Archives: Issues

Fall 2005

Articles
Maxed Out College Students: A Call to Limit Credit Card Solicitations on College Campuses 
Creola Johnson

New Standards of Director Loyalty and Care In the Post-Enron Era: Are Some Shareholders More Equal Than Others? 
Dana M. Muir, Cindy A. Schipani

Notes
Administratively Quirky, Constitutionally Murky: The Bush Faith-Based Initiative
Jill Goldenziel

“It’s Only Disclosure”: A Modest Proposal for Partnership Reform 
Rachel B. Grand

Why the Help America Vote Act Fails to Help Disabled Americans Vote 
Christina J. Weis

Book Review
Addressing the Emergent Dilemma of Genetic Discrimination in Underwriting Life Insurance 
Mahati Guttikonda

Recent Developments
Much Ado about Not Very Much: The Expiration of the Assault Weapons Ban As an Act of Legislative Responsibility 
Clark A. Wohlferd

Symposium Issue – Increasing Access to Health Care: Methods to Address the National Crisis

Fall 2005

Introductory Remarks 
Heather H. Pierce

The Case for Reform: How New York State’s Secret Hospital Charity Care Pool Funds Fail to Help Uninsured and Underinsured New Yorkers 
Elisabeth Benjamin & Kat Gabriesheski

Community Lawyering: An Approach to Addressing Inequalities in Access to Health Care for Poor, of Color, and Immigrant Communities 
Rose Cuison Villazor

Increasing Access to Health Care andReducing Minority Health Disparities: A Brief History and the Impact of Community Health Centers
A.H. Strelnick

Article
Corporate Expatriations—The Tip of the Iceberg: Restoring the Competitiveness of the United States in the Global Marketplace 
Steven V. Melnik

Notes
Changing the Borders of the Federal Trust Obligation: The Urban Indian Health Care Crisis 
Caryn Trombino

Recent Developments
Has Spam Been Canned? Consumers, Marketers, and the Making of The CAN-SPAM Act of 2003
W. Parker Baxter

Like Water for Conflict: 527 Regulation and the Trickle-Down Effect 
Allison Joy Rosendahl

Symposium Issue – Teaching Legislation: A Conversation

Fall 2003

Introduction: The Role of Legislation in the Field of Public Law
Richard H. Pildes

The Three Ages of Legislation Pedagogy
William N. Eskridge, Jr.

Teaching Law and Politics
Elizabeth Garrett

Beyond Congress: The Study of State and Local Legislatures
Richard A. Briffault

The Joy of Teaching Legislation
Chai Rachel Feldblum

On the “Administrative and Regulatory State” Course at N.Y.U. Law
Richard B. Stewart

Conversation

Articles
An “Authoritative” Statement of Administrative Action: A Useful Political Invention or a Violation of the Separation of Powers Doctrine?
Cindy G. Buys
William Isasi

Protecting Journalists from Compelled Disclosure: A Proposal for a Federal Statute
Jennifer Elrod

Notes
Abrogating the Holder in Due Course Doctrine in Subprime Mortgage Transactions to More Effectively Police Predatory Lending
Siddhartha Venkatesan