Volume 17, Number 1

Articles

An Analysis of FDA’s Drug Safety Authorities: Challenges and Opportunities Under a New Regulatory Framework
Kevin M. Fain, Keeve E. Nachman, & Laine Rutkow

“Conditional Admission” and Other Mysteries: Setting the Record Straight on the “Admission” Status of Refugees and Asylees
Laura Murray-Tjan

Mandatory Informed Consent Disclosures in the Diagnostic Context: Sometimes Less is More
Krista J. Sterken, Michael B. Van Sicklen, & Norman Fost

Unaccountable Midnight Rulemaking? A Normatively Informative Assessment
Edward H. Stiglitz

Notes
The Foster Care System Looking Forward: The Growing Fiscal and Policy Rationale for the Elimination of the “AFDC Look-Back”
Shardé Armstrong

Transparency and the Office of Legal Counsel
Eric Messinger

Volume 16, Number 4

Special Introduction from Symposium Organizers

Angelyn C. Frazer

Symposium
Criminal Justice in the 21st Century:
Eliminating Racial and Ethnic Disparity in the Criminal Justice System

In Search of Racial Justice: The Role of the Prosecutor
Angela J. Davis

Across the Hudson: Taking the Stop and Frisk Debate Beyond New York City
David A. Harris

Stop Terry: Reasonable Suspicion, Race, and a Proposal to Limit Terry Stops
Renée McDonald Hutchins

“Give Us Free”: Addressing Racial Disparities in Bail Determinations
Cynthia E. Jones

Criminal Records, Race and Redemption
Michael Pinard

Implicitly Unjust: How Defenders Can Affect Systemic Racist Assumptions
Jonathan A. Rapping

“Curing” Own Race Bias: What Cognitive Science and the Henderson Case Teach About Improving Juror’s Ability to Identify Race-Trained Eyewitness Error
Andrew E. Taslitz

Notes
Good Intentions: A National Survey of Life Sentences for Nonviolent Offenses
Caitlyn Lee Hall

Verisimilitude in National Security Cases
Joel Todoroff

Volume 16, Number 3

The CPLR at Fifty: Its Past, Present, and Future

Preface

Peter Dubrowski

Introducing Judge Weinstein
Oscar G. Chase

CPLR’s Genesis
The Honorable Jack B. Weinstein

Remarks of Chief Judge Kaye
The Honorable Judith S. Kaye

Remarks: The History of New York Civil Procedure
William Nelson

The CPLR at Fifty: A View from Academia
Vincent C. Alexander

The CPLR: A Practitioner’s Perspective
David L. Ferstendig

Article
When Can You Teach an Old Law New Tricks?
Philip A. Wallach

Note
Making it to Class: Socioeconomic Diversity and the Statutory Authority of the Department of Education
Britton Kovachevich