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JOURNALS J – Y
THE JOURNAL OF COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LAW, v. 39, no. 1, 2013
THE JOURNAL OF CRIMINAL LAW & CRIMINOLOGY, v. 102, no. 4, Fall, 2012
JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW, v. 25, no. 1, 2013
THE JOURNAL OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION, v. 37, Fall, 2012
LAW/TECHNOLOGY, v. 46, no. 1, 2013
MEDICINE, SCIENCE, AND THE LAW, v. 53, no. 1, January, 2013
NATURAL RESOURCES & ENVIRONMENT, v. 27, no. 3, Winter, 2013
NEW YORK STATE ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, v. 85, no. 3, March – April, 2013
PACE LAW REVIEW, v. 33, no. 1, Winter, 2013
PROBATE & PROPERTY, v. 27, no. 2, March – April, 2013
PUBLIC CONTRACT LAW JOURNAL, v. 42, no. 2, Winter, 2013
PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW, v. 38, no. 1, 2012
REASON, v. 44, no. 11, April, 2013
REVUE HISTORIQUE DE DROIT FRANCAIS ET ETRANGER, v. 90, no. 4, October – December, 2012
SAN DIEGO LAW REVIEW, v. 49, no. 4, November – December, 2012
SANTA CLARA COMPUTER & HIGH TECHNOLOGY LAW JOURNAL, v. 29, no. 2, 2012 – 2013
SOUTHWESTERN LAW REVIEW, v. 42, no. 1, 2012
STANFORD JOURNAL OF LAW, BUSINESS & FINANCE, v. 18, no. 1, Fall, 2012
STANFORD LAW REVIEW, v. 65, no. 3, March, 2013
SYRACUSE JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW AND COMMERCE, v. 40, no. 1, Fall, 2012
TEMPLE LAW REVIEW, v. 85, no. 2, Winter, 2013
TORT TRIAL & INSURANCE PRACTICE LAW JOURNAL, v. 48, no. 1, Fall, 2012
TRUSTS & ESTATES, v. 152, no. 3, March, 2013
UCLA LAW REVIEW, v. 60, no. 3, February, 2013
UN CHRONICLE, v. 49, no. 3, 2012
UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI LAW REVIEW, v. 80, no. 3, Spring, 2012
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA JOURNAL OF CONSTITUTIONAL LAW, v. 15, no. 3, January, 2013
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LAW REVIEW, v. 161, no. 3, February, 2013
THE URBAN LAWYER, v. 44, no. 4, Fall, 2012
VILLANOVA LAW REVIEW, v. 58, no. 1, 2013
VIRGINIA JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW (Symposium) v. 53, no. 1, 2012
VIRGINIA LAW REVIEW, v. 99, no. 1, March, 2013
WISCONSIN INTERNATIONAL LAW JOURNAL, v. 30, no. 3, Fall, 2012
YALE JOURNAL OF LAW AND FEMINISM, v. 24, no. 2, 2012
THE JOURNAL OF COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LAW
Volume 39 2013 Number 1
ARTICLES
The Inevitable Irrelevance of Affirmative Action Jurisprudence
Leslie Y alof Garfield 1
Fisher v. University of Texas presents an Equal Protection challenge to the University of Texas' race-preference admissions policy. Assuming that the Court will not abolish affirmative action programs wholesale, how will colleges and universities structure their admissions programs in light of the likely teachings of the Fisher case? Garfield argues that they are likely to ignore any broad message, instead treating Abigail Fisher's case as just another example of an impermissible program.
Misshaping the River: Proposition 209 and Lessons for the Fisher Case
William C. Kidder 53
California's experiences with and responses to Proposition 209 bear on the Fisher V. University of Texas case with respect to both questions of "compelling interest" and "narrow tailoring." Two related developments led to the end of raceconscious admissions at the University of California. This article advances the five central findings and conclusions. First, it compares minority students' perceptions of campus racial climate at research universities with or without affirmative action and "critical mass." Second, it examines affirmative action bans and "chilling effects." Third, it examines two myths about credentials and performance upon which critics of affirmative action rely. Fourth, it claims that UC has a "natural experiment" verifying that class-based policies are not effective substitutes for race-conscious policies. Last, the article discusses UC business schools and UC Law schools as case studies demonstrating the need for race-conscious affirmative action.
THE JOURNAL OF COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LAW
Volume 39 2013 Number 1
ARTICLES
Percent Plans: A "Workable, Race-Neutral Alternative" to Affirmative Action?
Marvin Lim 127
This Article considers whether percent plans are a "workable, race-neutral alternative" to affirmative action in admissions. Connecting Grutter with doctrine on employment law, it clarifies that "critical mass" must be evaluated quantitatively, particularly in race-neutral regimes. It then finds that percent plan policies have not engendered critical mass because they rely on flawed assumptions about majority-minority schools. In contrast, individualized assessments can realize significant diversity gains in the same settings within the constitutional limits to college and universities' latitude to weigh race. These findings support the notions thatpercent plans are not "workable" policies and that affirmative action should remain constitutionally permissible.
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Blue Field of Dreams: A BCS Antitrust Analysis Trevor Jack 165
This note examines antitrust issues with regard to the Bowl Championship Series ["BCS"]. Amateur sports have an enduring place within the hearts and minds of Americans. College football is considered a chief example of an amateur sport despite the fact that outside organizations and advertisers funnel millions of dollars into it each year. The persistent myth of amateurism in college football enabled it to run relatively unregulated and immune to antitrust scrutiny up until a few decades ago. The note begins by examining the current state of antitrust law. It then examines the origins of the National Collegiate Athletic Association ["NCAA"] and the BCS and discusses how antitrust law applies to these institutions. The article concludes with alternative remedies to the BCS system, with particular attention given to the recently adopted four-team playoff format. These alternatives are not intended to destroy the BCS, but to remove barriers to competition inherent in its current design.
THE JOURNAL OF COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LAW
Volume 39 2013 Number 1
BOOK REVIEWS
Textualism's Last Stand: A Review of Scalia and Garner's Reading Law
Gregory Bassham
In Reading Law: The Interpretation of Legal Texts·,
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, the architect of modem textualism, has teamed up with the distinguished lexicographer and usage expert, Bryan A Garner, to write a thick, hard-punching, and highly readable book. It is an oddcouple partnership in some . ways-Scalia, the witty, pugnacious, conservative icon; Gamer, the tweedy, scholarly, pro-choice, pro-gay-marriage wordsmith. Yet the authors' strengths (and weaknesses) complement each other in a kind of literary and dialectical feng shui. While the book may not be the "great event in American legal culture" that Judge Frank Easterbrook touts it to be in his glowing Foreword, it is fair to say that it may become a miuor classic. This review examines some of the strengths and weaknesses of the book.
Duke Lacrosse, Universities, the News Media, and the Legal System: A Review of Howard M. Wasserman's Institutional Failures
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Meredith Bollheimer 229
This review examines a few passages and concepts from Howard M. Wasserman's Institutional Failures: Duke Lacrosse, Universities, the News Media, and the Legal· System. This collection of essays is a must read for any college or university administrator who finds themselves embroiled in a high profile controversy. It allows the reader to consider the totality of the events that transpired at Duke with the benefit of hindsight and expert analysis. There are important lessons in this book not only for senior college and university administrators, but also for faculty members, college and university public relations/communications personnel, government prosecutors, the media, and perhaps most importantly, consumers of media. In total, this book is presented in a highly digestible way; its legal analysis is precise and thorough, but accessible to non-lawyers as welL
CONTENTS
Criminal Law
The Journal of Criminal Law &
Criminology VOLUME 102/NUMBER 4/FALL 2012
Two Models of the Prison: Accidental Humanity and Hypermasculinity in the L.A. County Jail Sharon Dolovich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 965
Prosecution in 3-D Kay L. Levine & Ronald F Wright . ..................... 1119
Child Witnesses and the Confrontation Clause Thomas D. Lyon & julia A. Dente ....................... 1181
Criminology
Prosecutorial Discretion, Hidden Costs, and the Death Penalty: The Case of Los Angeles County Nicholas Petersen & Mona Lynch . ....................... 1233
Comments
Prosecutorial Training Wheels: Ginsburg's Connick v. Thompson Dissent and the Training Imperative Timothy Fry . ........................................... 1275
"Somebody Help Me Understand This": The Supreme Court's Interpretation of Prosecutorial Immunity and Liability Under § 1983 Kate McClelland , ...................................... 1323
JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW VOLUME 25, N0.1 2013
CONTENTS ARTICLES
Regulatory Competition-Accounting For the Transnational Dimension of Environmental Regulation Veerle Heyvaert
Public Participation and Climate Change Infrastructure Maria Lee. Chiara Armeni, Javier de Cendra, Sarah Chaytor, Simon Lock, Mark Maslin, Catherine Redgwell and'Yvonne Rydin
Northern Ireland's Consent to the Climate Change Act 2008: Symbol or lllusionl Sharon Turner
The Rise and Fall of Nuclear Energy Use in Germany: Processes, Explanations and the Role of Law GerdWinter
ANALYSIS
After Doha: What Has Climate Change Policy Accomplished? David Campbell
Think Before You Act: the Sustainable Development White Paper in Wales Radoslaw Stech
SIGNIFICANT EU CASES
Significant EU Environmental Cases: 2012 Richard Moules
REVIEWS Ulrich Beyerlin and Thilo Marauhn International Environmental Law
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(Malgosia Fitzmaurice) 159
Cameron Holley, Neil Gunningham and Clifford Shearing The New Environmental Governance (Bryan R. Jenkins) 161
Charles R. McElwee Environmental Law in China- Mitigating Risk and Ensuring Compliance (Yuhong Zhao) 163
James E. Martin The Sustainable University: Green Goals and New Challenges for Higher Education Leaders (Victoria Jenkins) 166
Richard Lord, Silke Goldberg, Lavanya Rajamani and Jutta Brunnee (eds) Climate Change Liability: Transnational Law and Practice (Radoslaw Stech) 168
The Journal of the Legal Profession
VoLUME 37, 2012,FAll
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLES
Lateral Screening: Why Your State Should Not Adopt Amended Model Rule of Professional Conduct 1.10 Ted Enarson 1
The Solo Lawyer Proportion: Explanations with the "Push & Pull" Factors Endemic in Legal Firm Organization Nathaniel Vargas Gallegos 25
Lawyers as Economic Drivers - The Business Case for Legal Services
Information Overload, Multi-Tasking, and the Socially Networked Jury: Why Prosecutors Should Approach the Media Gingerly
CoMPILATIONS
Recent Ethics Opinions and Cases of Significance
Recent Law Review Articles Concerning the Legal Profession
Nelson P. Miller 67
Andrew E. Taslitz 89
Kimberly Stegall 139
Kimberly Stegall 147
ISSN 02.78-3916
Law/Technology 1st Quarter 2013
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Keys to Success in Distance Education and ABA Rule 306 By Andrea L. Johnson 1
The Tort Liability of Network Service Providers By Yang Yue 16
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Review Articles
1 The medico-legal significance of pharmacokinetic interactions with ethanol N J Langford and R E Ferner
6 Psychopathological characteristics of child pornographers and their victims: a literature review S Prat and C Jonas ·
Original Articles
12 Decomposed and non-decomposed bodies retrieved from water: a comparative approach V N Ambade, H G Kukde, A Ma/ani, N K Tumram, J L Borkar, A K Batra and S K Meshram
19 The perils of dental vacation: Possible anaesthetic and medicolegal consequences P Feltracco, R M Gaudio, S Barbieri, L Tiano, M lacobone, G Vie/, T Tonelli, H Galligioni, A Barto/a to, C Ori and F M Avato
24 Severity of injury and the decision to arrest in cases of intimate partner violence C McLaughry, B Chang, C Kirsten, D Hirschel, E Buzawa, A Patavina, S Doyle and D Cullinane
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29 Comparison of extractable DNA from bone following six-month exposure to outdoor conditions, garden loam, mold contamination or room storage L Startari, J-N Benoit, G Quatrehomme, G Carle and P Pognonec
33 Is there a sex difference in palm print ridge density? T Kanchan, K Krishan, K R Aparna and S Shyamsundar
40 Medical forensic examination of detained immigrants: is the Istanbul Protocol followed? A Keten, R Akc;:an, E Karacaoglu, A B Odaba91 and A R Turner
Case Reports
45 Pseudo-precipitate labour: my1h or reality K Ananda, M R Sane and N C Shreedhar
48 An autoerotic death in Korea S-K Jung
51 Lethal Bochdalek hernia in a three-year-old: pathological findings and medicolegal investigation in accusation of malpractice F Mobilia, S Andrea/a, G Gentile, E Palazzo, A Rancati and R Zoja
law and Science
55 The Gilfoyle case A Samuels
57 Law and science S Prior
59 The last page
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3 Insuring Fracking Risk: Can Conventional Insurance Tools Manage Unconventional Risk? By Matthew Jokajtys
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16 Produced Water Extraction From Oil and Gas Wells: Implications for Western Water Rights By Christopher L, Thome and William H. Gaile
20 Has EPNs "War on Coal" Stalled? By· Thomas L, Casey and David W Mitchell
25 Environmental Mitigation in Mining: Unique Challenges and Opportunities By Gregory S. Braker, Thomas M. Ungan, and Justin W Curtis
29 The Tragic Story of the Federal Coal Leasing Program By Mark Squillace
38 Extraction for Exportation: Is There Such a Thing As "Net Energy Independence"? By Sean T Dixon and Jonathan Panico
43 Crafting a Sustainable Mining Policy in the Philippines By Reda M. Hicks, Dr. Nereus 0. Acosta, and Sedfrey M. Candelaria
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Chevron, Brand X, and the Trouble with Ambiguity 53 ClayT Bums
Love that Dirty Water: EPNs Water Transfers Rule 55 Jonathan P. Scoll
UK Consultation on Greenhouse Gas Reporting Aidan Thomson
Examining the CWA Agricultural Exemption Chris Erchull
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AN IssUE IN TRmUTE TO THE HoNORABLE JAMEs D. HOPKINS
FOREWORD
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ARTICLES
JusTICE JAMEs D. HOPKINS: JURIST, DEAN, ScHOLAR
AND EXPERT oN NEw YoRK LAw
Jay C. Carlisle II and Anthony DiPietro 3
EVIDENCE-BASED FEDERAL CIVIL RULEMAKING: A
NEW CONTEMPORANEOUS CASE CODING RULE
PuTTING BoOMERS TO PASTURE: DoEs THE 2010 MIPPA LEGISLATION REINFORCE THE NURSING
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Will Rhee 60
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THE VIsuAL AND THE LAw oF CITIES
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INLAID-IvoRY ToWERS: HrGHER EnucATION JoiNTUsE FAciLITIEs AS CoMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT
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March/April 2013 Vol. 27 No.2
A Publication of the Real Property, Trust and Estate Law Section IB\ American Bar Association
FEATURES
10 When Babies Retire: Using Trusts as Beneficiaries of IRAs By Bradley E. S. Fogel
20 Green Leasing-Ifs Not Just About Capital Expenditures
p.20 By Richard J. Sobelsohn
34 Drafting Grantor Trust Powers with an Exit Strategy By Brandon A. S. Ross
40 Surviving a Short Sale: Guidelines for a Rewarding Short Sale Experience
p.34 By Philip J. Vacco
50 Before the Party's Over: The Arguments For and Against Pre-Death Will Contests By David L. Skidmore and Laura E. Morris
60 The Pitfalls of U.S./UK Tax Planning-The U.S. Revocable Trust By Geoffrey Todd and Amanda Edwards
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DEPARTMENTS
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'TABLE OF CoNTENTS
ARTICLES
Evidence from the False Claims Act: Does Private Enforcement Attract Excessive Litigation?
WINTER 2013
David Kwok 225
Sidestepping the Point-Estimate Fallacy: How to Improve the Quality of Government Procurement Decisions by Evaluating the Predictive Value of Cost Realism Analyses Per David Midboe 2 51
Corruption in Municipal Procurement: Foreclosing Challenges of Disappointed Bidders-:-Augusta, Georgia, and the Need for Reform RobertA. Mullins 281
The "Significant Change in the Character of the Work" Clause: Uncertain Federalism in Highway Construction Contracts James P. Wiezel 327
NoTES
Safeguarding Opportunities for America's Wounded Warriors: A Proposed Solution to Subcontracting Abuse in the Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Program and the Veterans First Contracting Program · Nichole A. Best 347
To Pay or Not to Pay: Reducing Improper Payments Through the "Do Not Pay" List Rachel Cohn 369
FAR (8.602) Gone: A Proposal to Maintain the Benefits of Prison Work Programs Despite the Restructuring of Federal Prison Industries' Mandatory Source Statos Michael C. Groh 391
Deterring Compliance: The Effect of Mandatory Debarment Under the European Union Procurement Directives on Domestic Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Prosecutions Lauren 0. Youngman 411
MooT CouRT
Affirmative Defenses After Maropakis and the Affirmative Misconduct Element in Equitable Estoppel: The 2012 McKenna Long & Aldridge "Gilbert A. Cuneo" Government Contracts Moot Court Competition Collin D. Swan, James Tucker, Tyler Evans, Anna Karass, Charles Kru!y, and Brittany Warren 4 31
Max-Pianck-lnstitut fur ausUindisches offentliches Recht und Volkerrecht
International Law A Current Bibliography of Books and Articles
Volkerrecht
Laufende Bibliographie
Droit international public
Bibliographie
Derecho internacional publico
Bibliografia
Volume 38 Number 1 2012
Contents
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ill System of the Bibliography . . . . . . . . . . . V
System of the Bibliography
1. General 2. History of International Law 3. Basic Problems of International Law 4. International Law and National Law 5. Sources of International Law 6. States as Subjects of International Law 7. Subjects of International Law Other Than
States, International Organizations and Individuals (Insurgents, De· Facto Regime, etc.)
8. Groups of States 9. Territory and Jurisdiction
1 0. Law of the Sea 11. Air and Space 12. Polar Regions 13. Environmental Protection 14. Human Rights 15. Individuals and Groups 16. State Responsibility and State Liability 17. Diplomatic and Consular Relations,
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Steven D. Smith THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
FOUNDATIONS AND PRINCIPLES IN
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MANAGING THE INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY SPRAWL ............ , ................................ Shubha Ghosh 979
ON COWBELLS IN ROCK ANTHEMS
(AND PROPERTY IN IP): A jU;VIEW OF
JUSTIFYING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY .................. Eric R. Claeys I 033
A LOCKEAN THEORY OF INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY REVISITED ............................... ....... Adam D. Moore 1069
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OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ................. Kenneth Einar Himma II 05
ACCESS AND THE PUBLIC DOMAIN .................. Randal C. Picker 1183
TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE,
CULTURAL EXPRESSION, AND THE
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PATENTS AS PROMOTERS OF
COMPETITION: THE GUILD ORIGINS OF
PATENT LAW IN THE VENETIAN
REPUBLIC ............................................................ Ted Sichelman 1267
Sean 0 'Connor
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HARMONIZING EQUITABLE
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OF LIMITATIONS .................................................. Morgan Suder 1283
TRANSITION RELIEF FOR TAX REFORM'S
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TEN YEARS OF INTER PARTES PATENT REEXAMINATION APPEALS: AN EMPIRICAL VIEW Eric J. Rogers ................................................................. 305
STATE TAXATION OF CLOUD COMPUTING Stephen J. Lusch ........... ......... .................... ..................... 369
DOWNLOADING, DISTRIBUTING, AND DAMAGES IN THE DIGITAL DOMAIN: THE NEED FOR COPYRIGHT REMEDY REFORM Joe Donnini .................................................................... 413
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What's in a Name: Mezzanine Debt Versus Preferred Equity ....................................... .40
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David Alan Sklansky
WHEN PREGNANCY IS AN INJURY:
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Khiara M Bridges
POISONING THE NEXT APPLE?
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DavidS. Abrams & R. Polk Wagner
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CAN STATES CR!MINALIZE THE SALE OF SEXUAL DEVICES? .......................................... 565
Manuel Possolo
FLORENCE, ATWATER, AND THE EROSION OF
FOURTH AMENDMENT PROTECTIONS FOR ARRESTEES .................................................. 599
Julian Simcock
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Knock, Knock; Who's There? Announcing Targeted Killing Procedures and the Law of Armed Conflict
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Major John, C Harwood 1
International Corporate Tax Reform: It's Time to "Walk-the-Talk" (No More Platypuses, Please)
PaulK. Marineau 29
Making International Property Law: The Role of Amici Curiae in International Judicial Decision-Making
Anna Dolidze 119
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It's Not Your Business! A Critique of the U.K. Legal Services Act of 2007 and Why Nonlawyers Should Not Own or Manage Law Firms in the United States
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Tax Enforcement in Virtual Worlds-Virtually Impossible? William E. Arnold, IV 187
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FALSE CERTAINTY: JuDICIAL FoRCING OF THE QuANTIFI
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PETITIONS, PRIVACY, AND POLITICAL OBSCURITY
REBECCA GREEN 367
COMMENTS
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Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Law Journal FALL 2012 • VOLUME 48, ISSUE 1
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1 Recent Developments in Admiralty and Maritime Law Jessica Link Martyn, Philip C. Brickman, Asher Brooks Chancey, David Garfinkel, Sarah Yantakosol Gayer, Aaron B. Greenbaum, Janice R. Hugener, E. Adriana Kostencki, Ryan McCarthy, Scott Richards, Eric Richey, Laurie J. Sands, Jonathan W. Skipp, Katriel Statman, and Raymond T Waid
27 Recent Developments in Animal Tort and Insurance Law Adam P. Karp, Yvonne C. Ocrant, Steven R. Bonanno, and Starr M. Rayford
4 7 Recent Developments in Appellate Advocacy Brian C. Miller, Joshua D. Lee, and Daniel R. Deutsch
67 Recent Developments in Automobile Law Rachel Tallon Reynolds
85 Recent Developments in Aviation Litigation Lea P. Valdivia, Tara E. Nicola, and Or/a M. Brady
115 Recent Developments in Business Litigation Christine Spinella Davis, Joel W. Mohrman, Van Cates, Daniel Wilson, Karen Gunderman, Scott R. Wolf, Michael A. Sirignano, and Frank P. Tiscione
14 7 Recent Developments Affecting Corporate Counsel Fredrick H.L. McClure, Joshua S. Sohn, Kate Lucente, J. Truman Phillips, and Harout Jack Samra
169 Recent Developments in Employee Benefits Law Jonathan G. Rose, Emily Seymour Costin, and Emily C. Hootkins
187 Recent Developments in Employment Law and Litigation Amy Wilson, Catherine Lacho, Xeruia Fortson, Shari Berry, Natalie Thompson, and Karina Juarez
215 Recent Developments in Excess. Insurance, Surplus Lines Insurance, and Reinsurance Michael Kotula, Elizabeth Kniffen, Hilary J. Loynes, Cassandra F Fortin, David P. McKinney, Keith Hopkinson, and Carolyn A. Rupprath
23 7 Recent Developments in Fidelity and Surety Law Carol Z. Smith, James A. K:nox, Jr., Carleton R. Burch, Deborah C. Duvin, Marc L. Domres, Lauren P. McLaughlin, P. Keith Lichtman, Carlos Garcia, and Michael A. Prisco
261 Recent Developments in Health Insurance, Life Inslirance, and Disability Insurance Case Law William A. Chittenden III, Joseph J. Hasman, Elizabeth G. Doolin, and Julie F Wall \
Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Law Journal FALL 2012 • VOLUME 48, ISSUE I
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285 Recent Developments in Insurance Coverage Roberta D. Ar~derson, Wystan M. Ackerman, Peter J. Biging, Gregory R. Giometti, Jason W Hall, J. Scott Miller, and Joanne L. Zimolzak
305 Recent Developments in Insutance Regulation Michelle Dicks, Beth A. DickhalJS, Natalie A. Gray, and Carla Delpit
323 Recent Developments in Intellectual Property Law Joel W Mohrman, R. Andrew Patty II, and C. Todd Kinard
343 Recent Developments in International Litigation Mark E. Wojcik, Shayan Davoud:i, Shane T Drruins, Julianne Gerding, Kelly Flesch, Jolene Kaminski, and Luz Valdovinos
359 Recent Developments in Media, Privacy, and Defamation Law John P Borger, Patrick L. Groshong, Ashley Kissinger, Joseph R. Larsen, Katharine Larsen, Thomas Leatherbury, Steven P Mandell, Katherine E. Mast, Elizabeth A.R Morris, Leita Walker, Thomas J. Williams, Travis Wimberly, and Steven D. Zansberg
391 Recent Developments in Medicine and the Law Mary K Gogoel, Juliane C. Miller, Lynn Rovelli, Susan E. Wassell, Angela M. Forstie, and Jonathan 0. Steen
419 Recent Developments in Products Liability Patricia Sexton, Adam Suroff, S11San Jarrold, and Latrice McDowell
443 Recent Developments Affecting Professionals', Officers', and Directors' Liability Lucas M. Blower, Susan Cohen, Lindsey Hettinger, Andrea Kim, Amanda Leffler, Cecelia Lockner, Timothy M. Pomarole, John C. Rogers, and DanielS. Strick
469 Recent Developments in Property Insurance Coverage Litigation William A. Schreiner, Jr., Heidi H. Raschke, William R. Lewis, Craig A. Jacobson, Christina M. Phillips, James P Bobotek, Jay M. Levin, Lisa A. Szymanski, Anthony B. Crawford, and Christine T Phan
493 Recent Developments in Title Insurance Law Jerel J. Hill and Amelia K Steindorff
517 Recent Developments in Workers' Compensation and Employers' Liability Law Anthony Macauley, Darren Chan, Natasha Dighe, Peter Liu, and Brenda Wong ·
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Our cover this month, "jeanne Hebuterne (Au chapeau)" (3611, in. by 21 y, in.) by Amedeo Modigliani, sold for $42,104,835 at Christie's
recent Impressionist and Modern Art Sale in London on Feb. 6, 2013. Though he was born into a reputable fam-
ily and educated in the academic style at the finest art schools, Modigliani famously reinvented himself upon moving to Paris in 1906, casting off his "bourgeois" trappings and cultivating a reputation as a talented, but troubled, artist ·and a serial abuser of drugs and alcohol. He went so far as to destroy all of his previous work and adopted an entirely new visual style, notable for it's elongated forms and mask-like faces. Theories
abound as to what spurred this transformation, but it's generally believed that the substance abuse was likely a means to disguise the symptoms of his tuberculosis, a highly communicable, and at the time, incurable, disease that would have made him a social outcast.
Like many of the avant-garde artists of this time, Modigliani sold very few paintings during his life, and what little he made was frittered away by his addictions. Since his death, however, the value of his work has skyrocketed, driven by his unique style, vagabond life and early death. He died at age 35 from
,, tubercular meningitis, complicated by ~ his alcohol abuse and narcotics addiction, leaving behind "" . ...; ~ a reputation as the quintessential "tortured artist" and _§ inspiring generations of misguided emulators. - -David H. Lenok, Associate Legal Editor
Some of our other favorites from this auction include: ";:_ • p. 28, "jeune fille a Ia Mauresque, Robe Verte" by :S Henri Matisse, which sold for $4,794,05!. ~ >3 • p. 42, "Thmbrelle'' by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, which
sold for $15,128,963. • p. 43, "Samois, La Berge, Malin'' by Paul Signac,
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which sold for $3,042,371. • p. 51, ':Apres Le Dejeuner" by Berthe Morisot,
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UCLA LAW REVIEW Volume 60 • Number 3 • February 2013
ARTICLES
562 Urban Bias, Rural Sexual Minorities,
and the Courts Luke A. Boso
638" Private Equity and Executive Compensation Robert J. Jackson, Jr.
678 The New Investor TomC.W.Lin
COMMENTS
736 The Fate of the Collateral Source Rule
After Healthcare Reform Ann S.Levin
778 A New Strategy for Neutralizing the Gay
Panic Defense at Trial: Lessons From
the Lawrence King Case David Alan Perkiss
In his remarks at the School of International Relations in Tehran, Iran, on 30 August 2012, SecretaryGeneral Ban Ki-moon said: "At the entrance of the United Nations there is a magnificent carpet-1 think the largest carpet that the United Nations has-that adorns the wall of the United Nations, a gift from the people of Iran. Alongside it are the wonderful words of that great Persian poet, Sa'adi. I quote:
All human beings are members of one frame, Since all, at first, from the same essence came, When time afflicts a limb with pain The other limbs at rest cannot remain. If thou feel not for other's misery A human being is no name for thee.
This wise counsel is as relevant today as when it was written nearly 800 years ago." The Secretary-General added that: "Our collective responsibility is to build bridges of mutual understanding. This is the very heart of the Alliance of Civilizations, which is an initiative by the United Nations, an initiative inspired by Iran itself through dialogue among civilizations. This is what your country has proposed. All nations should be true to that higher calling."
The 2001 United Nations Year of Dialogue among Civilizations was established to redefine diversity and to improve dialogue between civilizations and cultures. Dialogue among civilizations laid the foundations for what, in 2005, became the Alliance of Civilizations. As the Secretary-General said in a 2007 speech, "the Alliance of Civilizations [is] the successor to our earlier Dialogue among Civilization process."The UN Chronicle takes a closer look at that process and at the progress made and lessons learned during the past ten years in achieving dialogue among civilizations, for that goal remains as valid and as necessary today as it was back in 2001.
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Dialogue Among Civilizations: Contexts and Perspectives Seyed Mohammad Khatami
Human Rights as a Way of life Shulamith Koenig
Reconciling Diverse Cultures: ·The Gender Factor Ingrid Moses
Reggae, a Force for Dialogue Linda Alnouche
A Dialogue through Service: Making a Difference While Making Friends Chuck Root
Open Access and Closed Minds Balancing Intellectual Property and Public Interest in the Digital Age Nalaka Gunawardene
Bringing Human Passion into Sustainability Education and Bridging Cultures June Gorman
How ASPIRE Can Promote Dialogue Among Civilizations Kyle Jeremiah
What the UN Can Do to Promote the Dialogue Among Civilizations Hans d'Orville
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ARTICLES
SA VlNG SMOKERS FROM THEMSELVES:
THE PATERNALISTIC USE OF
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CIGARETTE TAXES ................................................ Gary Lucas, Jr. 693
CANDIDATE VENTURE CAPITAL .............................. Tom Donnelly 753
CHENERYVNMASKED: REAsONABLE
LIMITS ON TilE DliTY TO GIVE REASONS .............. Richard Murphy 817
A TALE OF FOUR CITIES-MODELS OF
STATE INTERVENTION IN DISTRESSED
LOCALITIES FISCAL AFFAIRS ...................................... Orner Kimhi 881
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT LECTURE
TAJNTEDLAW ...................................................... Michael C. Dmf 923
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
SUDDENLY, EVERYTHING HAS CHANGE!):
THE TESTIM:ONIAL APPROACH TO ADMISSION
OF HEARsAY STATEMENTS UNDER
MICHIGAN V. BRYANT AND BEYOND ................. Michae/ Richdrdson 945
BEYOND 1HE SON OF SAM: ASSESSING
GoVERNMENT'S FIRST TENTATIVE STEPS TOWARDS REGULATION OF THE T'H:IRD-PARTY
MURDERABILIA MARKETPLACE ...........•............. Matthew Wagner 977
CULPABLE PARTICIPATION AND CON1ROLLING
PERSON LIABILITY: WHY TIIE EIGHTII CIRCUIT
SHOULD HAVE RECOGNIZED TIIE IM:PUCATIONS OF
TIIE PRIVA1E SECURITIES LmGATION REFORM
ACT ON PLEADING REQUIREMENTS ...................... Marli Schippers 1005
V ALJDITY OF THE FRAUD-CREATED-TilE
MARKET THEORY OF ESTABliSHING RELIANCE
IN A PRIV A 1E ACTION FOR DAMAGES
UNDER RULE 10B-5 ............................................ Kathleen Cassidy 1025
INCOMPLETE JUSTICE: PLUGGING TilE HOLE
LEFT BY TilE REVERSE 404(B) PROBLEM ........... Zachary El-Sawaf 1049
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Can the Blind Lead the Blind? Rethinking Equal Protection Jurisprudence Through an Empirical Examination of Blind People's Understanding of Race
Osagie K. Obasogie ................................................................. 705
A Contractarian Critique of Citizens United Joseph F. Morrissey .................................................................. 765
The Silent Role of Corporate Theory in the Supreme Court's Campaign Finance Cases
Stefan J Padfield ............................................................... 831
Conspiracy Law's Threat to Free Speech Steven R Morrison ............................................................ 865
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Melanie] Foreman ............................................................ 921
Executive Warmaking Authority and Offensive Cyber Operations: Can Existing Legislation Successfully Constrain Presidential Power?
Eric Lorber ........................................................................ 961
Keeping Heller Out of the Home: Homeowners Associations and the Right to Keep and Bear Arms
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Reducing Crime by Shaping the Built Environment with Zoning: An Empirical Study of Los Angeles
James M. Anderson, John M. MacDonald, Ricky Bluthenthal f3 J Scott Ashwood .................................................. 699
Soul of aWoman: The Sex Stereotyping Prohibition at Work
Kimberly A. Yuracko ........................................................................... 757
COMMENTS
Up for Grabs: A Workable System for the Unilateral Acquisition of Chattels
Matt Corrie/ ..................................................................................... 807
Delay in Considering the Constitutionality of Inordinate Delay: The Death Row Phenomenon and the Eighth Amendment
Kara Sharkey .. , .................................................................................. 861
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CADBURY TWENTY YEARS ON ...............•.••....••.. Cally jordan 1
FROM DIRTY TO GREEN: INCREASING ENERGY
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ENVIRONMENTAL JusTICE COMMUNITIES ....•....•..•.. Deborah Behles 25
IRREPARABLE MISIDENTIFICATIONS AND RELIABILI"IY.
REAssESSING THE THRESHOLD FOR ADMISSIBILITY
OF EYEWITNESS IDENTIFICATION ....•....•.............. . jules Epstein 69
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Multijurisdictional Bribery Law Enforcement: The OECD AntiBribery Convention Elizabeth K Spahn ....................................................................................... 1
Regulatory Competition and Anticorruption Law Paul B. Stephan ......................................................................................... 53
Transnational Libel David A. Anderson ............................................................ ; ....................... 71
The SPEECH Act's Unfortunate Parochialism: Of Libel Tourism and Legitimate Pluralism Mark D. Rosen .......................................................................................... 99
Ancillary Discovery to Prove Denial of Justice Roger P. Alford ......................................................................................... 127
Forum Conveniens: The Search for a Convenient Forum in Transnational Cases Donald Earl Childress III ......................................................................... 157
Toward a Functional Approach to Sovereign Equality Peter B. Rutledge ....................................................................................... 181
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The Forgotten Foundations of Hart And Sacks .................................................. Charles L. Barzun 1
Persuasion Treaties ........................................ Melissa J. Durkee 63
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Clean Air Act Preemption of State Common Law: Greenhouse Gas Nuisance Claims After AEP v. Connecticut ................................................. Scott Gallisdorfer 131
Through the Antitrust Looking Glass: A New Vision of Delaware's Takeover-Defense Jurisprudence ...................................... R. Wai Wong 169
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ARTICLES PRESENTED AT THE SPRING 2012 WiscoNSIN lNrERNATIONAL LAw JouRNAL
SYMPOSIUM ON RENEWABLE ENERGY & CLIMATE CHANGE:
OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES
The Evolution of the Brazilian Regulation of Ethanol and Possible Lessons for the United States David N. Cassuto & Carolina Gueiros . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 477
Prioritizing Innovation Sarah Tran . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 499
The Brazilian Experience in Building a Sustainable and Competitive Biofuel Industry Paulina Calfucoy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 558
Small is (Still) Beautiful: Designing U.S. Energy Policies to Increase Localized Renewable Energy Generation Melissa Powers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 595
Why the IFC's Free, Prior, and Informed Consent Policy Does Not Matter (Yet) to Indigenous Communities Affected by Development Projects Shalanda H. Baker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 668
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Domestic Political Legitimacy of Tax Reform in Developing Countries: A Case Study of Turkey Leyla Ates. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 706
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Intended Parents and the Problem of Perspective .................. Dara E. Purvis 210
Outsourcing Childcare ...................................... Meredith Johnson Harbach 254
With Child, Without Rights?: Restoring a Pregnant Woman's Right to Refuse Medical Treatment Through the HIV Lens ......................................... Michael Ulrich 303
Note
Disability Law and the Disability Rights
Movement for Transpeople ······'·······································-Zach Strassburger 337