Archives: Issues

Fall 2008

Articles
Harmful Error: How the Courts’ Failure to Apply the Harmless Error Doctrine Has Obstructed the ADA’s Standing Spectators Rule
Nina Golden & Carolyn Young

Children, Kin, and Court: Designing Third Party Custody Policy to Protect Children, Third Parties, and Parents
Josh Gupta-Kagan

Protecting Foreign Victims of Domestic Violence: An Analysis of Asylum Regulations
Michael G. Heyman

Notes
The Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006: The Pitfalls of Prohibition
Lisa Boikess

Political Vote Buying Statutes: Textual Limits, Enforcement Challenges, and the Need for Reform
Ben Holzer

Undocumented Entrepreneurs: Are Business Owners “Employees” Under the Immigration Laws?
Michael Mastman

Spring 2008

Articles
Municipal Broadband: A Potential Twenty-First Century Utility
Carol Ellison

Balancing the Benefits and Privacy Concerns of Municipal Broadband Applications
E. Casey Lide

“White Space Devices” & the Myths of Harmful Interference
Sascha D. Meinrath  & Michael Calabrese

No Such Thing as “Free” Internet: Safeguarding Privacy and Free Speech in Municipal Wireless Systems
Nicole A. Ozer

Notes
Updating Brignoni-Ponce: A Critical Analysis of Race-Based Immigration Enforcement
Kristin Connor

One Step at a Time: Ethical Barriers to Home Genetic Testing and Why the U.S. Health Care System Is Not Ready
Rebecca Antar Novick

Book Review
Questioning Digital Citizenship: The Answer to Economic and Political Inequity?
Lindsey Greer

Winter 2008

Articles
The Expanding Scope, Use, and Availability of Criminal Records
James Jacobs and Tamara Crepet

Rethinking the Eleventh Amendment: Sovereign Immunity in the United States and the European Union
Aman Pradhan

Fending for Themselves: Creating a U.S. Hedge Fund Market for Retail Investors
Houman B. Shadab

The Role of Electoral Accountability in the Madisonian Machine
Christopher M. Straw

Prosecuting Website Development Under the Material Support to Terrorism Statutes: Time to Fix What’s Broken
Alan F. Williams

Notes
Protecting the Innocent: A Model for Comprehensive, Individualized Compensation of the Exonerated
Jessica R. Lonergan