Engage Volume 6, Issue 2, October 2005

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW & REGULATION

• What Will the Government Do With Your Confidential Pricing Information Once You Enter Into A Federal Contract? by Patricia H. Becker

CIVIL RIGHTS

• Colwell v. United States Department of Health and Human Services: Feds Order Physicians and Health Care Providers to Provide Free Language Translation Services to Limited English Proficient Patients by Sharon L. Browne

CORPORATIONS, SECURITIES & ANTITRUST

• What if Judge Bork had become Justice Bork? by David Balto
• United Stated v. Dentsply International: Putting Teeth into Exclusive-Dealing Claims? by John K. Bush

CRIMINAL LAW & PROCEDURE

• Johnson v. California: When Does “All” Mean “All?” by Tom Gede

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW & PROPERTY RIGHTS

• The Supreme Court’s Property Rights Cases by Steven J. Eagle
• California Geothermal Law and its Impacts on Thermophile Biodiversity by Tiffany Grant

FEDERALISM & SEPARATION OF POWERS

• Ten Reasons Why the Ninth Circuit Should Be Split by Diarmuid F. O’Scannlain
• Toward a Simpler Standard for Abrogating Sovereign Immunity by William E. Thro

FINANCIAL SERVICES & E-COMMERCE

• The Undue Burdens of the Bank Secrecy Act by James M. Rockett
• A Dissenting View: Some Guarded Optimism on Combating Terrorists’ Money Laundering by Warren Belmar & Andrew Cochran

FREE SPEECH & ELECTION LAW

• The Help America Vote Act of 2002 - A Statutory Primer by Hans A. von Spakovsky

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

• How Intellectual Property Became Controversial: NGOs and the New International IP Agenda by Mark F. Schultz & David B. Walker

INTERNATIONAL & NATIONAL SECURITY LAW

• The DREAM Act: Tapping an Overlooked Pool of Home-Grown Talent to Meet Military Enlistment Needs by Margaret D. Stock
• Let Our National Interest Guide Our Immigration Policy by Austin T. Fragomen, Lynn Shotwell & Patrick Shen
• Redeeming Gitmo: The U.S. Can Take Steps to Rise Above the Guantanamo Bay Controversy by Glenn Sulmasy

LABOR & EMPLOYMENT LAW

• The Fiduciary-Beneficiary Exception to the Attorney-Client Privilege as Applied to the Duty of Fair Representation Owed to Union Non-members by James J. Plunckett

LITIGATION

• Grable’s Quiet Revolution: The Revival of Substantial Federal Question Jurisdiction by Brian P. Brooks & Sarah A. Goldfrank
• California Supreme Court Both Limits and Extends Punitive Damages by Don Willenburg & Raymond J. Tittmann 

PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY

• Letters to Senator Arlen Specter, Chairman, U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee by Ronald D. Rotunda, Thomas D. Morgan, Stephen Gillers, David Luban & Steven Lubet

RELIGIOUS LIBERTIES

• Nothing to Stand On: “Offended Observers” and the Ten Commandments by Jordan Lorence & Allison Jones
• “And What Do You Say I Am?”: The Meaning of the Kentucky Display by Gerard V. Bradley

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

• A Proposal for a New Digital Age Communications Act by Randolph J. May & James B. Speta

Book Reviews

• Constitutional Chaos: What Happens When the Government Breaks Its Own Laws by Judge Andrew Napolitano Reviewed by Michael C. Cernovich
• Legal Ethics: The Lawyer’s Deskbook on Professional Responsibility, 2005-2006 Edition by Ronald D. Rotunda & John S. Dzienkowski Reviewed by Anthony E. Davis