Engage Volume 5, Issue 1, April 2004

Administrative Law & Regulation

• Independent Peer Review: The Sine Qua Non of Information Quality by Jeffrey Ladik

Civil Rights

• Gay Marriage and the Federal Judicial Confirmation Process by Brian J. Murray & David S. Petron
• Minority Job Fairs for Law Students by Roger Clegg
  

Corporations

• A Comment on the SEC’s Shareholder Access Proposal by Stephen Bainbridge
• An Uncertain Trumpet: Delaware Hears the Call of Corporate Governance Reform by Daniel Fisher
• The SEC’s Proposed Shareholder Nomination Rules: A Dialogue by Joseph McLaughlin

Criminal Law & Procedure

• Supreme Court Preview: Fine-Tuning Miranda by Kent Scheidegger

Environmental Law & Property Rights

• Berman and Beyond: The Misuse of Blight Laws and Eminent Domain by Scott Bullock

Federalism & Separation of Powers

• Controlling the “Fourth Branch”: The Fight Against Agency Capture May be a Losing Battle by C. Boyden Gray
• Is There a Duty to Make Judicial Recess Appointments? by Todd Gaziano
• Salerno v. Chevron: What to Do About Statutory Challenges by Stuart Buck

Financial Services & E-Commerce

• Basel II Moves Global Banking Toward Self-Regulation by Charles M. Miller
• The SEC’s New Compliance Procedure Rule for Investment Advisers: When Procedure Becomes Substance by Frederick L. White

Free Speech & Election Law

• Selections from the 2003 National Lawyers Convention: Campaign Finance Reform in the Supreme Court
• Child Pornography and the Slippery Slopes of Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition by Hon. A. Raymond Randolph

Intellectual Property

• Knorr-Bremse: An Opportunity to Modify the Opinion of Counsel Defense in Patent Law by Arun Chandra
• Public Choice, Patents, and the FTC: Comments on the Commission’s October 2003 Report on the Interface Between Patents and Antitrust by F. Scott Kieff

International & National Security Law

• The Campaign to “De-Weaponize” Space: Why America Needs to Defend our Space Assets and Our Right to Deploy a Space-Based ABM System by Robert F. Turner

Labor & Employment Law

• Making Windows into Litigants’ Souls: The Pernicious Potential of Gilpin v. AFSCME by W. James Young
• Federalism and ERISA: A Return to First Principles by Michael J. Collins

Litigation

• Silica Litigation: Controls are Needed to Curb the Potential for Unwarranted Claims by Victor E. Schwartz, Leah Lorber & Emily Laird
• Guidance on e-Discovery in Federal Courts Percolating Out of the Civil Rules Advisory Committee by Donald A. Daugherty Jr.
• Mississippi’s New Limitations on the Discovery of Electronic Data by John P. Sneed & Justin L. Matheny
• Arbitration or Class Actions: Can the Courts Provide Access to Justice? by Edward C. Anderson

Professional Responsibility

• Judicial Impartiality and Judicial Campaign Contributions: Examining the Data by Ronald D. Rotunda
• Maryland Considers Adopting an Attorney Speech Code by Scott R. Haiber

Religious Liberties

• The Prodigal Argument: McCollum v. Board of Education by Gerard V. Bradley

Telecommunications

• The FCC Issues a Groundbreaking Decision to Allow Spectrum Leasing by R. Edward Price

Book Reviews

• Coercing Virtue: The Worldwide Rule of Judges by Robert H. Bork Reviewed by William H. Pryor Jr.
• You Can’t Say That!: The Growing Threat to Civil Liberties from Antidiscrimination Laws by David E. Bernstein
  Reviewed by Thor L. Halvorssen
• Substantial Similarity in Copyright Law by Robert C. Osterberg & Eric C. Osterberg Reviewed by David L. Applegate
• Academic Legal Writing: Law Review Articles, Student Notes, and Seminar Papers by Eugene Volokh Reviewed by Reid Alan Cox