Volume 57

ISSUE 1

Cass Sunstein, Precautions Against What? The Availability Heuristic and Cross-Cultural Risk Perceptions

Lisa Heinzerling, Risking it All

Jonathon Simon, Risk and Reflexivity: What Socio-Legal Studies Adds to the Study of Risk and the Law

Alex Geisinger, Are Norms Efficient? Pluralistic Ignorance, Heuristics and the Use of Norms as Private Regulation

Margaret Moses, Letters of Credit and the Insolvent Applicant: A Recipe for Bad Faith Dishonor

Arthur G. LeFrancois, Review, A Right to Read: Segregation and Civil Rights in Alabama’s Public Libraries, 1900-1965.

Clinton Howard Brannon, Commentary, Reach Out and Tax Someone : What Does the Future Hold for the Taxation and Regulation of Voice Over Internet Protocol Telephone Services?

Jessica S. Varnon, Commentary, Difficult Decisions: Should Alabama Laws Be Tougher on Juvenile Sexual Offenders?

Fred M. Wright, The Effect of New Deal Real Estate Residential Finance and Foreclosure Policies Made in Response to the Real Estate Conditions of the Great Depression

ISSUE 2

Terry Smith, Autonomy versus Equality: Voting Rights Rediscovered

Valorie K. Vojdik, Beyond Stereotyping in Equal Protection Doctrine: Reframing the Exclusion of Women from Combat

Brooke Overby, Check Fraud in the Courts After the Revisions to UCC Articles 3 and 4

Jamison E. Colburn, The Indignity of Federal Wildlife Habitat Law

Rima Daniels, Commentary, When Do Due Process Concerns Require That Absent Class Members Be Given the Right to Opt Out of Classes Where Monetary Damages Are Asserted?

Lisa Davis, Commentary, Trapping “Mousetrappers” with the Truth in Domain Names Act of 2003: The Constitutionality of Prohibiting “Typosquatting” on the Internet

Will Parker, Commentary, Still Afraid of “Negro Domination”?: Why County Home Rule Limitations in the Alabama Constitution of 1901 are Unconstitutional

ISSUE 3

Steven Calabresi, The Tradition of the Written Constitution

Patrick Garry, The Unannounced Revolution: How the Court Has Indirectly Effected a Shift in the Separation of Powers

Jean Eggen, The Normalization of Product Preemption Doctrine

Laura Hines and Steven Gensler, Driving Misjoinder: The Improper Party Problem in Removal Jurisdiction

Abigail Avery, Commentary, Weapons of Mass Construction: The Potential Liability of Halliburton Under the False Claims Act and the Implications to Defense Contracting

David Averyt, Commentary, Suspect Tactic or Simply Good Lawyering?: Hiring Former Jurors as Consultants for Retrial

Kevin Turner, Commentary, Save the Pill: A Response to Professor Bebchuk

Grace Long, Commentary, The Sunset of Equity: Constructive Trusts and the Law-Equity Dichotomy

ISSUE 4

Debra Lyn Bassett, The Rural Venue

Andrew Chin, Artful Prior Art and the Quality of DNA Patents

David Marion, Judicial Faithfulness or Wandering Indulgence? Original Intentions and the History of Marbury v. Madison

Jay Bauer, Commentary, Detainees Under Review: Striking the Right Constitutional Balance Between the Executive’s War Powers and Judiciary Review

Ethan McDaniel, Commentary, Alabama Rule of Evidence 608(b): The Call for Amendment to Prevent Abuse of the Protections Within the Rule

Stephanie Philips, Commentary The Risks of Computerized Election Fraud: Can Congress Rectify a 36-Year Old Problem?

Thomas Simpson, Commentary, Two’s Company, Three’s a Crowd: A Comment on the Restatement (Third) of Agency’s Elimination of Inherent Agency Power

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