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Tulane Law Review

The Tulane Law Review, founded in 1916 as the Southern Law Quarterly, is published six times annually and is a student-run, student-edited legal periodical. The Law Review has a sizeable international circulation and is one of few American law reviews on the select list of minimum holdings for law libraries in the United Kingdom.




Volume 82 - 2007 - 2008 Senior Board

Haller Jackson, Editor in Chief

Sarah Smith, Senior Managing Editor

Stephen Aslett, Senior Articles Editor

Dan Centner, Senior Associate Editor

Scott Binnings, Senior Notes & Comments Editor

Tulane Law Review, Volume 82 Masthead



News and Current Events


Current Issue:
Volume 82, Issue 3

  • To Pay or Delay: The Nominee's Dilemma under Collection Due Process

Stephanie Hoffer, Goldburn Maynard, Elizabeth Fate, Damon Kellar, Drienne Sneed, and Phillip DeSalvo

 

 
 
  • Shock, Awe, and Expropriation: The Act of State Doctrine and Loss Deductions under Section 165 of the Internal Revenue Code
  Bobby Dexter  
 
  • Takings

James Gordley

 
 
  • The Perils of Contract Procedure: A Revised History of Forum Selection Clauses in the Federal Courts
  David Marcus  
 
  • Dazed and Confused: Explaining Judicial Determinations of Traditional Public Forum Status
  Michael J. Friedman
 
  • Anonymity Rights and the Demands of Civil Procedure in Music Downloading Lawsuits
  Joshua M. Dickman
 
  • False Campaign Advertising
  Lee Goldman
 
  • Good Faith: Set in Stone?
  Peter Bordonaro
 
  • The Tangled Theory of Market Loss in Securities Fraud Sentencing

 

  Kevin McCormick

Forthcoming Issue: Volume 82, Issue 4

  • Understanding the Absence of a Duty to Reasonably Rescue in American Tort Law

Marin Roger Scordato

 

 
 
  • Offshore Federalism and Ocean Industrialization
  Rachael E. Salcido  
 
  • The Louisiana Supreme Court in Question: An Empirical Study of the Effect of Campaign Money on the Judicial Function
 

Vernon Valentine Palmer and John Levendis

 

 
 
  • Modes of Gap-Filling: Good Faith and Fiduciary Duties Reconsidered
  Mariana Pargendler  
 
  • Necessary Fictions: Bankruptcy Jurisdiction after Hood and Katz

Susan E. Hauser

 
 
  • Fixed Justice: Reforming Plea Bargaining with Plea-Based Ceilings
  Russell D. Covey  
 
  • The Roberts Court, Stare Decisis, and the Future of Constitutional Law
  Geoffrey Stone
 
  • Rethinking Freedom of Speech after 9/11
  Keith Werhan
 
  • Things Left Unsaid: Doe v. Tangipahoa Parish School Board Tightens Standing Requirements in the Fifth Circuit
  Andrea Albright
 
  • Scheffler v. Adams & Reese, LLP: The Louisiana Supreme Court's Adoption of a Bright-Line Rule Prohibiting a Cause of Action for the Breach of Fiduciary Duty between Co-Counsels
  Peter Kee
 
  • Another Nail in Davy Jones' Coffin: Non-dependent Survivors of Longshoremen Denied Recovery of Loss of Society Damages in Wrongful Death Cases on Territorial Waters

 

  Evan Lestelle
 
 
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