Engage Volume 10, Issue 3, November 2009

*Online-Only Issue* 

CIVIL RIGHTS

• Two Civil Rights Decisions Close Out Supreme Court's 2008 Term by Christian J. Ward & Edward C. Dawson
• Incorporating Gun Rights: A Second Round in the Chamber for the Second Amendment by Kenneth A. Klukowski
• Getting Beyond Guns: Context for the Coming Debate over Privileges or Immunities by Clark M. Neily III & Robert J. McNamara

CORPORATIONS

• Looks Can Be Deceiving: Holdout Litigation Under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act by Saloni Kantaria
• Judicial Review of Mutual Fund Advisory Fees: Reliance on Markets or Statutory Language? by Joanne T. Medero                       

CRIMINAL LAW & PROCEDURE

• Miranda with an English Accent by Lauren J. Altdoerffer
• Whither the Rule of Lenity by Dan Levin & Nathaniel Stewart

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW & PROPERTY RIGHTS

• Ripening Federal Property Rights Claims by J. David Breemer
• The Supreme Court and the Judicial Takings Doctrine by Steven Geoffrey Gieseler & Nicholas M. Gieseler

FINANCIAL SERVICES & E-COMMERCE

• The Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act by Stephen M. Bainbridge
• The Financial Reform Plan: What It Means for Insurance Companies by Laura Kotelman

FREE SPEECH & ELECTION LAW

• A Cold Breeze in California: ProtectMarriage Reveals the Chilling Effect of Campaign Finance Disclosure on Ballot Measure Issue Advocacy by Stephen R. Klein
• Attack Ballot Issue Disclosure Root and Branch: Comment on A Cold Breeze in California: ProtectMarriage Reveals the Chilling Effect of Campaign Finance Disclosure on Ballot Measure Issue Advocacy by Steve Simpson
• Rebuttal to Steve Simpson's Response to A Cold Breeze in California: ProtectMarriage Reveals the Chilling Effect of Campaign Finance Disclosure on Ballot Measure Issue Advocacy by Stephen R. Klein
• Politics for Professionals Only: Ballot Measures, Campaign Finance "Reform," and the First Amendment by Dick M. Carpenter, Jeffrey Milyo & John K. Ross

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

• Qui-tam-osaurus, the Statutory Dinosaur: Evolution or Extinction for the Qui Tam Patent False Marking Statute? by Trevor K. Copeland & Laura A. Lydigsen
• Nashville in Africa: Intellectual Property Law, Creative Industries, and Development by Mark Schultz & Alec van Gelder

INTERNATIONAL & NATIONAL SECURITY LAW

• The Fourth Amendment Goes to War by Robert J. Delahunty

LITIGATION

• Constitutional Limits on Punitive Damages: An Evaluation of the Role of Economic Theory in Prescribing Constitutional Constraints on Punitive Damage Awards by Dorothy Henderson Shapiro
• A Wave of ADA Public Accommodation Lawsuits Moves from Florida and California to the Rest of the United States by Gregory P. McGuire

PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY & LEGAL EDUCATION

• Government Ethics in President Obama's First Year: A Preliminary Assessment by Richard W. Painter

RELIGIOUS LIBERTIES

• Why the Supreme Court Has Fashioned Rules of Standing Unique to the Establishment Clause by Carl H. Esbeck
• Smith, Stormans, and the Future of Free Exercise: Applying the Free Exercise Clause to Targeted Laws of General Applicability by Mark L. Rienzi

Book Reviews

• Federalism: Political Identity and Tragic Compromise by Malcolm M. Feeley & Edward Rubin Reviewed by George D. Brown
• Regulation by Litigation by Andrew P. Morriss, Bruce Yandle & Andrew Dorchak Reviewed by Margaret A. Little