Volume 54

ISSUE 1

Susan Pace Hamill, An Argument for Tax Reform Based on Judeo-Christian Ethics

Adam Candeub, Consciousness & Culpability

Stuart D. Albea, Commentary, Security Interests in Deposit Accounts and the Banking Industry’s Use of Setoff

Thomas L. Casey, III, Commentary, Reevaluating “Isolated Waters”: Is Hydrologically Connected Groundwater “Navigable Water” under the Clean Water Act?

Daniel James Everett, Commentary, The “War” on Terrorism: Do War Exclusions Prevent Insurance Coverage for Losses Due to Acts of Terrorism?

Jonathan A. Hardage, Commentary, Nichols v. Azteca Restaurant Enterprises, Inc. and the Legacy of Price Waterhouse v. Hopkins: Does Title VII Prohibit “Effeminacy” Discrimination?

David E. Hogg, Commentary, Alabama Adopts De Novo Review for Punitive Damage Appeals: Another Landmark Decision or Much Ado About Nothing?

Jerome A. Hoffman, The Alabama Rules of Evidence: Their First Half-Dozen Years

ISSUE 2

Michael Steven Green, Hans Kelsen and the Logic of Legal Systems

Maureen B. Cavanaugh, Democracy, Equality, and Taxes

Rhonda V. Magee Andrews, The Third Reconstruction: An Alternative to Race Consciousness and Colorblindness in Post-Slavery America

W. Michael Reisman and Monica Hakimi, Illusion and Reality in the Compensation of Victims of International Terrorism

Susan Leanna Bankester, Commentary, The Implications of Barnes v. Norfolk Southern Railway Co. on Alabama’s Former Testimony Exception to the Hearsay Rule

Chad W. Bryan, Commentary, Precedent for Reparations? A Look at Historical Movements for Redress and Where Awarding Reparations for Slavery Might Fit

Joseph R. Duncan, Jr., Commentary, Privilege, Invisibility, and Religion: A Critique of the Privilege that Christianity Has Enjoyed in the United States

Adam P. Plant, Commentary, With a Little Help from My Friends: The Intersection of the Gestational Carrier Surrogacy Agreement, Legislative Inaction, and Medical Advancement

Kathleen R. Sandy, The Discrimination Inherent in America’s Drug War: Hidden Racism Revealed by Examining the Hysteria over Crack

Survey of 2001-2002 Developments in Alabama Caselaw

ISSUE 3

Alfred L. Brophy, Symposium Foreword: Lawyers and Social Change in American Legal History

Steven Lubet, Slavery on Trial: The Case of the Oberlin Rescue

Timothy Terrell, Toward Duty-Based Lawyering?: Rethinking Lawyer Civil Disobedience in the Current Era of Regulation

Christopher A. Bracey, Adjudication, Antisubordination, and the Jazz Connection

Brian K. Landsberg, Sumter County, Alabama and the Origins of the Voting Rights Act

U.W. Clemon and Bryan K. Fair, Lawyers, Civil Disobedience, and Equality in the Twenty-First Century: Lessons from Two American Heroes

Jennifer Rebecca Levison, Elizabeth Parsons Ware Packard: An Advocate for Change

Michael Coper, Essay, “The Path of the Law:” A Tribute to Holmes

ISSUE 4

Bryan A. Stevenson, The Ultimate Authority on the Ultimate Punishment: The Requisite Role of the Jury in Capital Sentencing

Nathan Forrester, Judge Versus Jury: The Continuing Validity of Alabama’s Capital Sentencing Regime after Ring v. Arizona

Mithcell L. Engler, A Progressive Consumption Tax for Individuals: An Alternative Hybrid Approach

Elizabeth Chorvat, Forcing Multinationals to Play Fair: Proposals for a Rigorous Transfer Pricing Theory

Nickolai G. Levin, Constitutional Statutory Synthesis

Shane Morris, Commentary, Interstate Commerce and the Future of State Sales and Use Taxes

Andrew Sykes Nix, Commentary, Statutory Disclosure of Tobacco Ingredients: Secrets up in Smoke?

Ashley Seuell, Commentary, Walking the Fine Line: How Alabama Courts Have Interpreted and Applied the Child Physical and Sexual Abuse Victim Protection Act

J. Scott Thornley, Commentary, Diagnosing Section 6-5-551 of the Alabama Medical Liability Act and the Inadmissibility of Collateral Acts and Omissions against Healthcare Providers

Brian Warwick, Commentary, Reinventing the Wheel: Firestone and the Role of Ethics in the Corporation

Survey of 2002 Alabama Legislation

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