Volume 62, Fall 2009, Issue 1

 

ARTICLES

Rendition to Torture: A Critical Legal History
Alan W. Clarke

Conflating and Confusing Contract Interpretation and The
Parol Evidence Rule: Is The Emperor Wearing Someone
Else's Clothes?
Margaret N. Kniffin

Murder Will Out: Rethinking the Right of Publicity
Through One Classic Case
Edward J. Larson

Follow the Yellow Brick Road: Perusing the Path to
Constitutionally Permissible Reparations for Slavery and
Jim Crow Era Governmental Discrimination
Carlton Waterhouse

NOTES

Risky Business: The Alien Tort Claims Act and the Foreign
Corrupt Practices Act Expand the Reach of U.S. Courts in a
Global Economy
Tara Elliott

Cruel and Unusual Punishment: Mandatory Sentencing of
Juveniles Tried as Adults Without the Possibility of Youth
as a Mitigating Factor
Alison Powers

Connoisseurship Corrected: Protecting the Artist, the
Public and the Role of Art Museums Through the
Amendment of VARA
Seth Tipton

 

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