Volume 53

ISSUE 1

J. Michael Allen and Jamison W. Hinds, Symposium: Celebrating the Centennial of the Alabama Constitution: An Impetus for Reflection, Alabama Constitutional Reform

Albert P. Brewer and Robert R. Maddox, Equal Protection Under the Alabama Constitution

Wayne Flynt, Alabama’s Shame: The Historical Origins of the 1901 Constitution

Tony A. Freyer and Paul M. Pruitt, Jr., Reaction and Reform: Transforming the Judiciary Under Alabama’s Constitution 1901-1975

Martha I. Morgan and Neal Hutchens, The Tangled Web of Alabama’s Equality Doctrine After Melof: Historical Reflections on Equal Protection and the Alabama Constitution

R. Volney Riser, The Burdens of Being White: Empire and Disfranchisement

Mark Sabel, The Role of Stare Decisis in Construing the Alabama Constitution of 1901

William H. Stewart, The Tortured History of Efforts to Revise the Alabama Constitution of 1901

ISSUE 2

David A. Hoffman and Michael P. O’Shea, Can Law and Economics Be Both Practical and Principled

Frederic L. Kirgis, Fuzzy Logic and the Sliding Scale Theorem

Florence Wagman Roisman, The Impact of the Civil Rights Act of 1866 on Racially Discriminatory Donative Transfers

Douglas H. Bryant, Commentary, Unorthodox and Paradox: Revisiting the Ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment

Christopher P. Couch, Commentary, Forcing the Choice Between Commerce and Consumers: Application of the FCRA to Identity Theft

Melissa Briggs Hutchens, At What Costs?: When Consumers Cannot Afford the Costs of Arbitration in Alabama

Bufkin Alyse King, Preserving the Attorney-Client Privilege in the Corporate Environment

Kathryn Lolita Yarbrough, Multidisciplinary Practices: Are They Already Among Us?

Survey of 2000-2001 Developments in Alabama Case Law

ISSUE 3

Henry L. Chambers, Jr., (Un)Welcome Conduct and the Sexually Hostile Environment

Larry J. Pittman, The Federal Arbitration Act: The Supreme Court’s Erroneous Statutory Interpretation, Stare Decisis, and a Proposal for Change

Peter L. Strauss, Courts or Tribunals? Federal Courts and the Common Law

Angela Holt, Commentary, From My Cold Dead Hands: Williams v. Pryor and the Constitutionality of Alabama’s Anti-Vibrator Law

Benjamin D. McAninch, Commentary, Removing the Thumb from the Scale: The Eleventh Circuit Summary Judgment Standard for Disparate Treatment Cases in the Wake of Chapman v. A1 Transport

David A. Mobley, Commentary, Revisiting Alabama’s Seat Belt Defense: Is the Failure to Buckle Up a Defense in AEMLD Claims?

Lee Loftin Sheppard, Commentary, Rule 607 Subterfuge: Improper Impeachment of a Party’s Own Witness in Alabama

Sela Stroud, Non-Compete Agreements: Weighing the Interests of Profession and Firm

ISSUE 4

Ruth Colker and Adam Milani, The Post-Garrett World: Insufficient State Protection Against Disability Discrimination

William H. Pryor, Jr., Madison’s Double Security: In Defense of Federalism, the Separation of Powers, and the Rehnquist Court

Ronald D. Rotunda, The Eleventh Amendment, Garrett, and Protection for Civil Rights

Akhil Reed Amar, Hugo Black and the Hall of Fame

Danielle A. Daigle, Commentary, The Collateral Source Rule in Alabama: A Practical Approach to Future Application of the Statutes Abrogating the Doctrine

Neal H. Hutchens, Commentary, Suspicionless Drug Testing: The Tuition for Attending Public School?

Joe F. Lassiter, III, Commentary, The Marketability of Loans Under Alabama Law Where the Original Loan Documents Were Lost, Destroyed or Stolen

Mitesh Bansilal Shah, Commentary, As a Matter of Fact or a Matter of Law: The Learned Intermediary Doctrine in Alabama

Jessica Michelle Westbrook, Commentary, Resolving the Dispute Over When Attorney’s Fees Should be Awarded Under ERISA in Two Words: Plaintiff Prevails

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