Vol. 81, Issue 1, 2018

LETHAL REJECTION: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ASTONISHING PLUNGE IN DEATH SENTENCES IN THE UNITED STATES FROM THEIR POST-FURMAN PEAK

David McCordTalia Roitberg Harmon

This article examines empirical analysis conducted over a two-decade period to determine what significant contributing factors led to the decline of death sentences in the post-Furman era.

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ONLINE TABLE TO GRAPH APPENDIX

David McCordTalia Roitberg Harmon

Table and Graph Appendix of "LETHAL REJECTION: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ASTONISHING PLUNGE IN DEATH SENTENCES IN THE UNITED STATES FROM THEIR POST-FURMAN PEAK"

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APPENDIX
David McCordTalia Roitberg Harmon
Appendix of "LETHAL REJECTION: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ASTONISHING PLUNGE IN DEATH SENTENCES IN THE UNITED STATES FROM THEIR POST-FURMAN PEAK"
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FREE SPEECH ORIGINALISM
Tyler Broker
If an evidence-based, procedural test of the effects of speech was applied in accordance with its original intent, speech would be more broadly and deeply protected.
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THE IMMIGRANT PARADOX: PROTECTING IMMIGRANTS THROUGH BETTER MENTAL HEALTH CARE
Andrew F. Moore
This article explores whether increased access to mental health care would help immigrants avoid the removal system and the needs of immigrants for mental health care.
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TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE AND THE LEGACY OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
Elizabeth B. Ludwin King
Viewing the Catholic Church's response to widespread sexual abuse of minors through the lens of transitional justice shows that the Church failed. Instead, efforts at accountability should be survivor focused.

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LAW PROFESSORS AS PLAINTIFFS

Robert M. Jarvis

This article systematically examines lawsuits brought by law professors.

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AN ANALYSIS OF HOME WARRANTY CONTRACTS

Chad G. Marzen

This article comprehensively examines the contractual provisions of the standard contracts of several different home warranty companies to compare and contrast contractual provisions.

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SILENCE AND REMORSELESSNESS

Caleb J. Fountain

This article takes the position that the self-incrimination clause of the Fifth Amendment prohibits an inference that defendant’s silence at sentencing is evidence of the defendant’s remorselessness.

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THE OUTWARD-FACING COURTROOM: A NATURAL LAW AND INTERPRETIVE APPROACH TO JUDICIAL LEADERSHIP IN REENTRY COURT SETTINGS
Emma L. Tiner
A Natural Law and Interpretive approach derived from Thomas Aquinas, Lon Fuller, and Ronald Dworkin supports increasing direct judicial involvement in rehabilitation and reentry programs for drug offenders.
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AMENDING ALICE: ELIMINATING THEUNDUE BURDEN OF “SIGNIFICANTLY MORE”
Michael R. Woodward
Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank runs afoul of Congress's intent in enacting 35 U.S.C. § 101 and should be clarified so district court judges can better interpret patent laws.

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