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ISSUE 1:
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SPEECHES
JUDICIAL SKEPTICISM AND THE THREAT OF TERRORISM
Hon. Robert D. Sack 1
REPAIRING OUR HUMAN RIGHTS REPUTATION
Harold Hongju Koh 11
ARTICLES
A DEFENSE OF OLD ORIGINALISM
Walter Benn Michaels 21
UNDERSTANDING THE SOCRATIC METHOD IN LAW SCHOOL TEACHING AFTER THE CARNEGIE FOUNDATION'S EDUCATING LAWYERS
Joseph A. Dickinson 97
NOTES
CIVIL RIGHTS/TAX LAW—"UNDER COLOR OF" INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS: THE ROLE OF UNITED STATES v. TEMPLE AND SECTION 7214 IN THE "UNDER COLOR OF LAW" DEBATE
Sarah T. Biolsi 115
PROPERTY—THE LIMITS OF EQUITY: FORFEITURE, DOUBLE JEOPARDY, AND THE MASSACHUSETTS "SLAYER STATUTE"
Robert F. Hennessy 159
SPECIAL EDUCATION/CIVIL PROCEDURE—THE IDEA OF FAIRNESS: ALLOWING PARENT-ATTORNEYS TO RECOVER THEIR ATTORNEYS' FEES UNDER THE INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES EDUCATION ACT
Justin D. Kumpulanian 203
FEDERAL INDIAN LAW—AMBIGUOUS ABROGATION: THE FIRST CIRCUIT STRIPS THE NARRAGANSETT INDIAN TRIBE OF ITS SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY
Merritt Schnipper 243
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SYMPOSIUM ON HEALTH CARE TECHNOLOGY: REGULATION AND REIMBURSEMENT
FOREWORD
Maxwell J. Mehlman 293
ECONOMIC PARAMETERS OF END-OF-LIFE CARE: SOME POLICY IMPLICATIONS IN AN ERA OF HEALTH CARE REFORM
Michael Ash and Stephen Arons 305
REGULATING DIRECT-TO-CONSUMER ADVERTISING WITH TORT LAW: IS THE LAW FINALLY CATCHING UP WITH THE MARKET?
Timothy S. Hall 333
OPENING THE DOOR TO "HARD-LOOK" REVIEW OF AGENCY PREEMPTION
Karen A. Jordan 353
AT THE END OF THE CLINICAL TRIAL: DOES ACCESS TO INVESTIGATIONAL TECHNOLOGY END AS WELL?
Richard S. Saver 411
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MEDICAL MALPRACTICE/CIVIL PROCEDURE—TRAP FOR THE UNWARY: THE 2005 AMENDMENTS TO CONNECTICUT'S CERTIFICATE OF MERIT STATUTE
Brett J. Blank 453
CIVIL PROCEDURE/TORT LAW—BETTER OFF DEAD?: MINORITY TOLLING PROVISION CANNOT SAVE DECEASED CHILD'S CLAIM
Gretchen R. Fuhr 491
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW—SACRIFICING THE GOOD OF THE FEW FOR THE GOOD OF THE MANY: DENYING THE TERMINALLY ILL ACCESS TO EXPERIMENTAL MEDICATION
Matthew R. Madara 535
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SYMPOSIUM: ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY
FOREWORD: ENTREPRENEURISM IN A FLAT, GREEN, CASH-STRAPPED WORLD
Eric J. Gouvin 581
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP: PITFALLS FOR THE UNWARY
Luke W. Cole 601
COMPETING IN EMERGING MARKETS: THE SEARCH FOR A NEW PARADIGM
Rangamohan V. Eunni 611
THE CRISIS IN HOUSING AND HOUSING FINANCE: WHAT CAUSED IT? WHAT DIDN'T? WHAT'S NEXT?
Ellen Harnick 625
THE GREENING OF COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: DISPATCHES FROM NEW YORK CITY
Carmen Huertas-Noble, Jessica Rose & Brian Glick 645
STICKY THICKETS: LOCAL REGULATORY CHALLENGES FOR SMALL AND EMERGING SUSTAINABLE BUSINESSES
Lisa M. LeSage 673
WHY THE LAW OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP BARELY MATTERS
Jeffrey M. Lipshaw 701
A LITTLE OF THIS, A LITTLE OF THAT: POTENTIAL EFFECTS ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP OF THE McCAIN AND OBAMA TAX PROPOSALS
Anthony J. Luppino 717
TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL?: ENTREPRENEURS SEEKING AND OBTAINING PRIVATE EQUITY FINANCING
Tatiana S. Manolova, Candida G. Brush & Linda F. Edelman 745
LOOKING AHEAD: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS
Chad Moutray 763
THE REBIRTH OF FIELDS CORNER: VIETNAMESE IMMIGRANT ENTREPRENEURS AND THE REVITALIZATION OF A BOSTON NEIGHBORHOOD
Paul Watanabe 781
LANDLORDS OF LAST RESORT: SHOULD THE GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIZE THE OWNERS OF SMALL MULTIFAMILY BUILDINGS?*
David Reiss
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THE REVISED UNIFORM PARTNERSHIP ACT--BREAKING UP (OR BREAKING OFF) IS HARD TO DO: WHY THE RIGHT TO "LIQUIDATION" DOES NOT GUARANTEE A FORCED SALE UPON DISSOLUTION OF THE PARTNERSHIP
Tiffany A. Hixson 797
WORKERS' COMPENSATION/ATTORNEY'S FEE AWARDS--FORM OVER SUBSTANCE?: STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS FOR ATTORNEY'S FEE AWARDS UNDER THE LONGSHORE AND HARBOR WORKERS' COMPENSATION ACT
Danielle S. Michaud 833
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW/ADMINISTRATIVE LAW--UNITED STATES v. RAPANOS: JUSTICE STEVENS'S SUGGESTION MAY NOT BE THE YELLOW BRICK ROAD, BUT IT IS THE BEST PATHWAY TO OZ
Kristen M. Sopet 879
*Forthcoming Fall 2009
ISSUE 3 SUPPLEMENT:
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LANDLORDS OF LAST RESORT: SHOULD THE GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIZE THE MORTGAGES OF PRIVATELY-OWNED, SMALL MULTIFAMILY BUILDINGS?
David Reiss 915