Engage Volume 9, Issue 1, February 2008

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW & REGULATION

• Climate Change Litigation Since Mass v. EPA
  by David B. Rivkin, Jr., Darin R. Bartram & Lee A. Casey
• Point-Counterpoint: House Representation for the District of Columbia
  A Capital Offense Against the Constitution by Matthew J. Franck
  No Taxation Without Representation by Richard P. Bress

CIVIL RIGHTS

• A Round in the Chamber:
  District of Columbia v. Heller and the Future of the Second Amendment
  by Sandra S. Froman & Kenneth A. Klukowski
• Is There Anything “Fundamental” in the Right to Keep and Bear Arms?
  A Call for Parity in the Incorporation Doctrine by Thomas H. Burrell
• The Equal Rights Amendment: Back for an Encore Performance?
  by Gail Heriot

CORPORATIONS, SECURITIES & ANTITRUST

• The Rise and (Coming) Fall of “F-Cubed” Securities Litigation
  by George T. Conway, III

CRIMINAL LAW & PROCEDURE

• The Food-Chain Issue for Corporate Punishment: What Criminal Law and Punitive Damages Can Learn from Each Other by Christopher R. Green

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW & PROPERTY RIGHTS

• Property Rights in the Ninth Circuit and Beyond
  by J. David Breemer, Damien M. Schiff & Elizabeth A. Yi

FEDERALISM & SEPARATION OF POWERS

• The Different Approaches of Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Alito on States’ Power
  by Dan Schweitzer

FINANCIAL SERVICES & E-COMMERCE

• Reflections on the Mortgage Bust and the Inevitable Political Reaction
  by Alex J. Pollock

FREE SPEECH & ELECTION LAW

• State Voter ID Requirements and the Constitution
  by Allison R. Hayward
• California Court Broadens Student Speech Protections in Public Schools
  by Paul J. Beard, II

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

• Google’s Book Project by David McGowan
• Major League Baseball Advanced Media Whiffs in Federal Court:
  The Right of Publicity and the First Amendment Collide on the Base Paths
  by Alec D. Rogers

INTERNATIONAL & NATIONAL SECURITY LAW

• Keeping the Courthouse Door Open for International Law Claims Against Corporations:
  Rethinking Sosa by Julian Ku
• Finding Terrorist Needles: The Automated Targeting System
  by Seth Stodder
• The Matrix of Human Rights Governance Networks
  by James P. Kelly, III

LABOR & EMPLOYMENT LAW

• Organized Labor’s International Law Project?
  Transforming Workplace Rights into Human Rights
  by Matthew C. Muggeridge

LITIGATION

• Regulation by Litigation by Andrew P. Morriss, Bruce Yandle & Andrew Dorchak
• When Marks Misses the Mark: A Proposed Filler for the “Logical Subset” Vacuum
  by Damien M. Schiff
• Resurrect Rule 11 by Karen R. Harned & Zeke J. Roeser

PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY & LEGAL EDUCATION

• State Judicial Selection: Once More Unto the Breach
  by Michael DeBow

RELIGIOUS LIBERTIES

• Bronx Household of Faith and the Access of Public Facilities to Religious Groups
  by Paul J. Zidlicky & Kristen V. Williams

TELECOMMUNICATIONS & ELECTRONIC MEDIA

• State Revanchism: Can the Latest Efforts to Regulate Voice over Internet Protocal Be Stopped?
  by Gregory E. Sopkin
• Tiers of a Fan: Sports, Programmers, and the Referees
  by Raymond L. Gifford & Adam M. Peters

Book Reviews

• The Political Foundations of Judicial Supremacy by Keith E. Whittington
  Reviewed by Thomas W. Merrill
• Under God: George Washington and the Question of Church and State
  by Tara Ross & Joseph C. Smith, Jr.
  Reviewed by John J. DiIulio, Jr.
• Mass Torts in a World of Settlement by Richard A. Nagareda
  Reviewed by Mark A. Behrens