Volume 37: Issue 4

• Notes & Comments

  A Whole New Game: Recognizing the Changing Complexion of Indian Gaming by Removing the “Governor’s Veto” for Gaming on “After-Acquired Lands”

  • Brian P. McClatchey
  • Published: May, 2004
  • Volume 37, Issue 4
• Articles & Essays

  The Higher Calling: Regulation of Lawyers Post-Enron

  • Keith R. Fisher
  • Published: May, 2004
  • Volume 37, Issue 4
• Articles & Essays

  Campaign Finance Reform and the Social Inequality Paradox

  • Yoav Dotan
  • Published: May, 2004
  • Volume 37, Issue 4
• Articles & Essays

  Foster Care Placement: Reducing the Risk of Sibling Incest

  • David J. Herring
  • Published: May, 2004
  • Volume 37, Issue 4
• Notes & Comments

  Tribal Jurisdiction and Domestic Violence: The Need for Non-Indian Accountability on the Reservation

  • Amy Radon
  • Published: May, 2004
  • Volume 37, Issue 4
• Notes & Comments

  Two Standards of Competency Are Better Than One: Why Some Defendants Who Are Not Competent to Stand Trial Should be Permitted to Plead Guilty

  • Jason R. Marshall
  • Published: May, 2004
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• Front Matter

  Front Matter

  • Journal of Law Reform
  • Published: May, 2004
  • Volume 37, Issue 4