getty Images
Cover Stor es
Editor's Note New Leadership at the Federal Agencies: Change Matters by Deborah L Feinstein .
MOST-FAVORED-NATION CLAUSES
When Most~Favored Is Disfavored:
A Counselor's Guide to MFNs by W S"phen Smith.
.......... 6
. ............ 10
Developing an Administrable MFN Enforcement Policy
by Steven C Salop and Fiona Scptt Morton . . ................. 15
The Competitive Consequences of Most-Favored-Nation Provisions
by jonathan B. Baker and judith A. Chevalier .
Price Rel~tionship Agreements: Procompetitive, Anticompetitive~ or Neutral?
. ...... 20
by Susan -Hinchliffe. . . .................. 27
Articles
New Dimensions to the Patent Holdup Saga Michael A. Linds_ay and Robert A. Ski to! . . .................. 34
Effective Defenses of Hospital Mergers in Concentrated Markets
by jeffrey H Perry and Richard H Cunningham ................. 43
Third Circuit Holds, "Give Peace a Chance": The De Beers Litigation and the Potential Power of Settlement
by jack E. Pace III and Erika L. Shapiro . . ..... 48
How Much Is Too Much? A Call for Global Principles To Guide the Punishment of International Cartels by john Terzaken and Pieter Huizing. . .................. 53
Inconsistent Privilege Rules and Transatlantic Interagency Cooperation
by john D. Harkrider.
The Role of Behavioral Economics iil Antitrust Analysis
by Allan L. Shampine.
. ....... 61
. ......... 65
c·onsumer P-rotect on
"~veling the Playing Field"':
Implications of CFPB Authority over Non-Depository Financiallnstittrtions
by joseph L BarloiJn, Darren M Welch, and Neepa K Mehta . ....... 71
So You Want to Self-Regulate? The National Advertising Division as Standard Bearer
by john E. Viilaftanco and Katherine E. Riley . ................... 79
Feature
TRUSTBUSTERS
Robert" H. Jackson: How a j'Country Lawyer" Converted Franklin Roosevelt into a Trustbuster
by William Koimky. . .... 85
Departments
PEAs, Plls, and MFNs: letter from Antitrust Section Chair Theodore Voorhees, Jr . .. 3
ANTITRUST
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SPRING 2013
ARIZONA LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 55 2013 ISSUE 1
CONTENTS
PAGE
FINANCIAL REFORM DURING THE GREAT RECESSION:
DOD~FRANK, EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION,
AND THE CARD ACT
SUE ON PAY: SAYONPAY'SIMPACTONDIRECTORS' FIDUCIARY DUTIES
DON'T "SCREW JOE THE PLUMMER": THE SAUSAGE-MAKING OF FINANCIAL REFORM
Lisa M Fairfax 1
Kimberly D. Krawiec 53
AGENCY COSTS IN THE ERA OF ECONOMIC CRISIS: THE ENHANCED CONNECTION BETWEEN CEO COMPENSATION AND CORPORATE CASH HOLDINGS
PAYBACK: A STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF THE CREDIT CARD PROBLEM
Mira Ganor 105
Andrea Freeman 151
VOLUME 55
ARIF7,QN· .··.·· .. ·.•· .'A LJ-~--.r1
LAW REVIEW
2013
CONTENTS
NoTE
SAVING FACE: REGULATING LAW ENFORCEMENT'S USE OF MOBILE FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY &
ISSUE I
IRIS SCANS Sabrina A. Lochner 201
ARIZONA CASE NOTE
APPEARANCES CAN BE DECEIVING: DEFAULT JUDGMENTS BY MOTION OR HEARING UNDER RULE 55(B) OF THE ARIZONA RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE
Julie A. Wilson-McNerney 235
THE BUSINESS LAWYER ISSN 0007-6899 FEBRUARY 2013 Volume 68, Number 2
Contents
ARTICLES
325 The Brouhaha Over Intra-Corporate Forum Selection Provisions: A Legal, Economic, and Political Analysis
joseph A Grundfest and Kristen A. Savelle
Three hundred publicly traded entities have adopted intra-corporate forum selection ("lCFS") provisions either in their charters or as bylaw amendments, often without prior stockholder approval. These provisions have been adopted in response to a sharp increase in intracorporate litigation outside the state of incorporation. The academic literature suggests that this increase is animated by economic incentives of the plaintiffs' bar that can be inimical to stockholder interests. ICFS provisions are an effective private ordering mechanism for addressing this trend in a manner that responsibly protects stockholder rights.
Plaintiffs have nonetheless brought suit in Delaware challenging the validity of lCfS provisions. We review the governing law and demonstrate that ICFS provisions are valid subject matter for charters and byla~s. Stockholders are also on notice that boards have the authority to amend bylaws without prior stockholder consent, and the "vested rights" theory is long repudiated. Assertions that stockholders cannot be bound by ICFS bylaw provisions adopted without prior stockholder consent are thus incorrect. Speculative claims that ICFS provisions might later be exercised in a manner that violates a fiduciary duty or causes injustice will also not cause them to be invalidated: charter and bylaw provisions are presumed to be validly adopted and hypothetical speculation regarding instances of potential future abuse are insufficient to invalidate the provisions as adopted. This presumption is particularly powerful in the case of ICFS provisions where boards retain the option not to enforce them if enforcement is later deemed inconsistent with fiduciary obligations. .
ICFS provisions are also not self-enforcing. Foreign courts hearing petitions to enforce ICFS provisions will most frequently apply the rule established by the Supreme Court's Bremen decision to protect the interests of foreign-filing stockholders. Absent a finding that plaintiffs' tights under the chartering state's laws cannot be adequately protected by courts in the chartering state, ICFS provisions are likely to be enforced in the very large majority of circumstances.
THE BUSINESS LAWYER ISSN 0007-6899 FEBRUARY 20!3 Volume 68, Number 2
411 From Regulation to Prosecution to Cooperation: Trends in Corporate White Collar Crime Enforcement and the Evolving Role of the White Collar Criminal Defense Attorney
Robert 5. Bennett, Hilary Holt LoCicero, and Brooks M. Hanner
This article traces the steady growth of criminal law into fields that had previously been addressed by civil statutes, particularly in relation to the concept of corporate criminal liability The article also describes the means through which the federal govenunent has encouraged cooperation between corporations that are being investigated and their investigators. This fundamental shift in how corporate misconduct is treated by the federal government has reframed the role of a criminal defense attorney who defends corporations and executives. Any lawyer facing such a task must be willing to incorporate new strategies into daily practice while also evaluating the theoretical considerations governing what it means to "bet the company."
439 Artide 9 ofthe UCC: Reconciling Fundamental Property Principles and Plain Language
Thomas E. Plank
Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code, which governs (i) the grant of a security interest in personal property to secure payment or peiformance of an obligation--a "true security interest" -and (li) the sale of receivables, incorporates the primary property law principle of nemo dat quod non habetone cannot transfer an interest in property that one does not have--and its corollary--a transferee can receive what the transferor has and no more. For good policy reasons, however, Article 9 also enacts the innovative exception to nemo dat, the Filing Priority Principle codified in the jirst-to-file-or-perfect rule," that permits a secured party who first files a financing statement to obtain a superior security interest over a secured party who first obtains a security interest and would otherwise prevail under nemo dar. For true security interests, the plain language of Article 9 effectuates the policies of nemo dat and the Filing Priority Principle. For the sale of receivables under Article 9, however, the plain language of Article 9 precludes application of the Filing Priority Principle to many buyers of ~eceivables, and this result has Jed some scholars and? practitioners to advocate the application of the Filing Priority Principle to these buyers by implication despite the plain language of the statute. This article analyzes the interplay in Article 9 among nemo dar, the Filing Priority Principle, and the important policy of respecting the plain language of a statute and argues that when the plain language of the statute protects the interests of buyers of receivables under nemo dat, the Filing Priority Principle should not be implied as a matter of policy to defeat those interests, but when the language of the statute is ambiguous, the Filing Priority Principle should be applied to further the policy reasons for this exception to nemo dat.
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THE BUSINESS LAWYER ISSN 0007-6899 FEBRUARY 2013 Volume 68, Number 2
507 Summary of Mendes Hershman Student Writing Contest Prize Essay-The Supreme Court Should Hold that Secured Creditors Have an Absolute Right to Credit Bid
Hannah Y Lee
SuRVEY-MERGERS AND AcQUISITIONS
509 Annual Survey of]udicial Developments Pertaining to Mergers and Acquisitions
Annual Survey Working Group of the M&A]urisprudence Subcommittee, Mergers and Acquisitions Committee, ABA Section of Business Law
SURVEY-CONSUMER fiNANCIAL SERVICES
Committee on Consumer Financial Services, ·ABA Section of Business Law
553 Introduction to the 2013 Annual Survey of Consumer Financial Services Law
Therese G. Franzen, Alvin C. Harrell, Nicole Frush Munro, and john L Ropiequet
557 The First Year of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau: An Overview
Eric J Mogilnicki and Melissa 5 Malpass
571 Mortgage Servicing Developments
Arthur B. Axelson and Heather C Hutchings
583 2012 Survey of RESPA and TILA Regulatory Developments
Sanford Shatz and Jonathan Cannon
593 Fair Credit Reporting Act Update-2012
Andrew M. Smith and Peter Gilbert
603 Current Developments in Deposit Products and Payment Systems
Laura Hobson Brown, Candace Modlin Davis, Lois S. Woodward, and Ryan 5 Stinneford
613 Credit Card Act Developments in 2012
Obrea 0. Poindexter
619 CFPB Developments: Coordinating the Supervision of Depository and Non-Depository Institutions
Michael A Benoit and jeffrey P. Taft
THE BUSINESS LAWYER ISSN 0007-6899 FEBRUARY 2013 Volume 68, Number 2
625 The Supreme Court Settles a Decade-Long Debate-2012. Survey of RESPA Developments
John R. Chiles and Zachary D. Miller
637 Fair Lending Developments: Enforcement Intensifies, Class Actions Diminish
John L. Ropiequet, Christopher 5. Naveja, and L.JeanNoonan
649 Arbitration Developments: Post-Concepcion-The Debate Continues
Alan 5. Kaplinsky, Mark]. Levin, and Martin C. Bryce, Jr.
659 Say What You Mean: The FDCPA and Problems of Interpretation
Laurie A. Lucas, Donald 5. Maurice, and Tomio B. Narita
669 Reckless Abandon: Vacant Property Ordinances Create Legal Uncertainties
Richard E. Gottlieb, Margaret]. Rhiew, and Brett]. Natarelli
677 Update on Tribal Loans to State Residents
Richard P Eckman, Catherine M. Brennan, H. Blake Sims, and Justin B. Hosie
CALIFORNIA WESTERN LAW REVIEW
VOLUME49 FALL2012 NUMBER1
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLES
DEBTOR'S PRISON IN THE NEOLffiERAL STATE: "DEBTFARE" AND THE
CULTURAL LOGICS OF THE BANKRUPTCY ABUSE PREVENTION AND
CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT OF 2005 Linda Coco ............................................................................................ 1
THE PROTEST HEARD AROUND THEW ORLD: WHY THE SUPREME
COURT'S DECISION IN SNYDER V. PHELPS PROTECTS TOO MUCH
SPEECH, CHALLENGES THE COURT'S HISTORICAL BALANCE BETWEEN
FREE SPEECH AND STATE TORT CLAIMS, AND LEA YES TORT VICTIMS
WITH LITTLE REMEDY
Max David Hellman ............................................................................ 51
COMMENT
BROADCASTING VIDEO ONLINE FROM 5000 FEET UNDERWATER: A PROPOSAL TO HELP ENSURE AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL DUTY OF CARE FOR HISTORIC SHIPWRECKS Paul R. Spencer ................................................................................. 135
CARDOZO JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAW
VOLUME21 WINTER2013 NUMBER2 Copyright© 2013 by Yeshiva University. All rights reserved.
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
The International Crinrinal Court Ten Years Later: Appraisal and Prospects Joseph M. Isanga 235
Illuminating Corruption Pathways: Modifying the FCP A's "Grease Payment" Exception to Galvanize Anti-Corruption Movements in Developing Nations Ivan Perkins 325
Contested States and the Rights and Obligations of the Jus ad Bellum Christian Henderson
American Criminal Procedure in a European Context · Mar Jimeno-Bulnes
NOTES
367
409
Resale Royalties for Visual Artists: The United States Taking Cues from Europe Toni Mione 461
Is There Blood on Your Hands-Free Device?: Examining Legislative Approaches to the Conflict Minerals Problem in the Democratic Republic of Congo Emily Veale 503
Born Lost: Stateless Children in International Surrogacy Arrangements Tina Lin 545
Steven Malanga 12 Rise of the Republican Governors A new liberal era? Not according to these reformers.
Heather Mac Donald 22 Multiculti U. The budget-strapped University of California squanders millions on mindless diversity programs.
Adam White 38 The Signal and the Silence When is prediction useful-and when is it dangerous?
Guy Sorman 48 Big Philanthropy Superrich donors are making Dallas a twenty-first-century city.
Ethan Epstein 54 One Tough Nutter Philadelphia's Democratic mayor has cracked down on crime, reformed the city's finances, and spoken frankly about black family breakdown.
Nicole Gelinas 61 The British Evasion David Cameron pledged to shrink the government; instead, he raised taxes and strangled economic recovery .
.lames Panero 68 A New Moral Treatment Humane institutionalization can help the mentally ill and protect society.
Laura Vanderkam 76 .lourney Through the Checkout Racks Comparing women's magazines, then and now, shows how much America has changed.
Harvey Wang 82 After Sandy New York is still recovering from the devastating storm.
Urbanities Allan Greenberg 90 With Meaning for All
The Lincoln Memorial in American consciousness
Myron Magnet 102 Can We Still Build Real Architecture7 Two recent Manhattan buildings say, "Yes!"
Stefan Kanfer 112 Where There's a Will William Erwin Eisner, the father of the graphic novel
Departments 3 In Prospect
4 Soundings Cutting to the Core; Deep in the Debt of Texas; Raising Bayonne; ... and other matters.
Theodore Dalrymple 120 Oh, to be in England The Discrinrinating Philistine
126 Letters
127 Contributors
Ben Boychuk 128 Southern California Diarist Smile and Be a Villain
CLINICAL LAW REVIEW A JoURNAL OF LAWYERING AND LEGAL EDUCATION
Volume 19 Spring 2013
ARTICLES
pAINFUL INJUSTICES: ENCOUNTERING SOCIAL SUFFERING IN
CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION
Number 2
Sarah Buhler 405
MEDIATION SKILLS AND CLIENT-CENTERED LAWYERING:
A NEW VIEW OF THE PARTNERSHIP
Robert A. Baruch Bush 429
BEYOND SKILLS TRAINING, REVISITED: THE CLINICAL
EDUCATION SPIRAL
Carolyn Grose 489
ADAPTIVE CLINICAL TEACHING
Colleen F. Shanahan & Emily A. Benfer 517
ALL's WELL THAT ENDs WELL: THE IMPORTANCE OF FuLL
AND EFFECTIVE CLOSURE IN LAWYER-CLIENT
RELATIONSHIPS
· Gail E. Silverstein 555
THE COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF
L~ t§-ARTS VOL. 36 NO.2
Copyright © 2013 by The Trustees of Columbia University in the City of New York
CONTENTS
A Tale of Three Hoaxes: When Literature Offends the Law Molly Guptill Manning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127
Fair Trade Copyright Lital Helman ........................................ ; . . . . . . . . . . 157
Museum Strategies: Leasing Antiquities Silvia Beltrametti . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203
Downstream Alteration of Copyrighted Works in a World of Licensed, Digital Distribution
Grace K. Chan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 261
Abandoning the Use of Abstract Formulations in Interpreting RLUIPA's Substantial Burden Provision in Religious Land Use Cases
Robert M. Bernstein . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 283
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CORPORATE PRACTICE COMMENTATOR- ~oLUI1E 54,"'-"·4 Edited by ROBERT B. THOMPSON . ~M( 2013
Peter P. Weidenbruch Jr. Professor of Business Law, Georgetown University Law Center; Co-author, 0 'Neal and Thompson's Close Corporations and LLCs: Law and Practice; Co-author, O'Neal and Thompson's Oppression of Minority Shareholders and LLC Members; Co-author, Corporations and Other Business Associations: Cases and Materials; Author, Mergers and Acquisitions: Law and Finance, B.A., Vanderbilt University; J.D., University of Virginia; Member of the Georgia and Missouri Bars.
Table of Contents
Delaware's Balancing Act ................................................ 793 John Armour Bernard Black Brian Cheffins
Business Courts and Interstate Competition ........................... 869 John F. Coyle
That Which We Call a Banlc Revisiting the History of Bank Holding Company Regulation in the United States .............................. 933
Saute T Omarova Margaret E. Tahyar
Nevada and the Market for Corporate Law ............................ 1009 Bruce H Kobayashi Larry E. Ribstein
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DEPAUL LAW REVIEW Volume 62 Fall 2012 Number 1
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
THE UNCONSTITUTIONALITY OF
URBAN PovERTY ......................... Dawinder S. Sidhu 1
A RoADMAP To STATE JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE
UNDER THE ILLINOIS LIMITED LOCKSTEP
DocTRINE PREDICATED ON THE INTENT
OF THE FRAMERS OF THE 1970 ILLINOIS
CoNSTITUTION AND ILLINOIS TRADITION ..... James K. Leven 63
CoMMENTs
TINKER 0PERATIONALIZED:
THE JUDICIARY's PRACTICAL
ANSWER To STUDENT CYBERSPEECH ..... Darin M. Williams 125
RuLE 55 AT TRIAL: THE DEFAULT
RuLE Is NoT ALWAYS BEST .............. Sean T.H. Dutton 159
WHoM MusT THE CLERGY PROTECT?
Tr-m INTERESTS OF AT-RISK CHILDREN IN
CoNFLICT WITH CLERGY-PENITENT PRIVILEGE .. Paul Winters 187
'IDI..UME: 60 IJo. 2.
SPRING 2013
Michael Walzer
Stawomir Sierakowski
Adam Gaffney
Michael Kazi n
Martha C. N·ussbaum
Brian Morton
Avishai Margalit
Jeffrey Wasserstrom
Helen Gao
Leta Hong Fincher
Alec Ash
Ross Perlin
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EDITOR'S PAGE
What Obama Omitted
POLITICS ABROAD
Open Letter to the Parties: Time for the Nee-Dissidents
Austerity and the Unraveling of European Universal Health Care
MICHAEL WALZER AND DISSENT
A Decent Leftist
The Mensch
The Man Who Knows Himself
Liberal or Social Democrat?
CHINA'S 99%
Fast Change and Its Discontents
Land of Many Nationalisms
Women's Rights at Risk
China's Youth: Do They Dare to Care about Politics?
Chinese Workers Foxconned
Josh Eidelson 53
Aryeh Neier 60
David Ma reus 67
William P. Jones 75
Francesca Mari 81
Daniel Brook 85
Daniel lmmerwahr 89
Jake Blumgart 96
Didier Fassin 96
Michael Walzer 104
ARTICLES
Guest Workers as Bellwether
Between Dignity and Human Rights
Post-Hysterics: Zadie Smith and the Fiction of Austerity
RECONSIDERATIONS
The Forgotten Radical History of the March on Washington
B 0 0 KS
Jill Lepore, The Mansion of Happiness and The Story of America
Pankaj Mishra, From the Ruins of Empire
Mark Mazower, Governing the World
The Right and Labor in America, Nelson Lichtenstein and Elizabeth Tandy Shermer, eds.
Humanitarian Negotiations Revealed, Claire Magone, Michael Neuman, and Fabrice Weissman, eds.
LAST PACE
Becoming a Dissentnik
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Duke Law Journal
VOLUME62 APRIL2013 NUMBER7
CONTENTS
ARTICLE
Delegating Up: State Conformity with the Federal Tax Base ........................................ Ruth Mason 1267
LECTURE
Exit,Voice, and Disloyalty .............................. Heather K. Gerken 1349
NOTES
Applying the Private Benefit Doctrine to Farmland Conservation Easements .................................... Paige Madeline Gentry 1387
The High Court Wades into State-Law Water Allocation ......................................... Logan Starr 1425
Using Inherent Judicial Power in a State-Level Budget Dispute .................. Andrew W Yates 1463
Volume 62
~EMORY LAW JOURNAL
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CONTENTS
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How the Poor Got Cut Out of Banking ................................. Mehrsa Earadaran 483
The Law of the Body ........................................................... Meredith M. Render 549
COMMENTS
The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and Corporate Charity: Rethinking the Regulations ............................................... Francesca M. Pisano 607
Between Judgment and Law: Full Faith and Credit, Public Policy, and State Records ................................................................... Elizabeth Redpath 639
Henry Payne
The Environmental Forum.
· Volume 30, Number 2 • March/April 2013
The Silent Tsunami HEADNOTE ""There has been a plethora of activity over the last decade in .adapting to climate change as far as the member states of the Caribbean . Community are Concerned,· but nonetheless for this eSpecially vulnerable area, there is still an urid~r-addressed crisis underway.
BY BARRY E. HILL
Vennont Law School
With Another View by HEcToR VELEZ of the U.S. EnViron:memal Protection Agency-
Manual Labor HEADNOTE ""Building an oil and hazardous waste best practices handbook to facilitate a reasonable, balanced, and predictable natural resource liability practice area means measured and responsible action by government,. businesses, and other stakeholders around the country.
BY BARBARA}. GoLDSMITH Barbara J Goldsmith & Company LLC Environmental Management ConsultiYJ-g Services
Nuclear Power at the Crossroads
Page 32
a. The current impasse on storage and disposal of spent fuel threar:ens the energy source's long,...term.prospects. Congress and the a<lm.inisnration need tQ advance a .credible waste policy.
, RoBERT,·N6imHAUs, MICHAEL McBRIDE, and LISA EPIFANI
With AnQ.ther_ Views by GmJFFREY.FETTUS of the Natural Resour~es Defense Cotihcil-~nd'Ev:ERETT REDMOND of the Nuclear Energy Institute
PROFILE I Education of a Placemaker HEADNOTE ""A. Elizabeth Watson has been at the forefront of tbe modern- rural preservation movement since-its ~arliest days, l]kSihgJegal tools and community organizing to save .~nd restore cherished n~F~.lfal, social, and economic country landscapes: ,
The Environmental Forum.
Volume 30, Number 2 · March/April 2013
THE BRIEF
THE FoRUM J A Systems Approach to Geomorphic Engineering in Response to Worsening Storms HEADNOTE i>a.. For jus_t over a year, a group of engineers, environmental scientists, and public policy specialists in government and the private sphere has been meeting under the banner of SAGE- Systems Approach to Geomorphic Engineering. As these experts opine in the following pages, the SAGE methodology is just what is needed to alleviate storm ·daniage, predicted to worsen with global warming and sea-level risi:: over tP.e coming decades. fu SAGE proclaims, these experts' vision is a blend of gray and green infrastructure, using natural systems and "living shorelines" · to absorb wind and stormwater. The group is using the best available science to
predict the future of storm impacts and plan accordingly.
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The Federal Beat ................................. 8 The Sustainable frusiness .................. :16
By David P. Clarke
Obama'S renewed emphasis on climate change will be·
felt on a number of fronts.
Around the States,........................... :10
By Llnda.K. Breggin
At least for now the space in which groups can operate
in consensUs has narrowed.
In the Courts................................... :12 By Richard Lazarus
Environmental law, like both the "en,vironment" and
"law,"- is a seamless web.
An Economic Perspective ................ :14 By Robert N. Stavins
It is good news that the allowance price is low, but
thefe is some bad news as well.
By Alison Taylor
Despite the. increase in reporting, there is no one
standard for structure or content.
Science and the Law ........................ :18
By Craig M. Pease
A patent exhaustiOn case is really about the enclosure
movement and its present day form.
A View from the EU ........................ 20 By Gabrielle Wt!liamson
An integrated approach to prevention and control of
"air, water, and soil emissions.
Notice & Comment ......................... 22 By Stephen R. Dujack
D.C.'s bike rental system works._ It was built hy a
bUsinessman who knows how to make fast rentals.
In the Literature I Oliver Houck on the first environmentalist - Page 6
ELI Report: Jordanian water officials tour the United States, with ELI as a guide - Page 56
Closing Statement: John C. Cruden on ocean governance facing ecosystem crisis- Page 56
FAMILY LAW QUARTERLY
Vol. 46 No.4 Wmter 2013
Table of Contents Volume46 Number4 Winter 2013
vn Editor's Note
471 A Review of the Year in Family Law 2011-2012: "DOMA" Challenges Hit Federal Courts and Abduction Cases Increase
Linda D. Elrod & Robert G. Spector
522 Charts Chart 1-Alimony/Spousal Support Factors Chart 2-Custody Criteria Chart 3-Child Support Guidelines Chart 4--Grounds for Divorce and Residency Requirements Chart 5-Property Division Chart 6-Tirird-Party Visitation
543 Family Law in the Fifty States 2011-2012: Case Digests
609 Annual Survey of Periodical Literature
Book Review
631 Fifty Years in Family Law: Essays for Stephen Cretney (Rebecca Probert & Chris Barton eds. 2012)
Review by Nancy E. Dowd
635 Index to Volume 46
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW
VOLUME40 FALL 2012 NUMBER 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLES
OMISSION SUSPICION: JURIES, HEARSAY, AND ATTORNEYS' STRATEGIC CHOICES .................................... Justin Sevier 1
FINDING INVENTION ......................................................... Oskar Liivak 57
MUST LICENSES BE CONTRACTS? CONSENT AND NOTICE IN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ...................... Mark R. Patterson 105
ARBITRATING IN THE ETHER OF INTENT .......................... .. Jarrod Wong 165
NOTE
TICKY TACKY LITTLE GOVERNMENTS? A MORE F A!THFUL APPROACH TO COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS UNDER THE STATE ACTION DOCTRINE .... Aaron R. Gott 201
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IN THIS ISSUE
1 On The Record DRI For Life: Enhancing the Value of Membership By John Parker Sweeney, DRI First Vice President, and James D. Holland, DRI For Life Task Force Chair
4 DRI News Members on the Move • DRI Calendar • DRI for Life: 2013 DRI Leadership Conference
7 DRI Genter for Law and Public Policy DRI Advocates lor Improvements to the Civil Rules
8 Affiliates in Action North Gentrai!Northwest & Pacific DRI and SLDO Leaders Meet, News from NJ
TRIAL TACTICS Bias in the Jury Box Attitudes Toward Japanese Corporations By Jill M. Leibold, Ph.D., Merrie Jo Pitera, Ph.D., Joseph M. Price, and Jennifer Y. Dukart
RETAIL AND H OS PITA LITY
--~.·.· 16 From the Gol!lmittee !!!If'!~-'·" Add Your Vmce to ' 'tiL the Experience
· '' • By Robert M. Bodzin
18 A Robust Analysis The Changing World of Slipand-Fall Defense By John P. Leffler, K. Marc Barre, Jr., and Andrae P. Reneau
25 When-or Should We Say Where-Is Compliance with a Contract also a Breach? Choice of Law and the Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing By Leon Silver
29 Video Preservation Caught on Camera-Now What? By Alexandra Stevens Terry
EMPLOYMENT AND LABOR LAW mrumwr 36 From the Chair 55 The latest Defense Strategies ~~~~: A Useful, Relevant, and The New Frontier in
HdW Precious Resource Employment Glass Actions By Amy L. Miletich By Diane M. Saunders and Cheryl M. Stanton
38 You're Stressing Me Out! 61 Not If, but When Stress Leave Under the FMlA Are Your Clients Prepared By Natasha L. Wilson and Keshia A. McCrary for a DOl Audit?
43 Employees' Gun Rights vs. By Linda G. Burwell and Terry W. Bonnette
Employers' Property Rights 64 Implementing Defensible Can Employees Pack Heat at Work? Criminal Background Checks By Brian A. Vandiver The Scarlet letter in the Workplace
50 The ADA and Mental Disabilities By Wendi D. Barish
Emerging Trends and 68 Retaliation Accommodation Issues What Is It and Why Are These By Michele Ballard Miller Claims So ll'rorrisome? and Jennifer Cotner By Donald J. Cayea
72 Writers' Corner Make Your Writing Sparkle: The Four Gs of Writing By Jonathan M. Stern
74 Think Globally Preconditions and Pitfalls: Taking Evidence on Swiss Territory Based on U.S. Pretrial Discovery Proceedings By Thomas Koch and Georg Mattli
75 Defense Ethics and Professionalism Consider the Implications: A Lawyer's Right to Keep a Copy of a Client's File By Douglas R. Richmond
84 Advocates and New Members
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LAW JOURNAL FEBRUARY2013
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
REALIZING LIBERTY: THE USE OF INTERNATIONAL
HUMAN RIGHTS LAW TO REALIGN IMMIGRATION
No.2
DETENTION IN THE UNITED STATES ............................................................ Denise Gilman 243
THE RISE AND FALL OF CHINESE LEGAL EDUCATION .................................... Carl Minzner 334
(STILL) A "REAL AND SUBSTANTIAL" MESS:
THE LAW OF JURISDICTION IN CANADA ..................................................... Tanya Monestier 396
RECASTING ICSID's LEGITIMACY DEBATE:
TOWARDS A GOAL-BASED .EMPIRICAL AGENDA .................... , ............................. SergioPuig 465
NOTES
FINGERPRINTS OF APARTHEID: RESIDUAL EFFECTS
OF THE FORMER SOUTH AFRICAN GOVERNMENT
ON CURRENT DNA LEGISLATION ................................................................... Alex D'Amico 505
THE GEORGETOWN }OURNAL OF GENDER AND THE LAw VOLUME XIV 2013 NUMBER 1
Winter Issue of Gender and Sexuality Law
ARTICLES
"FINANCIAL ExPERT": A SUBTLE BLOW TO TilE POOL AND CURRENT PiPELINE OF
WOMEN ON CORPORATE BOARDS
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Rm!INKING CML RIGHTS AND GENDER VIOLENCE
Julie Goldscheid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
NATO GENDER MA!NS1REAMING AND TilE FEMINIST CRmQUE OF TilE LAw OF ARMED CoNFUCT
]ody M. Prescott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
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]URISDICITONAL RussiAN RouLETTE: THE INTERSECITON OF.COMITY, FAMILY SECURITY,
AND ACCESS TO SAME-SEX DIVORCE
Harry Anastopulos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133
THE ThAFFJCKING OF WOMEN IN INDIA: A FoUR-DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS
Roshni Patel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 159
IsLAMIC MARRiAGE CONTRACTS As SIMPLE CONTRACTS GoVERNED BY ISLAMIC LAw: A ROADMAP FOR U.S. COURTS
Emily C. Sharpe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 189
HARVARD CIVIL RIGHTS-CIVIL LIBERTIES LAW REVIEW
VoLUME 48, NuMBER 1 WINTER 2013
COPYRIGHT © 2013 BY THE PRESIDENT AND fELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE
CONTENTS
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1 Beyond "Life and Liberty": The Evolving Right to Counsel
51 Transgender People, Intimate Partner Abuse, and the Legal System
105 American Gangsters: RICO, Criminal Syndicates, and Conspiracy Law as Market Control
165 Plata v. Brown and Realignment: Jails, Prisons, Courts, and Politics
217 The Return of the Medical Model: Disease and the Meaning of Imprisonment from John Howard to Brown v. Plata
257 The Trauma of the Incarceration Experience
NOTES
279 Giving Casey Its Bite Back: The Role of Rational BasisReview in Undue Burden Analysis
325 Organizing for Structural Change: The Potential and Promise of Worker Centers
John D. King
Leigh Goodmark
Benjamin Levin
A/argo Schlanger
Jonathan Simon
A1ika'ilDeVeaux
Emma Freeman
Rebecca J. Livengood
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March 2013 human rights r,Jrre1rights is an official publication of the ABA Section of Individual Rights and Responsibilities.
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The Business of Surveillance For every way in which electronic technology improves our lrves, more sinister applications undennine privacy and threaten human rights, specifically privacy and F1rst Amendmentprotected activities. The more we grow to accept that all kinds of intonnation will be transmitted about us in everyday lite, the more we accede to the potential abuses of this intonnation. By Heidi Boghosian
Protecting Children's Privacy Online: The Battle Continues The quest for protection of children's privacy online has been a lengthy one, from the first calls tor federal regulation in the 1990s, through the implementation of landmark legislation in 2000, to the new rules going into effect in 2013. But the data collection practices of marketers continue to evolve, and adolescents thirte8n and over remain unprotected. By Kathryn C. Montgomery
Protecting Privacy: The Role of the Courts and Congress The right to privacy is a wqrk in progress. Even if courts and legislatures often look to the other to do the hard work, this article argues that both branches have a significant role to play. As new technologies, new business practices, and new government programs challenge well-established concepts of privacy, neither jurists nor lawmakers can afford to sit on the sidelines. By Marc Rotenberg and David Brody
Warrantless Wiretapping Under the FISA Amendments Act The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Amendments Act was reauthorized without a single substantive amendment, desptte valiant efforts by a small group of committed lawmakers to draw public attention to the law's serious privacy implications and to attain greater public accountability with how the law operates. By MitraEbadolahi
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Employment Privacy: Is There Anything Left? While employers can monitor every e-mail, text message, and Web site visit on a company-owned device,. personal conversations at work and video recording are legally protected. Other topics explored in this article include audio monitoring, video surveillance, laptops, webcams, GPS, biometrics, social network monitoring, and password disclosure. By Lewis Maltby
Upending Human Dignity and Shattering the Fourth Amendment: Strip Searches While strip searches span a broad spectrum of scenarios, the common denominator remains humiliation and degradation at the hands of government officials and a complete disregard for privacy. If we are to make any progress in restoring, let alone securing, our Fourth Amendment rights, we must begin by ensuring that human dignity stands alongside privacy as a primary animating principle of the Fourth Amendment. By John W. Whitehead
Privacy in Hollywood? There is a long history in Hollywood of dramatizing illicit invasions of privacy. At its core, the best of this enter
tainment raises impqrtant questions about human individualism, independence, and privacy. By Alexander Wohl
Human Rights Hero: Senator Ronald Lee Wyden Senator Wyden -with support from other senators~seems the lone governmental sentinel standing guard between the
American people and abuse of government surveillance absent vigilant oversight.
By Wilson Adam Schooley
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Jlil:~~~~ AUTUMN 2012 I VOL. 25 I N0.2 ~ ~~ ~ " ~
International Law Practicum A publication of the International Section of the New York State Bar Association
Practicing the law of the World from New York
Editor's Note ..................................................................................... . David W Detjen
"Canada" Immigration Trusts for U.S. Persons .............................. : ................................ . Gwen Benjamin and Glenn G. Fox
The Irish Intellectual Property Regime and the Treatment of Intellectual Property Licenses Under the Bankruptcy Laws of Ireland ....................................................... . Carol Plunkett
The Treatment of Intellectual Property licenses Under U.S. Bankruptcy Law Eric Stenshoel
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The Challenges of eDiscovery and Cloud Computing ................................................................ 139 Jonathan P Armstrong, Eric Sinrod, and Philip J. Favro
International Trade Commission: The Real Rocket Docket ... 145 James A. Johnson
Third-Party Funding in International Dispute Resolution ................................................................... . 147 Aren Goldsmith
Commentary: The Rise of an Asian Monetary Fund? ....................................... . 158 Narun Popattanachai
PERSPECTIVES ON ART LAW
A Portuguese Overview of Stolen Masters: The Sale of Stolen and Plundered Art..................... 161 Antonio Sampaio Caramelo
Stolen Masters: The Sale of Stolen and Plundered Art-An Austrian Perspective......................... 167 Otto Waechter and Petra Fizimayer
PERSPECTIVES ON MADRID SYSTEM
Overview of the Madrid System and the United States Perspective ................................... . 173 L. Donald Prutzman
The Madrid System from a Mexican and Broader Latin American Perspective.. ....................... .... 179 Federico Gonzalez Peiia
The Madrid System from a Portuguese and Broader European Perspective........................... 184 Joao Paulo Miofudo
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THE INTERNATIONAL LAWYER WINTER2012 Volume46
CONTENTS
ARTICLES The Influence of Buy American Policies on Canadian Coverage Under the World Trade Organization Agreement
Number 4
on Government Procurement .................... David M. Attwater 939
Aligning Corporate Governance Private Regulation with the Public Interest: A Look at the Pitfalls of the Brazilian Takeover Private Regulation .......... Shelia Christina Neder Cerezetti 959
Global Diversity Initiatives ........................ Erika C. Collins 987
Up the Ladder and Out the Door: Saying "No" to the CEO ........................ David A. Delman 1007
and Paul A. Bruno
Extraterritorial Application of U.S. Employment Laws: Clearing the Murky Conflicting Foreign Laws Defense .... Carrie Nie 1027
On the Relationship Between Market Access and National Treatment Under the GATS ................... Wei Wang 1045
CASE NOTE Aguinda v. Chevron: The Potential Rise or Fall of Mass Toxic Tort Claims Against U.S. Companies ....... Kendal Payne 1067
International Review of Constitutionalism
Volume 12-2012 Number 2
CONTENTS
RECENT CASE LAW ON THE SECURITY COUNCIL SANCTIONS REGIME AND THE IDEA OF EUROPEAN CONSTITUTIONALISM.
Athanasia Petropoulou 127
THE EFFECTS OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION ON POLITICAL EFFICACY: AN ANALYSIS OF CHINA'S 2005 SURVEY ON SELF-GOVERNANCE AT THE VILLAGE LEVEL
XIAOYI HU 157
Journal of
Affordable Housing & Community Development Law
VoLUME 21, NuMBER 3&4
From the Chair What Will2013 Mean for the Affordable Housing Industry? James E. McDermott ............................................................................................ 265
From the Editor Digging Out James f. Kelly Jr ................................................................................ , ................... 269
Commentary The Housing Market Is Not Only for Homeowners: Policymakers Need to Focus on Renters to Facilitate a True "Housing Recovery" David M. Abramowitz ......................................................................................... 271
From the Reading Room Academic Entrepreneurship and Community Engagement Julie D. Lawton .................................................................................................... 281
A Most Useful Ball of Thread Nestor M. Davidson ............................................................................................. 287
Articles Coming Affordable Housing Challenges for Municipalities After the Great Recession Edward f. Sullivan and KP.rin Power ................................................................... 297
Community Economic Development, Regionalism, and Regional Equity: Emerging Strategies and Changing Roles for CED Attorneys Doug Smith .......................................................................................................... 315
Building Community Resilience Post-Disaster: A Guide for Affordable Housing & Community Economic Development Practitioners: The 9/11 Attack on America and Lessons on How to Rebuild a Mixed-Use Business District Richard M. Froehlich ............................................................................................ 337
THE JOURNAL OF
LEGAL HISTORY
Volume 34 April2013
Contents
Articles
Notes on Contributors
Behind the Ordinance of Labourers: Economic Regulation and Market Control in London
before the Black Death
From Treason to Homicide: Changing Conceptions of the Law of Petty Treason in Early
Modern England
Returning to the Past: The South Australian Colonisation Commission, the Colonial Office and Aboriginal Title
Scottish Legal History Group Report 2012
Migrations of Manuscripts 2012
Book Reviews
Sanctuary and Crime in the Middle Ages 400-1500
By Karl Shoemaker
Bentham, Law and Marriage: A Utilitarian Code of Law in Historical Contexts
By Mary Sokol
The Origins of the Irish Constitution 1928-1941
By Gerard Hogan
Number 1
Robert Braid
Matthew Lockwood
Bain Attwood
Sir John Baker
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Rebecca Probert 120
Thomas Mohr 122
Journal of Forensic Sciences Vol. 58, No.2
March 2013 CODEN JFSCA
Contents
Papers
Ontoge:ny of Size and Shape Sexual Dimorphism in the llium: A Multislice Computed Tomography Study by Geometric
Morphometry-MARIE FARUCH BILFELD, FABRICE DEDOIDT, NICOLAS SANS, HERvE ROUSSEAU, DANIEL ROUGt AND
NORBERT TELMON
A Comparative Assessment of the Chen et al. and Suchey-Brooks Pubic Aging Methods on a North American Sample
JULIE M. FLElSCHMAN
Quantitative Assessment of the Sternal Rib End Morphology and Implications for Its Application in Aging Human Remains~ EFTHYMIA NIKITA
Novel Classification System of Rib Fractures Observed in Infants-JENNIFER c. LOVE, SHARON M. DERRICK, JASON M. WIERSEMA,
DEBORRAH C.'PINTO, CHRISTOPHER GREELEY, MARCELLA DONARUMA-KWOH, AND BIBEK BISTA
Forensic Identification of Seal Oils Using Lipid Profiles and Statistical :ryfodels-MARGARETH. BROADWATER. GLORIA T. SEABORN, AND JOHN H. SCHWACKE
Legal, Technical, and Interpretational Considerations in the Forensic Analysis ofViruses~MARK R. wrr...soN, SCOTT C. WEAVER, AND RICHARD A. WINEGAR
Analysis and Discrimination of Sirigle-Layer White Architectural Paint Samples-DIANA M. WRIGHT, MAUREEN J. BRADLEY, AND ANDRIA HOBBS MEHLTREITER
The Spatial Distribution of Postblast RDX Residue: Forensic Implications~NADIA ABDUL-KARIM, RUTH MORGAN, RUSSELL BINIONS, TRACEY TEMPLE, AND KARL HARRISON
Forces Required for a Knife to Penetrate a Variety of Clothing Types-GARY NOLAN, SARAH V. HAINSWORTH, AND GUYN.RUTTY
Utility of a Grief Services Program for Medical Examiners' Offices~RYAN s. BERRY, .MJCHELLE B. AUREUUS,
NANCY BARICKMAN, AND SARAH L LATHROP The Accuracy of Auditors' and Layered Voice Analysis (LVA) Operators' Judgments of Truth and Deception
During Police Questioning-FRANK HORVATH, JAMIE MCCLOUGHAN, DAN WEATHERMAN, AND STANLEY SLOWIK
Third Molar Development: Evaluation of Nine Tooth Development Registration Techniques for Age EstimationsPA1RICK W. THEVISSEN, STEFFEN FIEUWS, AND GUY WILLEMS
Fatal Diabetic Ketoacidosis and Antipsychotic Medication--:-SUSAN F. ELY, AMBER R. NEI1ZEL, AND JAMES R. Gll..L
Potential Use of Hydrocarbons for Aging Lucilia sericata Blowfly Larvae to Establish the Postmortem IntervalHANNAH E. MOORE, CRAIG D. ADAM, AND PALKO P. DRDFHOUT
Decomposition and Arthropod Succession in Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada~KATHERTNEBYGARSKIAND HELENE N. LEBLANC
Murder Followed by Suicide: Filicide-Suicide Mothers in Italy from 1992 to 2010---ALBERTO D'ARGENIO,
GIORGIA CATANIA, AND MARCO MARCHETTI Fatal Intoxications in a Forensic Autopsy Material from Epirus, Greec;e, During the Period 1998-2010----VASSILIKIA. BOUMBA,
MINAS GEORGIADIS, NIKOLAE MIRESCU, AND THEODORE VOUGIOUKLAKIS Contributory and Incidental Blood Concentrations in Deaths Involving Citalopram-SHANE DARKE, MICHELLE TOROK,
AND JOHAN DUFLOU
Technical Notes
The Utility of the Proximal Epiphysis of the Fifth Metatarsal in Age Estimation---cATRIONA M. DAVIES, LUCINA HACKMAN,
AND SUE BLACK The Lateral Angle Revisited: A Validation Study of the Reliability of the Lateral Angle Method for Sex Determination Using
Computed Tomography (CT)-JENNIFER MORGAN, NIELS LYNNERUP, AND ROBER:r D. HOPPA
Stature Estimation from Various Foot Dimensions Among Slovak Population-PETRA UHROV.A, RADOSLAV BENDS, AND SO:NA MASNICOV A
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CODEN JFSCA
SEM and Stereomicroscopic Analysis of Cut Marks ih Fresh and Bumed Bone-REBECCA J. KOOIAND sCorr I. FAIRGRIEVE
Single-Image Rectification Technique in Forensic Science-HIGINIO GONZALEZ-JORGE, IV AN PUENTE, PABLO EGufA, AND PEDRO ARIAS
The Influence of SwabQing Solutions on DNA Recovery from Touch Samples-SARAH M. THDMASMAAND DAVID R. FORAN
Quantitative Analysis of the DNA Distribution on Cigarette Butt Filter Paper-LISA CASEY, SARAH ENGEN, AND
GREG FRANK
Application of Random Match Probability Calculations to Mixed STR Profiles-TODD BILLE. JO-ANNE BRIGHT, AND
JOHN BUCKLETON
Species Identification of Cannabis sativa Using Real-Time Quantitative PCR (qPCR)-cHRISTOPHER E. JOHNSON,
AMRITHA PREMASUTHAN, JESSICA SATKOSKJ TRASK, AND SREE KANTHASWAMY
Reliable and Robust Molecular Sexing of the Hen Harrier (Circus cyaneus) Using PCR-RFLP Analysis of the CHD 1 Gene-ANI QUE HENDERSON, CHRISTINE MICHELLE LEE, VANJSHA MISTRY, MARTIN DEREK TIIOMAS,
AND ARATI IYENGAR Using Paint to Investigate Fires: An ATR-IR Study of the Degradation of Paint Samples Upon Heating-KELLY ROBERTS,
MATTI-JEW J. ALMOND, AND 101-fN W. BOND
A Comparison of Solvent Extr·act Cleanup Procedures in the Analysis of Organic-Explosives-DAVIDA. DETATA.
PETER A. COLUNS, AND ALLAN J. MCKINLEY Enhancement of Aged and Denatured Fingerprints Using the Cyanoacrylate Fuming Technique Following
' Dusting with Amino Acid-Containing Powders-CARLYNIXON, MATTIIEW J. ALMOND, JOHNV. BAUM, AND JOHN W. BOND Comparison of Protocols for Measuring and Calculating Postmortem Submersion Intervals for Human Analogs
in Fresh Water-MICHAEL K. HUMPHREYS, EDWARD PANACEK, WILLIAM: GREEN,AND ELIZABETH ALBERS
Enhancing the Visibility of Injuries with Narrow-Banded Beams of Light within the Visible Light Spectrum-ROXANEM. LIMMEN,
MANON CEELEN, UDO J.L. REIJNDERS, S. JORIS STOMP, KOOS C: DEKEJJZER, AND KEES DAS
Suicide and Psychiatrist's Liability in Italian Law Cases-cLAUDIO TERRANOVA AND DANIELA SARIDRE
Case Reports
Lightning Strike as Probable Cause of Death and Determining Identity Based on the Examination of Skeletal Remains
ROMAN HAUSER, MICHAL KALIS ZAN. AARON BASIR, AND IWONA DAWLIDOWICZ- BASJR
Acute Psychosis Induced by Bath Salts: A Case Report with Clinical and. Forensic Implications-MlllAELA v. STOICA
AND ALAN R. FELTI·J:OUS
·_Positive Dental Identification Using Tooth Anatomy and Digital Superimposition-RAYMOND J. JOHANSEN AND
C. MICHAEL ~OWERS An Unusual Case of Multiple-Gunshot Suicide of an Alcohol-Intoxicated Cancer Sufferer with Prolonged
Physical Activity-ANDREAS MARNERIDES, ELENI ZAGELIDOU, AND ROUMBINI LEONTARI
Sudden Unexpect~d Death due to Chiari Type I Malformation in a Road Accident Case-JIANHUA ZHANG,YU SHAO,
ZHIQIANG QIN, NINGGUO LIU, OONGHUA ZOU, PING HUANG, AND YJJIU CHEN
Anomalous Anterior Papillary Mu~cle as an Autopsy Finding in Two Cases-VELJKO STRAJTNA, VLADIMIR ZIVKOVIC\
AND SLOBODAN NIKOUC lllegal Use of Benzodiazepines and/or Zolpidem Proved by Hair Analysis-ITHYUN KIM, SANGHWAN IN, HwAKYUNG CHOJ,
AND SOOYEUN LEE Fatal Acute Poisoning from Massive Inhalation of Gasoline Vapors: Case Report and Comparison with
Similar Cases-LUTGI PAP!, SILvJo CHERICONT, FRANCESCO BRESCI, AND MARJO GillSIANI
A Fatal Ca,<;e of CO] Intoxication in a Fermentation Tank-MATTIAS KETTNER, FRANK RAMSTIIALER, CHRISTIAN JUHNKE, ROMAN BUX, AND PETER SCHMIDT
Letter to the Editors
Commentru.y on: Johnson MM, David JA, Michelhaugh SK, Schmidt CJ, Bannon MJ. Increased heat shock protein 70
gene expression in the brains of cocaine-related fatalities may be reflective of postdrug survival and intervention
rather than excited delirium. J Forensic Sci 2012;57(6): 1519-23.-DEBORAH c. MASH
Authors' Response-MAGEN M. JOHNSON, JAMES A. DAVID, SHARON K. MICJffiUIAU(JH, CARL J. SCHMIDT, AND
MICHAEL J. BANNON
Letter to the Editor-What is (or will be) Happening to the Cognitive Abilities of Forensic Experts in the New Technological Age-ITIEL DROR
Book Review
Review of: Forensic DNA Biology: A Laboratory ManUal-DAVID R. FORAN
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2013 VOL. 38 NO. I
INTRODUCTION
Melvin I. Urofsky
ARTICLES
Heating Up a Case Gone Cold: Revisiting the Charges of Bribery and Official Misconduct Made against Supreme Court Justice Robert Cooper Grier in 1854-55
Daniel J Wisniewski
Revisiting the Roosevelt Court: The Critical Juncture from Consensus
tq Dissensus
Pamela C Corley, Amy Steigerwalt, and Artemus Ward
The Little League Champions Benched by Jim Crow in 1955:
Resistance and Reform after Brown v. Board af Education
Douglas E. Abrams
Edward Schempp and His Family
Dauglas Laycock
The Story of Kedroff v. St Nicholas Cathedral
Richard W Garnett
Books by Supreme Court Justices
Ronald K.L. Collins
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IllUSTRATIONS
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PARTI ARTICLES The Utility of Prettiness: Copyright Protection for Mardi Gras Indian Suits in the Era of the Useful Article Analysis ..................... Azita Mirzaian 747
Internet Copyright Infringement: Remedies Against Intermediaries -The European Perspective on Host and Access Providers ........ Jan Bernd Nordemann 773
Who Safeguards the Public Interest in Copyright in Canada? .... : . ....... Victoria Owen 803
Reform of China's Copyright Legislation ............................... Wenqi Liu 843
PARTII COPYRIGHT CORNER No Silver Lining for the Emperor's New Clothes: Golan and the Traditional Contours of Copyright. ..................... Henry Horbaczewski 865
PART III ADMINISTRATIVE DEVELOPMENTS .............. 877
PART IV BIBLIOGRAPHY ..................................... 879