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Articles
Forensic Science: Under the Microscope | Paul C. Giannelli | p. 315
Albert J. Weatherhead III & Richard W. Weatherhead, Professor of Law, Case Western Reserve University.
The Sortid Business of Democracy | Daniel P. Tokaji | p. 341
Associate
Professor of Law; Associate Director, Election Law at Moritz College of Law at The Ohio State University.
Our
Eighteenth Century Constitution, the Electoral College, and
Congressional Reapportionment. A Response to Professor Daniel
Tokaji | Robert A. Sedler | p. 361
Professor of Law & Gibbs Chair in Civil Rights and Civil Liberties at Wayne State University School of Law.
The Noble Business of "Incumbantocracy:" A Response to the Sordid Business of Democracy | Christopher J. Roederer | p. 373
Associate Professor of Law, Florida Coastal School of Law; Senior
Research Fellow, University of the Witwaters and School of Law.
Response to Professor Amar: Some Thoughts on the Electoral College's Past, Present, and Future | L. Darnell Weeden | p. 393
Associate Dean and Roberson King Professor; Texas Southern University.
Corruption and Post-Conflict Peace-Building | Susan Rose-Ackerman | p. 405
Henry R. Luce, Professor of Jurisprudence (Law and Political Science), at Yale University.
The Effect of Minority Preferences on the White Applicant: A Misplaced Consensus? | Brian Flanagan | p. 445
Ad Astra Doctoral Scholar, University College, Dublin.
The Transformation of the U.S. Rulemaking Process—For Better or Worse
| Jeffrey S. Lubbers | p. 469
Fellow in Law and
Government, Washington College of Law, American University.
Gatekeeper Liability Versus Regulation of Wrongdoers | Ke Steven Wan | p. 483
S.J.D. Candidate, LL.M., University of Pennsylvania Law School.
Remedial
Problems at the Intersection of the Political Question Doctrine, the
Standing Doctrine, and the Doctrine of Equitable Discretion | Kimberly Breedon | p. 523
J.D.
from the University of Cincinnati and Law Clerk to the Honorable
Frederick P. Stamp, Jr., of the United States District Court for the
Northern District of West Virginia.
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