2015–2016 Masthead
Issue 1
- Ivet A. Bell, The Constitutionality of the SEC Pay to Play Rule: Why 206(4)-5 Survives the Deregulatory Trend in Campaign Finance
- Michael H. Cassel, Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda: The Relationship Between Ineffective Assistance of Counsel, Due Diligence, and the “Could Have Been Raised Earlier” Bar in Postconviction Litigation
- Kelly Freund, When Cameras Are Rolling: Privacy Implications of Body-Mounted Cameras on Police
- Simon Wechsler, The Right to Remember: The European Convention on Human Rights and the Right to Be Forgotten
Issue 2
- Abigail M. Lowin, Changing the Means to Justify the End: Recommendations for the New York Palliative Care Information Act
- Jacob F. Grubman, Methods for Managing Risk and Promoting Resident-Centered Care in Nursing Homes
- Sofie G. Syed, Sovereign Immunity and Jus Cogens: Is There a Terrorism Exception for Conduct-Based Immunity?
- Surbhi Sarang, Combating Climate Change Through a a Duty to Divest
Issue 3
- Terence Kim, Let the Rookies Up to Bat: Re-evaluating Legislation and Agency Practices in the Procurement of Private Prison Management Services
- Alexa L. Davis, In Defense of Cultural “Insanity”: Using Insanity as a Proxy for Culture in Criminal Case
- Nicole Tortoriello, Dismantling Disparities: An Analysis of Potential Solutions to Racial Disparities in New York City’s Specialized High Schools Admissions Process
- Kevin Y. Wang, Valuable Nepotism?: The FCPA and Hiring Risks in China
Issue 4
- Brooke Sgambati, Using the Martin Act to Bring Fraudulent Practices in Dark Pool Promotion to Light: An Analysis of the Martin Act’s Applicability to Misrepresentations Regarding the Operation of Dark Pools
- Caroline M. Turner, Implementing and Defending the Indian Child Welfare Act Through Revised State Requirements
- Evan G. Zuckerman, JusticeCorps: Helping Pro Se Litigants Bridge a Divide