In Print

Post List

• Articles & Essays

  Sentence Creep: Increasing Penalties in Michigan and the Need for Sentencing Reform

  • Anne Yantus
  • Published: April, 2014
  • Volume 47, Issue 3
• Articles & Essays

  Futility of Exhaustion: Why Brady Claims Should Trump Federal Exhaustion Requirements

  • Tiffany R. Murphy
  • Published: April, 2014
  • Volume 47, Issue 3
• Articles & Essays

  Special Kids, Special Parents, Special Education

  • Karen Syma Czapanskiy
  • Published: April, 2014
  • Volume 47, Issue 3
• Articles & Essays

  Making the Right Call for Confrontation at Felony Sentencing

  • Shaakirrah R. Sanders
  • Published: April, 2014
  • Volume 47, Issue 3
• Notes & Comments

  The Two Faces of Janus: The Jurisprudential Past and New Beginning of Rule 10b-5

  • John Patrick Clayton
  • Published: April, 2014
  • Volume 47, Issue 3
• Notes & Comments

  Invading the Realm of the Dead: Exploring the (Im)propriety of Punitive Damage Awards Against Estates

  • Emily Himes Iversen
  • Published: April, 2014
  • Volume 47, Issue 3
• Articles & Essays

  Bio Family 2.0: Can the American Child Welfare System Finally Find Permanency for ‘Legal Orphans’ with a Statute to Reinstate Parental Rights?

  • Meredith L. Schalick
  • Published: January, 2014
  • Volume 47, Issue 2
• Articles & Essays

  Fisher V. Texas: The Limits of Exhaustion and the Future of Race-Conscious University Admissions

  • john a. powell
  • Published: January, 2014
  • Volume 47, Issue 4
• Articles & Essays

  Thinking Hard About ‘Race-Neutral’ Admissions

  • Richard H. Sander
  • Published: January, 2014
  • Volume 47, Issue 4
• Articles & Essays

  Sweet Caroline: The Backslide from Federal Rule of Evidence 613(b) to the Rule in Queen Caroline’s Case

  • Katharine T. Schaffzin
  • Published: January, 2014
  • Volume 47, Issue 2