Vol. 38, Issue 1

Woodworth Memorial Lecture 
          AND THEN CNUT TOLD REAGAN . . . LESSONS FROM THE TAX REFORM ACT OF 1986
                    Pamela F. Olson

Articles
          LAW CLERKS GONE WILD: THE STATE-COURT REPORT
                    Parker B. Potter, Jr.

          FROM RACIAL DISCRIMINATION TO SEPARATE BUT EQUAL: THE COMMON LAW IMPACT OF THE
          THIRTEENTH AMENDMENT
                    David S. Bogen

          WHAT DO WE MEAN BY AN INDEPENDENT JUDICIARY?
                    Michael P. Seng

          REASSESSING LONG-ACCEPTED TRUSTHS ABOUT JUSTICE JOHN McLEAN: HIS SECRET OF SUCCESS
                    Paul Brickner

          LAW FACULTIES: MOVING BEYOND OPERATING AS INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS TO FORM
          COMMUNITIES OF TEACHERS           
                    Melissa J. Marlow

          BEYOND CHALK AND TALK: THE LAW CLASSROOM OF THE FUTURE
                    Timothy W. Floyd
                    Oren R. Griffin
                    Karen J. Sneddon                                                                               

          THE SOCIAL CAPITAL BENEFITS OF PEER-MENTORING RELATIONSHIPS IN LAW SCHOOL
                    Meera E. Deo
                    Kimberly A. Griffin

Student Comments
          OHIO CONSTRUCTION DELAY CLAIMS: BLAMING THE CONTRACTOR FOR PLAIN ERRORS
                    Jameson K. George

          TEA PARTY v. TEA PARTY: USING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW TO SEIZE CONTROL OF A NATIONAL
          POLITICAL MOVEMENT
                    Steve R. Kochheiser

          PROLONGED GPS SURVEILLANCE AND THE FOURTH AMENDMENT: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE D.C.
          CIRCUIT’S “THE-WHOLE-IS-GREATER-THAN-THE-SUM-OF-ITS-PARTS” APPROACH IN
          UNITED STATES v. MARYLAND
                    Joshua A. Lunsford