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01 Aug 2016

Welcoming Our New Staff and William & Mary Law Review Online

The William & Mary Law Review is pleased to announce the new members of our journal as well as our new online companion supplement, the William & Mary Law Review Online. In July 2016, we welcomed forty second-year law students to join our staff. To see our new members...

23 Jul 2015

Welcoming Our New Staff

The William & Mary Law Review is pleased to announce the new members of our journal! In July 2015, we welcomed forty 2Ls to join our staff. Please visit our Current Masthead page to see all members of the Law Review’s staff and board.

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Volume 57

Issue 1 (October 2015)

Articles:

Defending Daubert: It's Time to Amend Federal Rule of Evidence 702

David E. Bernstein and Eric G. Lasker

Regulating Drones Under the First and Fourth Amendments

Marc Jonathan Blitz, James Grimsley, Stephen E. Henderson, and Joseph Thai

Basing Budget Baselines

David Kamin

A New Fulcrum Point for City Survival

Samir D. Parikh

Notes:

Measuring Monopsony: Using the Antitrust Toolbox to Protect Market Competition and Help the Television Consumer

Jacob M. Derr

Parting the Dark Money Sea: Exposing Politically Active Tax-Exempt Groups Through FEC-IRS Hybrid Enforcement

Carrie E. Miller

Issue 2 (November 2015)

Articles:

Personal Jurisdiction Based on the Local Effects of Intentional Misconduct

Allan Erbsen

Forfeiting Trust

Deborah S. Gordon

Fiduciary Governance

Paul B. Miller & Andrew S. Gold

The Costs of Easy Victory

Michael E. Waterstone

Notes:

Drugs for the Indigent : A Proposal to Revise the 340B Drug Pricing Program

Connor J. Baer

NCAA and the Rule of Reason : Analyzing Improved Education Quality as a Procompetitive Justification

Cameron D. Ginder

Issue 3 (February 2016)

Articles:

Community Versus Market Values of Life

Robert Cooter & David DePianto

Charging on the Margin

Paul T. Crane

Neutral Principles and Some Campaign Finance Problems

John O. McGinnis

The Administrative Constitution in Exile

Mila Sohoni

Notes:

Shifting Data Breach Liability: A Congressional Approach

Justin C. Pierce

The Beginning of the End : Using Ohio's Plan to Eliminate Juvenile Solitary Confinement as a Model for Statutory Elimination of Juvenile Solitary Confinement

Elizabeth M. Rademacher

Issue 4 (March 2016)

Articles:

Designing Plea Bargaining From the Ground Up : Accuracy and Fairness Without Trials as Backstops

Stephanos Bibas

Plea Bargaining's Baselines

Josh Bowers

A Comparative Look at Plea Bargaining in Australia, Canada, England, New Zealand, and the United States

Carol A. Brook, Hon. Justice Bruno Fiannaca, Hon. Judge David Harvey, Paul Marcus, Jenny McEwan, and Hon. Justice Renee Pomerance

Judicial Power to Regulate Plea Bargaining

Darryl K. Brown

The Prosecutor's Turn

I. Bennett Capers

Pleading Guilty Without Client Consent

Gabriel J. Chin

Guilt, Innocence, and Due Process of Plea Bargaining

Donald A. Dripps

Thinking Outside the Jury Box : Deploying the Grand Jury in the Guilty Plea Process

Roger A. Fairfax, Jr.

Why Plea Bargains Are Not Confessions

Brandon L. Garrett

Training For Bargaining

Jenny Roberts and Ronald F. Wright

Plea Bargaining and the Substantive and Procedural Goals of Criminal Justice : From Retribution and Adversarialism to Preventive Justice and Hybrid-Inquisitorialism

Christopher Slobogin

Plea Bargaining and Disclosure in Germany and the United States : Comparative Lessons

Jenia I. Turner

Issue 5 (May 2016)

Articles:

Taking Teacher Quality Seriously

Derek W. Black

The Second Dimension of the Supreme Court

Joshua B. Fischman & Tonja Jacobi

Pro-Constitutional Representation : Comparing the Role Obligations of Judges and Elected Representatives in Constitutional Democracy

Vicki C. Jackson

Friendly Precedent

Anthony Niblett & Albert H. Yoon

Premodern Constitutionalism

Martin H. Redish & Matthew Heins

Notes:

Dead Men Bring No Claims : How Takings Claims Can Provide Redress For Real Property Takings Owing Victims of Jim Crow Race Riots

Melissa Fussell

Encouraging Transportation-Oriented Development in the United States : A Case For Utilizing "Earned-as-of-Location" Credits to Promote Strategic Economic Development

Matthew G. Jewitt

Issue 6 (June 2016)

Articles:

Implementing Enumeration

Andrew Coan

Some Thoughts on the Study of Judicial Behavior

Lee Epstein

Corporate Governance in an Era of Compliance

Sean J. Griffith

A Problem of Standards? : Another Perspective on Secret Law

Jonathan Hafetz

Scope

Mark A. Lemley & Mark P. McKenna

Notes:

A Tiny Fish and a Big Problem : Natives, Elvers, and The Maine Indian Claims Settlement Act of 1980

John Sanders

Rights Gone Wrong : A Case Against Wrongful Life

W. Ryan Schuster