Volume 2010 – Issue 1

Citizenship Perception Strain in Cases of Crime and War: On Law and Intuition

Mary De Ming Fan The jurisprudence on crime and war has repeatedly indicated that citizenship matters in determining the scope and applicability of constitutional protections.  Just how citizenship matters and what vision of the citizen controls have been murky, however.  A rich literature has developed deploring how the nation and the jurisprudence have appeared to [...]

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The New Arbitral Paradigm in the Law of Work: How the Proposed Employee Free Choice Act Reinforces Supreme Court Arbitration Decisions in Denying Free Choice in the Workplace

Gary Minda & Douglas Klein 2010 Mich. St. L. Rev. 51 | Download PDF | Westlaw

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Statutes of Limitations and International Extradition

Roberto Iraola 2010 Mich. St. L. Rev. 103 | Download PDF | Westlaw  

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The “Constable’s Blunder” and Other Stories: Narrative Representations of the Police and the Criminal in the Development of the Fourth Amendment Exclusionary Rule

Erin Sheley This article demonstrates the interaction between literary representations of the police officer, the criminal suspect, their respective relationships with society, and the development of the exclusionary rule as a prophylactic remedy for Fourth Amendment violations.  In English and American literature the criminal moved from the role of dangerous outsider he occupied at the [...]

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Parental Rights v. Parens Patriae: Determining the Correct Limitations on the Validity of Pre-Injury Waivers Effectuated by Parents on Behalf of Minor Children

Elisa Lintemuth 2010 Mich. St. L. Rev. 169 | Download PDF | Westlaw

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Making Sense of Supplements: Suggestions for Improving the Regulation of Dietary Supplements in the United States

Alessa Thomas 2010 Mich. St. L. Rev. 203 | Download PDF | Westlaw

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