Vol. 78, Issue 2, 2015

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THE CONTINUING BATTLE OVER THE SECOND AMENDMENT

Allen Rostron

This article provides an updated look at the ongoing battle over the Second Amendment in the lower courts.

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THE HISTORY OF FIREARM MAGAZINES AND MAGAZINE PROHIBITIONS

David B. Kopel

This article details the history of magazines and of magazine prohibition.

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TRIBUTE TO DAVID D. SIEGEL
Thomas F. Gleason
Tribute to David Siegel.
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MENTOR TO THE PROFESSION: DAVID D. SIEGEL
George F. Carpinello
Trbute to David Siegel.
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PROFESSOR DAVID D. SIEGEL: AMICUS CURIAE—A SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP WITH THE COURT OF APPEALS
John J. Halloran Jr.
Trbute to David Siegel.
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THE KING OF NEW YORK PRACTICE
Patrick M. Connors
Trbute to David Siegel.

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DRUG DIVERSION ADMINISTRATIVE REVOCATION AND APPLICATION HEARINGS FOR MEDICAL AND PHARMACY PRACTITIONERS: A PRIMER FOR NAVIGATING MURKY, DRUG-INFESTED WATERS

John J. Mulrooney IIAndrew J. Hull

This Article is designed to serve as a starting point to counsel undertaking the litigation of a DEA administrative enforcement action on either side of the aisle.

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FIRST-TIME OFFENDER, PRODUCTIVE OFFENDER, OFFENDER WITH DEPENDENTS: WHY THE PROFILE OF OFFENDERS (SOMETIMES) MATTERS IN SENTENCING

Mirko BagaricTheo Alexander

This article analyzes the relevance that an offender’s profile should have in sentencing.

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SUPPORT THE TROOPS: RENEWING ANGST OVER MASSACHUSETTS V. LAIRD AND ENDOWING SERVICE MEMBERS WITH EFFECTUAL FIRST AND FIFTH AMENDMENT RIGHTS

Robert Bejesky

This article queries whether the majority’s denial of Massachusetts’ challenge to the constitutionality of the Vietnam War in Massachusetts v. Laird is less compelling on principle than Justice Douglas’s dissent.

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GRIM FAIRY TALES: STUDIES OF WICKED STEPMOTHERS, POISONED APPLES, AND THE ELECTIVE SHARE
Martin D. Begleiter
This article considers attempts by courts to expand the elective share to will substitutes and finds such attempts to be an impermissible use of public policy by courts.
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EMBRACING DISRUPTION: HOW TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE IN THE DELIVERY OF LEGAL SERVICES CAN IMPROVE ACCESS TO JUSTICE
Raymond H. BresciaWalter McCarthyAshley McDonaldKellan PottsCassandra Rivais
This article looks at ways that technological change can improve access to justice for low- and moderate-income communities.
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WHEN EVERY DROP COUNTS: ADDRESSING HYDROLOGIC CONNECTIVITY AS A CLIMATE CHANGE ISSUE
Max Lindsey
This note focuses on a relatively obscure and unrecognized aspect of the water system—hydrologic connectivity.
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IT’S TIME TO CONFESS THAT BROWN V. ILLINOIS ISN’T WORKING: PURGING THE TAINT FROM THE SUPREME COURT’S ATTENUATION JURISPRUDENCE
Meredith L. Dedopoulos
This note dissects the Brown framework and examines how subsequent Supreme Court jurisprudence has modified this framework.
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QUID LEGES SINE MORIBUS VANAE PROFICIENT: A BALANCING APPROACH TO THE POSTMORTEM APPLICATION OF THE ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE
Kevin J. Maggio
This article argues that where the balance favors disclosure of the confession, the court should permit disclosure of this otherwise confidential information.
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EDUCATION FOR SYRIAN REFUGEES: THE FAILURE OF SECOND-GENERATION HUMAN RIGHTS DURING EXTRAORDINARY CRISES
Joseph O’Rourke
This note will consider the international human right to education for child refugees in the context of the Syrian Refugee Crisis.
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A LOADED DEBATE: THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
Michael R. Lieberman
Foreword to symposium.
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NEW YORK STATE AND THE NEW YORK SAFE ACT: A CASE STUDY IN STRICT GUN LAWS
Robert J. Spitzer
This article examines the case of New York—a state that has long been in the forefront of tougher gun laws, and that has, in the minds of some, become a...

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