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Volume 60

ISSUE 1

Carissa Byrne Hessick and F. Andrew Hessick, Appellate Review of Sentencing Decisions

Robert C. Illig, The Promise of Hedge Fund Governance: How Incentive Compensation can Enhance Institutional Investor Monitoring

Herbert Hovenkamp, Innovation and the Domain of Competition Policy

Scott Dodson, Essay, The Challenge of Comparative Civil Procedure

Lindsey C. Boney, IV, Note, Forum Shopping Through the Federal Rules of Evidence

ISSUE 2

Charles A. Sullivan, The Phoenix from the Ash: Proving Discrimination by Comparators

John Blevins, A Fragile Foundation – The Role of “Intermodal” and “Facilities-Based” Competition in Communications Policy

John Fee, The Pornographic Secondary Effects Doctrine

Christopher M. Pietruszkiewicz, Economic Substance and the Standard of Review

Daniel J. Hulsebosch, An Empire of Law: Chancellor Kent and the Revolution in Books in the Early Republic

Joseph A. Colquitt, Essay, Can Alabama Handle the Truth (in Sentencing)?

Christopher Diskill, Note, A Dangerous Doctrine: The Case Against Using Concerted-Misconduct Estoppel to Compel Arbitration

Adam K. Israel, Note, To Scrub or Not to Scrub: The Ethical Implications of Metadata and Electronic Data Creation, Exchange, and Discovery

Elizabeth Murphy, Note, The Current State of Caveat Emptor in Alabama Real Estate Sales

Timothy Dylan Reeves, Note, Tort Liability for Manufacturers of Violent Video Games: A Situational Discussion of the Causation Calamity

ISSUE 3

Samuel P. Jordan, Irregular Panels

Marc O. DeGirolami, Culpability in Creating the Choice of Evils

Douglas G. Smith, A Federalism-Based Rationale for Limited Liability

Carol Rice Andrews, Essay, Thinking About Civil Discovery in Alabama: Using the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure as a Thinking Tool

Brian L. Church, Note, Balancing Corrective Justice and Deterrence: Injury Requirements and the Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress

John P. Norman, Note, “Self-Preservation is the Supreme Law”: State Rights vs. Military Necessity in Alabama Civil War Conscription Cases

M. Tae Phillips, Note, Un-Equal Protection: Preferential Admissions Treatment for Student Athletes

ISSUE 4

Mark S. Scarberry, Historical Considerations and Congressional Representation for the District of Columbia: Constitutionality of the D.C. House Voting Rights Bill in Light of Section Two of the Fourteenth Amendment and the History of the Creation of the District

F. Andrew Hessick, III, The Common Law of Federal Question Jurisdiction

José E. Alvarez, Contemporary Foreign Investment Law: An “Empire of Law” or the “Law of Empire”?

Susan Randall, Essay, Only in Alabama: A Modest Tort Agenda

Cameron W. Ellis, Note, Church Factionalism and Judicial Resolution: A Reconsideration of the Neutral-Principles Approach

Joel Everest, Note, Fibromyalgia and Workers’ Compensation: Controversy, Problems, and Injustice

David M. Powers, Note, The Political Intersection of School Choice, Race, and Values

ISSUE 5

Miriam A. Cherry, Working For (Virtually) Minimum Wage: Applying the Fair Labor Standards Act In Cyberspace

Bryan K. Fair, Intersectionality Theory, the Anticaste Principle, and the Future of Brown

Alda Facio and Martha I. Morgan, Equity or Equality for Women? Understanding CEDAW’s Equality Principles

Blanca Rodriguez-Ruiz and Ruth Rubio-Marin, Constitutional Justification of Parity Democracy

Rodrigo Jiménez, Gender in the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

Michael S. Pardo, Introduction to the Meador Series 2007-2008: Empire

Michele Goodwin, Empires of the Flesh: Tissue and Organ Taboos

Edgar C. Gentle, III, Essay, Administration of the 2003 Tolbert PCB Settlement in Anniston, Alabama: An Attempted Collaborative and Holistic Remedy

Timothy A. Heisterhagen, Note, Revisionism and Inconsistency in the Alabama Supreme Court: The Law Surrounding Recovery for Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress

Scott L. Tindle, Note, Could Modern Faith-Based Prison Programs Have Survived Constitutional Scrutiny During Reconstruction?