ARTICLES

NOT ALL PROPERTY IS CREATED EQUAL: WHY MODERN COURTS RESIST APPLYING THE TAKINGS CLAUSE TO PATENTS, AND WHY THEY ARE RIGHT TO DO SO

Davida H. Isaacs

1

WHITE COLLAR CRIME AND PUNISHMENT: REFLECTIONS ON MICHAEL, MARTHA, AND MILBERG WEISS

J. Kelly Strader

45

FROM POPULAR CONTROL TO INDEPENDENCE: REFORM OF THE ELECTED JUDICIARY IN BOSS TWEED'S NEW YORK

Renée Lettow Lerner

109

COMMENTS

THE SCOPE OF THE USE IMMUNITY STATUTE AND ITS PERJURY EXCEPTION: CAN IMMUNIZED EVIDENCE BE USED TO PROSECUTE PERJURY OR CRIMES COMMITTED AFTER AN IMMUNIZED PROCEEDING?

Elizabeth Bradshaw

161

WHEN ENOUGH IS TOO MUCH: THE THREAT OF LITIGATING NAFTA'S CONSTITUTIONALITY AND A LOST CHANCE TO EXAMINE UNDUE PROCESS IN ANTIDUMPING AND COUNTERVAILING DUTY DETERMINATIONS

Jessica K. Hodges

201

WHAT'S IN THAT GUACAMOLE? HOW BATES AND THE POWER OF PREEMPTION WILL AFFECT LITIGATION AGAINST THE FOOD INDUSTRY

Claudia L. André

227