Fall 2002

Comment

Searching for a Calculus of Diversity: Teaching Tolerance

Samuel C. Damren

Courts, Courses, and Controversies: The Constitutional and Procedural Challenges to Rules of Court Requiring Attendance at Parenting Seminars

Russell Fowler

An Attorney’s Duty to Non-Clients

Edward S. Cheng

Comments

LPA, Inc. v. Herman’s Unanswered Question: Is the Clinton Administration’s Birth and Adoption Unemployment Compensation Regulation Consistent with the Federal Unemployment Tax Act? 

Curtis Carpenter

The GE/Honeywell Merger: Catalyst in the Transnational Conglomerate Merger Debate

Lisa M. Renzi

Notes

Does “Any” Mean “All” or Does “Any” Mean “Some”? An Analysis of the “Any Court” Ambiguity of the Armed Career Criminal Act and Whether Foreign Convictions Count as Predicate Convictions

Tracey A. Basler

The Convention on Cyber-Crime: Should the United States Ratify? 

Sara L. Marler

Winter 2003

Contents

Law and Psychiatry, Metaphorically Speaking 

Rodney J.S. Deaton, MD, JD

An Attempt to Quiet the Controversy: The Case for Automatically Equipping an Adverse Possessor with a Slander of Title Action

Brian Lester

Comments

Pfaff v. Wells Electronics, Inc.: Are You Risking Your Right to Patent Your Software?

Kathryn Vesco Chelini

Bergman v. Chin: Why an Elder Abuse Case is a Stride in the Direction of Civil Culpability for Physicians who Undertreat Patients Suffering from Terminal Pain

Gilah R. Mayer

Hagen v. Commonwealth: Should Crime Victims in Massachusetts have a Legally Recognized Interest in the Outcome of Criminal Cases?

Gretchen N. Monopoli

Notes

Felony Drinking and Driving Convictions as Crimes of Violence Under 18 U.S.C. § 16(b): What the Words Really Mean for Aliens

Kelly L. Lancaster

Soldiers of Misfortune: The Justiciability of Injunctive Relief Actions in the Federal Courts and the U.S. Military’s Mandatory Anthrax Inoculation Program

Natashia Tidwell

Spring 2003

Symposium

The Role of Jurisdiction in the Quest for Sovereignty

Introduction

 

Keynote Address: A Constitutional Confession: The Permanent if Malleable Status of Indigenous Nations  

David E. Wilkins

Reflections on a Flawed System

Henry Sockbeson

Tribal Status Decision Making: A Federal Perspective on Acknowledgment

Barbara N. Coen

Reflections on the Last Quarter Century of  Tribal Recognition

Jack Campisi, Ph. D

Current Trends in Tribal Economic Development

Robert L. Gips

Securing Economic Sovereignty Through Agreement

Lorie Graham

The Role of the National Indian Gaming Commission in the Regulation of Tribal Gaming

Sandra J. Ashton

Municipal and State Impact on Gaming 

Kevin Ryan

Economic Self-Determination: Federal Policies Promoting Development of Reservation Economies 

John Tahsuda

Tribes and Tribal Governments 

James Sappier

Turf Struggles: Land, Sovereignty, and Sovereign Immunity 

Catherine T. Struve

The Landowner Defendants in Indian Land Claims: Hostages to History 

Gus P. Coldebella & Mark S. Puzella

Morality and Justice 200 Years After the Fact

Arlinda Locklear

Acquiring Land Into Trust for Indian Tribes

Larry E. Scrivner

In the Absence of Title: Responding to Federal Ownership in Sacred Sites Cases 

Kristen A. Carpenter

Sovereignty, Jurisdiction, and Environmental Primacy on Tribal Lands

Douglas Luckerman

Canons of Conquest: The Supreme Court’s Attack on Tribal Sovereignty 

Joseph William Singer

Tough Love for Tribes: Rethinking Sovereignty After Atkinson and Hicks

L. Scott Gould

We Stand United Before the Court: The Tribal Supreme Court Project

Tracy Labin

The “Miner’s Canary:” A Bird’s Eye View of American Indian Law and Its Future

Steven Paul McSloy

Comment

Karuk Tribe of California v. United States: The Courts Need a History Lesson

Amy C. Brann

Notes

Palazzolo’s One-Two Punch to the Wetlands Takings Doctrine: Are Massachusetts Wetlands at Risk?

David M. Bae

Baby Teeth: An Argument in Defense of the Commission for Environmental Cooperation

Laura C. Bickel

Summer 2003

Contents

The ICTY at Ten: A Critical Assessment of the Major Rulings of the International Criminal Tribunal Over the Past Decade 

The ICTY at Ten: A Critical Assessment of the Major Rulings of the International Criminal Tribunal Over the Past Decade: Foreword

Michael P. Scharf

The Changing Jurisprudence of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia

Geoffrey R. Watson

Legitimacy and the Expanding Power of the ICTY

Gregory P. Lombardi

Reflections on Some of the Most Significant Achievements of the ICTY

Kelly D. Askin

The Legacy of the Milosevic Trial 

Michael P. Scharf 

International Criminal Proceedings and the Protection of Human Rights 

Dr. Göran Sluiter

The Evolution of Defense Counsel Appearing Before the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia

Mark S. Ellis

The ICTY and Defense Counsel: A Troubled Relationship 

David Tolbert

The Soldier’s Obligation to Die When Ordered to Shoot Civilians or Face Death Himself 

Valerie Epps 

Mens Rea and the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia 

William A. Schabas 

Looking Up, Down and Across: The ICTY’s Place in the International Legal Order 

Mark A. Drumbl

The Relationship Between Hybrid Courts and International Courts: The Case of Kosovo 

Laura A. Dickinson 

The Legacy of the ICTY: The International Criminal Court 

Leila Nadya Sadat

Comments

Becker v. FEC: Undermining the “Marketplace of Ideas”

Jennifer A. McKinnon

Bartnicki v. Vopper: Cell Phones and Throwing Stones

Daniel P. Paradis

Dahill v. Police Department of Boston: How the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Provided Handicap Discrimination Protection to Half of the State’s Population

Kevin J. Romano

Notes

Transsexual Prisoner: How Much Treatment is Enough?

Bradley A. Sultan

Zero Tolerance Policies: Fighting Drugs or Punishing Domestic Violence Victims?

Veronica L. Zoltowski

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