Past Issues

 

Vol. 34 No. 1 

Dean Robert Gilbert Johnston, Louis Biro: A Remembrance; Robert 

MacCrate, Keynote Address; Scott Brewer, On the Possibility of Necessity 

in Legal Argument: A Dilemma for Holmes and Dewey; Joel R. Cornwell, 

Languages of a Divided Kingdom: Logic and Literacy in the Writing 

Curriculum; Linda Ross Meyer, Why Barbara, Celarent, Darii, and Ferio 

Flunk out of Law School: Comment on Scott Brewer, On the Possibility of 

Necessity in Legal Argument; Elizabeth Mertz, Teaching Lawyers the 

Language of Law: Legal and Anthropological Translations; Susan F. 

Hirsch, Making Culture Visible: Comments on Elizabeth Mertz’s Teaching 

Lawyers the Language of Law: Legal and Anthropological Translations; 

Brook K. Baker, Language Acculturation Processes and Resistance to 

In“doctrine”ation in the Legal Skills Curriculum and Beyond: A 

Commentary on Mertz’s Critical Anthropology of the Socratic, Doctrinal 

Classroom; Jane B. Baron, Language Matters; Jane E. Larson, “A Good 

Story” and “The Real Story”; Kathryn M. Stanchi, Exploring the Law of 

Law Teaching: A Feminist Process; Regina Austin, Contextual Analysis, 

Race Discrimination, and Fast Food; Reginald Leamon Robinson, Race 

Consciousness: Can Thick, Legal Contextual Analysis Assist Poor, Low- 

Status Workers Overcome Discriminatory Hurdles in the Fast Food 

Industry? A Reply to Regina Austin; Charles R. Calleros, In the Spirit of 

Regina Austin’s Contextual Analysis: Exploring Racial Context in Legal 

Method, Writing Assignments and Scholarship; Sonali Das, Silencing 

Speech in the Workplace: Re-examining the Use of Specific Speech 

Injunctive Relief for Title VII Hostile Environment Work Claims; Deana 

Saxinger, Cash Balance Plans: They Work For Employers But Do They 

Work For Employees?; Angel M. Traub, The Wall is Down, Now We Build 

More: The Exclusionary Effects of Gated Communities Demand Stricter 

Burdens Under the FHA 

 

Vol. 34 No. 2 

Marshall J. Hartman & Stephen L. Richards, The Illinois Death 

Penalty: What Went Wrong?; Steven Clark, Procedural Reforms in Capital 

Cases Applied to Perjury; Sharone Levy, Righting Illinois' Wrongs: 

Suggestions for Reform and a Call for Abolition; Stephen L. Richards,  

Reasonable Doubt Redux: The Return of Substantive Criminal Appellate 

Review in Illinois; Wayne T. Westling, Something is Rotten in the 

Interrogation Room: Let's Try Video Oversight; William G. Andreozzi, 

Prohibiting the Deduction for Non-Corporate Tax Deficiency Interest: 

When Treasury Goes Too Far; Marilyn Lablaiks, Bad Medicine: ERISA's 

Equitable Remedies and the Preemption of Fundamental Legal Rights; 

Courtney Perkins, The Seattle Art Museum: A Good Faith Donee Injured 

in the Restoration of Art Stolen During World War II 

 

Vol. 34 No. 3 

Mandy DeFilippo, You Have the Right to Better Safeguards:  Looking 

Beyond Miranda in the New Millennium; Michael P. Seng, Reflections on 

When “We, the People” Kill; Stephen Brooks, Does a Life Insurance 

Subtrust Create a Prohibited Assignment Within a Qualified Plan; 

Thomas A. Gionis, Paradox on the High Seas:  Evasive Standards of 

Medical Care – Duty Without Standards of Care; A Call for the 

International Regulation of Maritime Healthcare Aboard Ships; Sarah 

Lindley, Violence and Injury in Illinois Schools:  Students Deserve a 

Remedy; Ako Miyaki-Murphy, In the Wake of Crosby v. National Foreign 

Trade Council:  The Impact Upon Selective Purchasing Legislation 

Throughout the United States 

 

Vol. 34 No. 4 

Doris Estelle Long, First, “Let’s Kill All The Intellectual Property 

Lawyer’s!”:  Musings on the Decline and Fall of the Intellectual Property 

Empire; Janice M. Mueller, Patenting Industry Standards; William T. 

Fryer, III, Trademark Product Appearance Features, United States and 

Foreign Protection Evolution:  A Need for Clarification and 

Harmonization; Donald L. Zuhn, Jr., DNA Patentability:  Shutting the 

Door to the Utility Requirement; Ted L. Field, Computer-Aided Drug 

Design Using Patented Compounds:  Infringement in Cyberspace?; Karl 

Maersch, ICANN’t Use My Domain Name?  The Real World Application of 

ICANN’s Uniform Domain-Name Dispute Resolution Policy; Jason Green, 

Is Zippo’s Sliding Scale a Slippery Slope of Uncertainty?  A Case for 

Abolishing Web Site Interactivity as a Conclusive Factor in Assessing 

Minimum Contacts in Cyberspace 

 

Vol. 35 No. 1 

John H. Clough, Federalism: The Imprecise Calculus of Dual 

Sovereignty; Karl Moltzen, The Jury Poll and a Dissenting Juror: When a 

Juror In a Criminal Trial Disavows Their Verdict in Open Court; Frances 

Howell Rudko, Pause at the Rubicon, John Marshall and Emancipation: 

Reparations in the Early National Period?; Petr Pithart, The World After 

Terrorism; April L. Foreman, Web of Manipulation: The Learned 

Intermediary Doctrine and Direct-to-Consumer Advertising on the World 

Wide Web; Anne B. Ryan, Punishing Thought: A Narrative Deconstructing 

the Interpretive Dance of Hate Crime Legislation 

 

Vol. 35 No. 2 

Dean Robert Gilbert Johnston & Sarah Lufrano, The Adversary 

System as a Means of Seeking Truth and Justice; Kimberly Carlson, When 

Cows Have Wings:  An Analysis of the OECD’s Tax Haven Work as It 

Relates to Globalization, Sovereignty and Privacy; Brandon K. Lemley,  

Effectuating Censorship:  Civic Republicanism and the Secondary Effects 

Doctrine; THIRD ANNUAL ARTHUR J. GOLDBERG CONFERENCE:  Don Turner, 

Willard A. Workman, & Ira Arlook, International Trade and Labor: 

Leveling Up or Down; FOURTH ANNUAL ARTHUR J. GOLDBERG CONFERENCE: 

Gerald E. Berendt, David Moberg, & Stephen Franklin, The Labor Strike:  

Is It Still a Useful Economic Weapon for Unions?; Benjamin B. Cotton, 

Prospecting or Cybersquatting: Registering Your Name Before Someone 

Else Does; Derek Witte, Avoiding the Un-Real Estate Deal:  Has the 

Uniform Electronic Transactions Act Gone Too Far? 

 

Vol. 35 No. 3 

Anthony M. Cabot & Robert C. Hannum, Gaming Regulation and 

Mathematics: A Marriage of Necessity; Marc D. Ginsberg, Beyond the 

Viewbox: The Radiologist’s Duty to Communicate Findings; ASSOCIATION 

OF AMERICAN LAW SCHOOLS ANNUAL MEETING: INTERNATIONAL AIDS: A 

Case Study in the Challenges of Globalization, John G. Culhane, Peter 

Kwan, Andrew L. Strauss, Allyn L. Taylor, Pierre De Vos, Mark E. 

Wojcik; Nathan W. Eckley, Reaping the Benefits of Agricultural 

Biotechnology Through Uniform Regulation; Brian M. Holt, Genetically 

Defective: Courts’ Interpretation of the Americans with Disabilities Act 

Fails to Protect Against Genetic Discrimination in the Workplace 

 

Vol. 35 No. 4 

THE FUTURE OF EMPLOYEE BENEFITS LAW: A JOHN MARSHALL LAW 

REVIEW SYMPOSIUM: Katherine J. Kennedy, A Primer on the Taxation of 

Executive Deferred Compensation Plans; Susan J. Stabile, Another Look at 

401(K) Plan Investments in Employer Securities; David A. Pratt, Pension 

Simplification; Pamela Perun, Phased Retirement Programs for the 

Twenty-First Century Workplace; Lorraine Schmall, Women and Pension 

Reform: Economic Insecurity and Old Age; Christopher E. Condeluci, 

Winning the Battle, But Losing the War: Purported Age Discrimination 

May Discourage Employers from Providing Retiree Medical Benefits; 

Gregory Pitts, E.R.I.S.A Subrogation as Interpreted Within the Seventh 

Circuit–A Roadmap for Managing First Dollar Recovery; Todd M. 

Murphy, Crossroads: Modern Contract Dissatisfaction as Applied to 

Songwriter and Recording Agreements 

 

Vol. 36 No. 1 

Molly Mosley-Goren, Jurisdictional Gerrymandering? Responding to 

Holmes Group v. Vornado Air Circulation Systems; Darin Bartholomew, 

Is Silence Golden When it Comes to Auditing: A First Amendment Focus; 

Bernard E. Nodzon, Jr., Free Speech in a Digital Economy: An Analysis of 

 How Intellectual Property Rights Have Been Elevated at the Expense of 

Free Speech; Brian J. Steffen, Ph.D., Freedom of the Private-University 

Student Press: A Constitutional Proposal; David L. Hudson, Jr. and John 

E. Ferguson, Jr., The Court’s Inconsistent Treatment of Bethel v.  Fraser 

and the Curtailment of Student Rights; David L. Hudson, Jr., Reflecting 

on the Virtual Child Porn Decision; Kristen Hudson Clayton, The Draft 

Hague Convention on Jurisdiction and Enforcement of Judgments and the 

Internet—A New Jurisdictional Framework; Lisa Petrilli, Lost Chance in  

Illinois? That May Still Be The Case; Sandra Ferson Young, An 

International Antitrust Dilemma: An Analysis of the Interaction of 

Antitrust Laws in the United States and the European Union 

 

Vol. 36 No. 2 

Kristal S. Steppich, Behind the Words: Interpreting the Hobbs Act 

Requirement of “Obtaining of Property From Another”; Casey L. Westover, 

The Twenty-Eighth Amendment: Why the Constitution Should Be 

Amended to Grant Congress the Power to Legislate in Furtherance of the 

General Welfare; Eve T. Krazewski, Overhauling the Good Faith 

Reasonable Doubt Test: Unions Should Be Obligated to Provide Annual 

Mandatory Polls to Determine Continuing Union Majority Status; Clovia 

Hamilton, University Technology Transfer and Economic Development: 

Proposed Cooperative Economic Development Agreements Under the Bayh- 

Dole Act; Pamela Edwards, Into the Abyss: How Party Autonomy Supports 

Overreaching Through the Exercise of Unequal Bargaining Power; 

Frederic R. Kellogg, Holmes, Common Law Theory, and Judicial 

Restraint; Paul Kleppetsch, In the Wake of Kyllo v. United States: The 

Future of Thermal Imaging Cameras; Peter Puchalski, Illinois 

Construction Negligence, Post-Structural Work Act: The Need for a Clear 

Legislative Mandate 

 

Vol. 36 No. 3 

Daniel Goldberg, Cornering the Market in a Post 9/11 World: The 

Future of Horizontal Restraints; Celeste M. Hammond, The 

(Pre)(As)sumed “Consent” of Commercial Binding Arbitration Contracts: 

An Empirical Study of Attitudes and Expectations of Transactional 

Lawyers; Georgette Chapman Poindexter, Impossible, Impracticable, or 

Just Expensive? Allocation of Expense of Ancillary Risk in the CMBS 

Market; Thomas C. Homburger & Timothy J. Grant, A Changing World: A 

Commercial Landlord’s Duty to Prevent Terrorist Attacks in Post- 

September 11th America, Harold L. Levine, A Day in the Life of a 

Residential Mortgage Defendant; Mark E. Wojcik & Lawrence Friedman, 

Foreword: Setting Standards: Should the Federal Circuit Give Greater 

Deference to Decisions of the U.S. Court of International Trade in 

International Trade Cases?; The Honorable Gregory W. Carman, A 

Suggested Revision of the Standard of Review That the Federal Circuit 

Applies to Appeals of Antidumping and Countervailing Duty Cases from 

the U.S. Court of International Trade; John F. Costello, Jr., Mandamus as 

a Weapon of “Class Warfare” in Sixth Amendment Jurisprudence: A Case 

Comment on United States v. Santos; Bob Madden, The Valuation of an 

Experience: A Study in Land Use Regulation 

 

Vol. 36 No. 4 

SEVENTH CIRCUIT REVIEW: Donald L. Beschle, The First Amendment 

in the Seventh Circuit: 2002; Iain D. Johnston, Survey of Seventh Circuit 

Decisions: Class Actions; Molly Mosley-Goren, Intellectual Property Law 

Decisions of the Seventh Circuit; David Anthony Rutter, Title VII 

Retaliation, A Unique Breed; Kendra Johnson Panek, Forum Selection 

Clauses in Diversity Actions; Paul Cherner & Abel Leon, Americans With 

Disabilities Act (ADA); Matthew Hector, Privacy to be Patched in Later – 

An Examination of the Decline of Privacy Rights; Anthony J. Longo, 

Agreeing to Disagree: A Balanced Solution to Whether Parties May  

Expand the Scope of Judicial Review Beyond the FAA; Donna L. Moore, 

Implementing A National Putative Father Registry by Utilizing Existing 

Federal/State Collaborative Databases 

 

Vol. 37 No. 1 

Scott Paccagnini, How Low Can You Go (Down the Ladder): The 

Vertical Reach of RICO; Lisa Lawler Gradior, Back to Basics: A Call to Re- 

evaluate the Unemployment Insurance Disqualification for Misconduct; 

Timothy E. Wind, The Quandary of Megan’s Law: When the Child Sex 

Offender is A Child; Gregory J. Wrtman, Freedom of Discrimination?: The 

Conflict Between Public Accommodations’ Freedom of Association and 

State Anti-Discrimination Laws; Kyle Murray, Assumption-of-the-Risk 

Retirement?: A Survey of Recent “Serious Consideration” Case Law; Lee 

Ann Rabe, Sticks and Stones: The First Amendment and Campus Speech 

Codes; Violeta I. Balan, Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign 

Judgments in the United States: The Need for Federal Legislation; 

Andrew J. Boyd, Righting the Canoe: Title IX and the Decline of Men’s 

Intercollegiate Athletics; Koby Bailey, Energy “Goods”: Should Article 2 of 

the Uniform Commercial Code Apply to Energy Sales in a Deregulated 

Environment? 

 

Vol. 37 No. 2 

SYMPOSIUM: MARBURY V. MADISON AND JUDICIAL REVIEW: LEGITIMACY, 

TYRANNY AND DEMOCRACY: Samuel R. Olken, Foreword; William E. 

Nelson, The Province of the Judiciary; Larry D. Kramer, The Pace and 

Cause of Change; Samuel R. Olken, The Ironies of Marbury v. Madison 

and John Marshall’s Judicial Statesmanship; Louis Michael Seidman, 

The Secret Life of the Political Question Doctrine; Thomas W. Merrill, 

Marbury v. Madison as the First Great Administrative Law Decision; 

Mark Tushnet, Constitutional Hardball; Walter Kendall, Reflections on 

Judicial Review and the Plight of the Poor in a World Where Nothing 

Works; Maria Zas, Consular Absolutism: The Need for Judicial Review in 

the Adjudication of Immigrant Visas for Permanent Residence; Jana L. 

Tibben, Family Leave Policies Trump States’ Rights: Nevada Department 

of Human Resources v. Hibbs and Its Impact on Sovereign Immunity 

Jurisprudence 

 

Vol. 37 No. 3 

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS SYMPOSIUM:  Kathryn J. Kennedy, Dedication; 

David Wray, Foreword; Donald T. Bogan, ERISA: Rethinking Firestone in 

Light of Great-West – Implications for Standard of Review and the Right 

to a Jury Trial in Welfare Benefit Claims; Ellen A. Bruce and John 

Turner, Lost Pension Money: Who is Responsible?  Who Benefits?; Mark D. 

DeBofsky, The Paradox of the Misuse of Administrative Law in ERISA 

Benefit Claims; Barry Kozak, The Cash Balance Plan: An Integral 

Component of the Defined Benefit Plan Renaissance; Steven R. Lifson, 

Practical Planning Ideas for Distributions from IRAs and Qualified Plans; 

Dana M. Muir, Counting the Cash: Disclosure and Cash Balance Plans; 

Nikolay A. Ouzounov, Keeping Employees’ Trust: The Rocky Road Ahead 

for Pension Plan Trustees; Mary Ann Leuthner, Need for a Ceasefire in the 

War on the Workers: Restoring the Balance and Hope of the National 

Labor Relations Act; Margaret C. McGrath, Insulin-Dependen Diabetes 

and Access to Treatment in the Workplace: The Failure of the Americans  

with Disabilities Act to Provide Protection; Allison Cychosz, The 

Effectiveness of International Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights 

 

Vol. 37 No. 4 

Julie Spanbauer, Dedication; Jeremy Colby, SWANCC: Full of Sound 

and Fury, Signifying Nothing…Much?; Kevin M. McDonald, Separations, 

Blowouts, and Fallout: A Treadise on the Regulatory Aftermath of the 

Ford-Firestone Tire Recall; Nikolay A. Ouzounov, Facing the Challenge: 

Corruption, State Capture and the Role of Multinational Business; Julie 

Campagna, United Nations Norms on the Responsibilities of 

Transnational Corporations and Other Business Enterprises With Regard 

to Human Rights: The International Community Asserts Binding Law on 

the Global Rule Makers; Andrew J. Boyd, Medical Marijuana and 

Personal Autonomy; Timothy O’ Brien, A Dollar Short: The Impact of the 

CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 on Illinois Businesses; Anita Schausten, 

Retaliation Against Third Parties: A Potential Loophole in Title VII’s 

Discrimination Protection; Andrzej Niekrasz, The Past is Another 

Country: Against the Retroactive Applicability of the Foreign Sovereign 

Immunities Act to Pre-1952 Conduct; Andrea Evensen, “Don’t Let the Sun 

Go Down on Me:” An In-Depth Look at Opportunistic Business Method 

Patent Licensing and a Proposed Solution to Allow Small-Defendant 

Business Method Users to Sing a Happier Tune 

 

Vol. 38 No. 1 

SYMPOSIUM: REAL ESTATE IN BANKRUPTCY: A LOOK BACK FOR A BETTER 

LOOK FORWARDS:  Michael Bartolic, Dedication; Erin N. Graham, 

Dedication; Jennifer Hagberg, Dedication; Celeste M. Hammond, 

Foreword; Douglas G. Baird, Remembering Pine Gate; A. Mechele 

Dickerson, Bankruptcy and Mortgage Lending: The Homeowner Dilemma; 

Paul B. Lewis, 203 N. LaSalle Five Years Later: Answers to the Open 

Questions; Robert M. Zinman, Precision in Statutory Drafting: The 

Qualitech Quagmire and the Sad History of Section 365(h) of the 

Bankruptcy Code; Gerald F. Munitz, Treatment of Real Property Liens in 

Bankruptcy Cases; Paul L. Hammann & John C. Murray, Creditors’ 

Rights Risk: A Title Insurer’s Perspective; Brian Bassett, How to Keep the 

Lights On: An Exploration of the Abrogation of Wholesale Energy 

Contracts; Timothy Scahill, The Domestic Security Enhancement Act of 

2003: A Glimpse Into a Post-Patriot Act Approach to Combating Domestic 

Terrorism; Jeffrey Stephen Sobek, Balancing Individual Privacy Rights 

and the Rights of Trademark Owners in Access to the WHOIS 

 

Vol. 38 No. 2 

Scott Fruehwald, The Boundary of Personal Jurisdiction: The “Effects 

Test” and the Protection of Crazy Horse’s Name; Floyd Weatherspoon, 

Racial Profiling of African-American Males: Stopped, Searched, and 

Stripped of Constitutional Protection; Troy L. Booher, Finding Religion for 

The First Amendment; Sue Ann Mota, Global Antitrust Enforcement: The 

Sherman Act Does Not Apply Without Any Direct Domestic Effect, but 

Discovery Assistance May Be Available to a Foreign Tribunal, According 

to The U.S. Supreme Court; Virginia F. Milstead, State Sovereign 

Immunity and the Plaintiff State: Does the Eleventh Amendment Bar 

Removal of Actions Filed in State Court?; Bruce Epperson, Permitted but 

Not Intended: Boub v. Township of Wayne, Municipal Tort Immunity in  

Illinois, and the Right to Local Travel; James C. Munson & Christi J. 

Guerrini, Avoidable Due Process Confusion: Special Use Hearings in 

Illinois After Klaeren; Cecil C. Kuhne, III, Rethinking Campaign-Finance 

Reform: The Pressing Need for Deregulation and Disclosure; Jeffrey D. 

Waltuck, Remaining Silent: A Right With Consequences; Nathan Wilda, 

David Pays for Goliath’s Mistakes: The Costly Effect Sarbanes-Oxley Has 

on Small Companies 

 

Vol. 38 No. 3 

Donald T. Bogan, ERISA: State Regulation of Insured Plans After 

Davila; Richard Ehrhart, Section 409A-Treasury “Newspeak” Lost in the 

“Briar Patch”; Albert Feuer, When Are Releases of Claims for ERISA Plan 

Benefits Effective?; Nell Hennessy, Follow the Money: ERISA Plan 

Investments in Mutual Funds and Insurance; Craig C. Martin & Elizabeth 

L. Fine, ERISA Stock Drop Cases: An Evolving Standard; James L. 

Daniels, Violating the Inviolable: Firearm Industry Retroactive 

Exemptions and the Need for a New Test for Overreaching Federal 

Prohibitions; Paula Jacobi, Pharmaceutical Tort Liability: A Justifiable 

Nemesis to Drug Innovation and Access; Megan McCoy, “Who’s The 

Boss?”: An Analytical and Practical Approach to Determine the “Employer” 

in a Defined Contribution Qualified Retirement Plan; Zubaida Qazi, In the 

Wake of Gratz v. Bollinger: Standing on Thin Ice; Patrick Walsh, 

Stemming the Tide of Stem Cell Research: The Bush Compromise 

 

Vol. 38 No. 4 

Louis J. Virelli III, Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, Don’t Work: The 

Discriminatory Effect of Veterans’ Preferences on Homosexuals; Matthew 

R. Schreck, Preventing “You’ve Got Mail”™ From Meaning “You’ve Been 

Served”: How Service of Process by E-Mail Does Not Meet Constitutional 

Procedural Due Process Requirements; Nsongurua J. Udombana, A 

Question of Justice: The WTO, Africa, and Countermeasures for Breaches 

of International Trade Obligations; Jason A. Abel, Balancing a Burning 

Cross: The Court and Virginia v. Black; Professor Ralph Ruebner, The 

Evolving Nature of the Crime of Genocide; Mark W. Bina, Private Military 

Contractor Liability and Accountability After Abu Ghraib; Joan Colson, 

Rule of Ethics or Substantive Law: Who Controls an Individual’s Right to 

Choose a Lawyer in Today’s Corporate Enviornment; Robert W. Gray, The 

Applicability of Constructive Eviction, Implied Warranty of Habitability, 

Common-Law Fraud, and the Consumer Fraud Act to Omissions of 

Material Facts in a Commercial Lease; Daniel B. Roth, Campaign Finance 

Reform, Electioneering Communications, and the First Amendment: 

Resuscitating the Third Exception 

 

Vol. 39 No. 1 

Sandra Liss Friedman & Helena D. Sullivan, Optrex and the 

Attorney-Client Privilege: Implications and Potential Significance; 

Munford Page Hall, II, Remands in Trade Adjustment Assistance Cases; 

Patricia M. McCarthy, An Importer’s Election: Whether to Invoke Attorney 

Advice in Defense or to Preserve Privilege; John B. Pellegrini, What Does  

Optrex Mean for the Customs Bar?; Stuart M. Rosen, Jennifer J. Rhodes, 

& W. Andrew Ryu, Preliminary Injunctions: A Respondent’s Perspective; 

Jeffrey M. Telep, Injunctions Against Liquidation in Trade Remedy Cases: 

A Petitioners’ View; Elizabeth C. Seastrum & Matthew D. Walden; 

Adjudicating International Trade Cases at the U.S. Commerce 

Department: Endless Remand or Balanced Resolve?; Michael P. DiNatale, 

Patients Beware: Preemption of Common Law Claims Under the Medical 

Device Amendments; Lisa M. Fealk-Stickler, Regulating the Regulators: 

The Impact of FDA Regulation on Corporations’ First Amendment Rights; 

Meghan Riley, American Courts are Drowning in the “Gene 

Pool”:Excavating the Slippery Slope Mechanisms Behind Judicial 

Endorsement of DNA Databases; Nimalka Wickramasekera, Public Use or 

Experimental Use: Are Clinical Trials Susceptible to Another Attack 

Similar to That in Smithkline Beecham Corp. v. Apotex Corp.? 

 

Vol. 39 No. 2 

Debra Pogrund Stark, Foreword; Debra Pogrund Stark, Navigating 

Residential Attorney Approvals: Finding a Better Judicial North Star; Jon 

Romberg, The Hybrid Class Action as Judicial Spork: Managing 

Individual Rights in a Stew of Common Wrong; Darlene C. Goring, The 

History of Slave Marriage in the United States; Robin A. Boyle, Law 

Students with Attention Deficit Disorder: How to Reach Them, How to 

Teach Them; Dean A. Strang, Felons, Guns, and the Limits of Federal 

Power; Gregory Crespi, Valuation in Cost-Benefit Analysis: Choosing 

Between Offer Prices and Asking Prices as the Appropriate Measure of 

Willingness to Pay; Douglas Kash and Matthew Indrisano, In the Service 

of Secrets: The U.S. Supreme Court Revisits Totten; Kaycee Hopwood, 

“For It’s One, Two, Three Strikes, You’re Out . . .”; Jessica Butterfield, 

Blue Mourning: Postpartum Psychosis and the Criminal Insanity Defense, 

Waking to the Reality of Women Who Kill Their Children; Ruth Yacona, 

Manson v. Brathwaite: The Supreme Court’s Misunderstanding of 

Eyewitness Identification 

 

Vol. 39 No. 3 

Honorable William J. Bauer, Dedication; Priscilla E. Ryan, Foreword; 

Justin Cummins and Meg Luger Nikolai, ERISA Reform in a Post-Enron 

World; Craig C. Martin, Matthew J. Renaud & Omar R. Akbar, What’s up 

on Stock-Drops? Moench Revisited; Mark Casciari and Ian Morrison, 

Should the Securities Exchange Act be the Sole Federal Remedy for an 

ERISA Fiduciary Misrepresentation of the Value of Public Employer 

Stock?; David Pratt, Standards of Practice for Pension Practitioners; Paul 

M. Secunda, Inherent Attorney Conflicts of Interest Under ERISA: Using 

the Model Rules of Professional Conduct to Discourage Joint 

Representation of Dual Role Fiduciaries; Alison McMorran Sulentic, Can 

Systems Analysis Help Us to Understand C.O.B.R.A.?: A Challenge to 

Employment-Based Health Insurance; Larry Grudzien, The Great 

Vanishing Benefit, Employer Provided Retiree Medical Benefits: The 

Problem And Possible Solutions; Colleen E. Medill, Resolving The Judicial 

Paradox Of “Equitable” Relief Under ERISA Section 502(A)(3); John F. 

Hiltz, Uniform Laws or State Immunity? The Constitutionality of Section  

106(a) After Seminole; Ezra Spilke, Adjudicated on the Merits?: Why the 

AEDPA Requires State Courts to Exhibit Their Reasoning; Jeffrey 

Hoskins, Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress: Recovery is 

Foreseeable 

 

Vol. 39 No. 4 

Mark L. Jones, Fundamental Dimensions of Law and Legal 

Education: An Historical Framework – A History of U.S. Legal Education 

Phase I: From the Founding of the Republic Until the 1860s; Richard H.W. 

Maloy, The “Priority Statute” – The United States’  “Ace-in-the-Hole”; 

Jeffrey A. Parness, No Genetic Ties, No More Fathers: Voluntary 

Acknowledgment Rescissions and Other Paternity Disestablishments 

Under Illinois Law; Paul A. Clark, Limiting the Presidency to Natural 

Born Citizens Violates Due Process; Frank Adams, Why Legislative 

Findings Can Pad-Lock Redistricting Plans in Racial-Gerrymandering 

Cases; Walter M. Frank, Making our Congressional Elections More 

Competitive; A Proposal for a Limited Number of Statewide At-Large 

Elections in Our More Populous States; Vasiliki Agorianitis, Being 

Daphne’s Mom: An Argument for Valuing Companion Animals as 

Companions; Timothy Tommaso, Disparate Impact and the ADEA: So, 

Who is Going to be in the Comparison Group?; Benjamin Burnham, 

Hitching a Ride: Every Time You Take a Drive, the Government is Riding 

With You; Renee Labuz, Shareholders’ Rights to a Cause of Action Under  

the Investment Company Act of 1940 Following Exxon Mobil v. Allapattah 

 

Vol. 40 No. 1 

L. Darnell Weeden, Hurricane Katrina and the Toxic Torts 

Implications of Environmental Injustice in New Orleans; Amy D. Ronner, 

Dostoyevsky and the Therapeutic Jurisprudence Confession; Steven M. 

Puiszis, Developing Trends with the Class Action Fairness Act of 2005; 

Surabhi Ranganathan, Reconceptualizing the Boundaries of 

“Humanitarian” Assistance: “What’s in a Name” or “The Importance of 

Being ‘Earnest’”?; Reuven (Ruvi) Ziegler, The French “Headscarves Ban”: 

Intolerance or Necessity?; Justin R. Watkins, Always Low Prices, Always 

at a Cost: A Call to Arms Against the Wal-Martization of America; Jessica 

Lynn Mok O’Neill, If You Love Me Dear, Please Sign Here: Will the “Love 

Contract” Play a Role in Protecting Employers from Sexual Harassment 

Liability?; John Heintz, Political Currency and Hard Currency: The No 

Child Left Behind Act Turns Three; Andrea Koklys, Second Chance for 

Justice: Reevaluation of the United States Double Jeopardy Standard 

 

Vol. 40 No. 2 

REAL ESTATE LAW SYMPOSIUM: Celeste M. Hammond, Foreword; 

Richard H. Chused, The Roots of Jack Spring v. Little; Mary Spector, 

Tenant Stories: Obstacles and Challenges Facing Tenants Today; Mary 

Marsh Zulack, If You Prompt Them, They Will Rule: The Warranty of 

Habitability Meets New Court Information Systems; Robert G. Schwemm, 

Why Do Landlords Still Discriminate (and What Can Be Done About It)?; 

Lloyd T. Wilson, Jr., The Beloved Community: The Influence and Legacy  

of Personalism in the Quest for Housing and Tenants’ Rights; David L. 

Callies and Christopher T. Goodin, The Status of Nollan v. California 

Coastal Commission and Dolan v. City of Tigard after Lingle v. Chevron 

U.S.A., Inc.; Dale A. Whitman, Deconstructing Lingle: Implications for 

Takings Doctrine; Richard A. Epstein, From Penn Central to Lingle: The 

Long Backwards Road; Debra Pogrund Stark, How Do You Solve a 

Problem Like in Kelo?; William Glunz, Granholm v. Heald: The Twenty- 

First Amendment Takes Another Hit – Where Do States Go from Here?; 

Amanda Draper, Identity Theft: Plugging the Massive Data Leaks with a 

Stricter Nationwide Breach-Notification Law; Robert Connolly, 

Legitimizing Private Placement Broker-Dealers Who Deal with Private 

Investment Funds: A Proposal for a New Regulatory Regime and a 

Limited Exception to Registration 

 

Vol. 40 No. 3 

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS LAW SYMPOSIUM: Kathryn L. Moore, Foreword; 

Alison McMorran Sulentic, Secrets, Lies & ERISA: The Social Ethics of 

Misrepresentations and Omissions in Summary Plan Descriptions; David 

Pratt, The Past, Present and Future of Health Care Reform: Can It 

Happen?; Mark D. DeBofsky, What Process Is Due in the Adjudication of 

ERISA Claims?; Craig C. Martin & Joshua Rafsky, The Pension Protection 

Act of 2006: An Overview of Sweeping Changes in the Law Governing 

Retirement Plans; Barry Kozak & Joshua Waldbeser, Much Ado About the 

Meaning of “Benefit Accrual”: The Issue of Age Discrimination in Hybrid 

Cash Balance Plan Qualification Is Dying but Not Yet Dead; Kathryn L. 

Moore, Book Review: The Battle for Social Security: From FDR’s Vision to 

Bush’s Gamble, Nancy J. Altman; Albert Feuer, Who Is Entitled to 

Survivor Benefits from ERISA Plans?; Adrienne Detanico, Banning 

Smoking in Chicago’s Social Scene: Protecting Labor and Broadening 

Public Health Policy; Bonny Bumiller, Legalized Gaming and Political 

Contributions: When the Diceman Cometh, Will Corruption Goeth? 

 

Vol. 40 No. 4 

GAMING LAW SYMPOSIUM: Heidi McNeil Staudenmaier & Ruth K. 

Khalsa, Theseus, the Labyrinth, and the Ball of String: Navigating the 

Regulatory Maze to Ensure Enforceability of Tribal Gaming Contracts; I. 

Nelson Rose, Gambling and the Law®: The International Law of Remote 

Wagering; Anthony N. Cabot & Louis V. Csoka, Fantasy Sports: One Form 

of Mainstream Wagering in the United States; William N. Thompson, 

Robert W. Stocker, II & Peter J. Kulick, Remedying the Lose-Lose Game of 

Compulsive Gambling: Voluntary Exclusions, Mandatory Exclusions, or 

an Alternative Method?; D. Michael McBride, III & H. Leonard Court, 

Labor Regulation, Union Avoidance and Organized Labor Relations 

Strategies on Tribal Lands: New Indian Gaming Strategies in the Wake of 

San Manuel Band of Indians v. National Labor Relations Board; Cory 

Aronovitz & Jon Topolewski, Casenote: The Emerald Casino Fiasco; Anne 

Skrodzki, Signing Statements and the New Supreme Court: The Future of 

Presidential Expression; Christine Niemczyk, Boxing Out Big Box 

Retailers: The Legal and Social Impact of Big Box Living Wage 

Legislation; Michael Hopkins, Hemlock in the Marketplace: How Freedom 

of the Press for College Newspapers Poisons the First Amendment; Ronald 

Neroda, A Winner for the Windy City: A Comment in Support of 

Establishing a Land-Based Casino in the City of Chicago 

 

Vol. 41 No. 1 

Michel Rosenfeld, Dedication; Philip K. Hamilton, Should Statements 

Made by Patients During Psychotherapy Fall Within the Medical 

Treatment Hearsay Exception? An Interdisciplinary Critique; Carl J. 

Circo, Placing the Commercial and Economic Loss Problem in the 

Construction Industry Context; Keith H. Beyler, Expert Testimony 

Disclosure Under Federal Rule 26: A Proposed Amendment; Cristina 

Rodríguez, The FDA Preamble: A Backdoor to Federalization of 

Prescription Warning Labels?; William R. Everding, “Heads-I-Win, Tails- 

You-Lose”: The Predicament Legitimate Small Entities Face post eBay and 

the Essential Role of Willful Infringement in the Four-Factor Permanent 

Injunction Analysis; Natalie Hinton, Curing the BOP Plague with Booker: 

Addressing Inadequate Medical Treatment in the Bureau of Prisons; Joe 

O’Brien, Is Chicago’s Plan for Transformation Promoting Integration or 

Reinforcing Segregation? 

 

Vol. 41 No. 2 

Michael A. Pollard & Ann Lousin, Dedication; Daniel B. Bogart, Good 

Faith and Fair Dealing in Commercial Leasing: The Right Doctrine in the 

Wrong Transaction; Megan E. Mowry, Discriminatory Pay and Title VII: 

Filing a Timely Claim; James R. Alexander, Roth at Fifty: Reconsidering 

the Common Law Antecedents of American Obesity Doctrine; Allan L. 

Karnes, Terminating Maintenance Payments when an Ex-Spouse 

Cohabitates in Illinois: When is Enough Enough?; Mark D. Ginsberg & 

Tricia E. McVicker, Not for the Faint of Heart: Does a Hospital Owe a 

Duty to Warn a Squeamish Visitor?; Eugene Goryunov, All Rights 

Reserved: Does Google's "Image Search" Infringe Vested Exclusive Rights 

Granted Under the Copyright Law?; Laura C. Howard, Live Alienation: 

One Super-Promoter Eliminates Competition, Concert Fans Pay the Price, 

and the Sherman Act Waits in the Wings; Scott Velasquez, There Ain't No 

Such Thing as a Free Lunch: A Look at State Gift Disclosure Laws and the 

Effect on Pharmaceutical Company Marketing; Dustin Fisher, Selling the 

Payments: Predatory Lending Goes Primetime 

 

Vol. 41 No. 3 

CLEAR SYMPOSIUM: Amy Keller, Dedication; Kathryn Kennedy, 

Dedication; Nancee Alexa Barth, Foreword; John Decker, The Mission of 

the Criminal Law Edit, Alignment and Reform Commission (CLEAR): An 

Introductory Commentary; Judge Michael P. Toomin, Second Degree 

Murder and Attempted Murder: CLEAR's Efforts to Maneuver the 

Slippery Slope; Timothy P. O'Neill, The CLEAR Initiative and Mental 

States: 1½ Problems Solved; Theodore A. Gottfried & Peter G. Baroni, 

Presumptions, Inferences, and Strict Liability in Illinois Criminal Law: 

Preempting the Presumption of Innocence; Terri L. Mascherin, Andrew 

Vail, & Jennifer L. Dlugosz,  Reforming the Illinois Criminal Code: Where 

the CLEAR Commission Stopped Short of Its Goals; John J. Cullerton, 

Kirk W. Dillard, James B. Durkin, Robert S. Molaro & Peter G. Baroni, 

The Illinois Criminal Code of 2009: Providing Clarity in the Law; Nancee 

Alexa Barth, "I'd Grab at Anything.  And I'd Forget."  Domestic Violence 

Victim Testimony After Davis v. Washington; Michael Duffy, 

Nontestimonial Declarations Against Penal Interest: Eschewing the 

Corroboration Requirement for Inculpatory Statements After Crawford 

 

 

Vol. 41 No. 4 

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS LAW SYMPOSIUM: William S. Weltman, Dedication 

of Issue to Dean Emeritus Fred F. Herzog; Ann M. Lousin, Remarks at 

Memorial Service for Dean Emeritus Fred F. Herzog; Gerald E. Berendt, 

Herzog Memorial Service: Fred's Life; Jonathan Berry Forman, Foreword; 

Joshua Waldbeser, Case Note: Golden Gate Restaurant Association v. City 

and County of San Francisco: Setting the Stage for Supreme Court Review 

of the Most Important Preemption Matter in the History of ERISA; Debra 

A. Davis, How Much is Enough?  Giving Fiduciaries and Participants 

Adequate Information About Plan Expenses; Craig C. Martin, Matthew J. 

Renaud, & Douglas A. Sondgeroth, Yeaka Boom: Coming Developments in 

ERISA Litigation Due to Social, Demographic, and Financial Pressures 

From the Baby Boom Generation; Kathryn L. Moore, The Future of Social 

Security: Principles to Guide Reform; David Pratt, Retirement in a Defined 

Contribution Era: Making the Money Last; John Sanchez, The Vesting, 

Modification, and Financing of Public Retiree Health Benefits in Light of 

New Accounting Rules; Yves Stevens, European and American Issues in 

Employee Benefits Law Compared; Aimee Deverall, Make the Dream a 

Reality: Why Passing the Dream Act is the Logical First Step in Achieving 

Comprehensive Immigration Reform; Christopher L. Dore, What to Do 

With Omar Khadr?  Putting a Child Soldier on Trial: Questions of 

International Law, Juvenile Justice, and Moral Culpability 

 

Vol. 42 No. 1 

Michael J. Kasper, Magic Words and Millionaires: The Supreme 

Court's Assault on Campaign Funding; Kali Murray, First Things, First: 

A Principled Approach to Patent Administrative Law; Barnett P. 

Ruttenberg & Thomas Gianturco, An Analysis of the Contraction of 

Limited Tort Immunity for Recreational Liability in Illinois; Robert 

Sprague, Orwell was an Optimist: The Evolution of Privacy in the United 

States and Its De-Evolution for American Employees; Pamela Begaj, An 

Analysis of Historical and Legal Sanctuary and a Cohesive Approach to 

the Current Movement; Michael DeMarino, Rule 2019: The Debtor's New 

Weapon; Adam Doeringer, Rehabilitating Juvenile Sex Offenders with a 

Life Sentence; Katherine Zogas, The Clean Water Act's Antidegradation 

Policy: Has It Been "Dumped"? 

 

Vol. 42 No. 2 

Editorial Board 2008-2009, Dedication of issue to Chief Justice 

Thomas R. Fitzgerald; Michael L. Closen & Charles N. Faerber, The Case 

That There is a Common Law Duty of Notaries Public to Create and 

Preserve Detailed Journal Records of Their Official Acts; Mark J. 

Sundahl, The Living Constitution of Ancient Athens:  A Comparative 

Perspective on the Originalism Debate; Catherine R. Caifano, When the 

Music Stops, Why Not Require Certain Title VII Plaintiffs to Find a Chair 

on Which to Rest Their Complaint?; Michael R. Pieczonka, The Largest 

Loophole in Federal Tax Law: Preferential Capital Gain Treatment for 

Private Equity and Hedge Fund Managers’ Carried Interests; Ghazal 

Sharifi, Is the Door Open or Closed? Evaluating the Future of the Federal 

Medical Peer-Review Privilege 

 

Vol. 42 No. 3 

ORGANIZING AND LAW IN THE OBAMA ERA: COMMEMORATING THE 100TH 

ANNIVERSARY OF SAUL ALINSKY’S BIRTH:  Ghazal Sharifi, Dedication to 

Belle R. and Joseph H. Braun; Walter J. Kendall III, Foreward—Alinsky 

Conference; Corey S. Shdaimah, Lawyers and the Power of Community: 

The Story of South Ardmore; Scott L. Cummings, Commentary—A 

Pragmatic Approach to Law and Organizing: A Comment on “The Story of 

South Ardmore”; Gerald N. Rosenberg, Saul Alinsky and the Litigation 

Campaign to Win the Right to Same-Sex Marriage; Laura Beth Nielsen, 

Social Movements, Social Process: A Response to Gerald Rosenberg; Peter 

Dreier, Organizing in the Obama Era: A Progressive Moment or a New 

Progressive Era?; Barbara L. Bezdek, Alinsky’s Prescription: Democracy 

Alongside Law; Scott N. Gilbert, You Can Move in But You Can’t Stay: To 

Protect Occupancy Rights After Halprin, the Fair Housing Act Needs to Be 

Amended to Prohibit Post-Acquisition Discrimination; Lisa K. Johnson, 

The IRS’s Flawed Solution to the Controversy over Deductable Claims 

Against the Estate and the Necessity for a Date-of-Death Standard; 

Kimberly Wise, Peering into the Judicial Magic Eight Ball: Arbitrary 

Decisions in the Area of Juror Removal 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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