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VOLUME 38

2003-2004

NUMBER 4

CONTENTS

DEDICATION

DEDICATION AND LETTERS OF CONGRATULATIONS

FOREWORD
Honorable Reginald C. Lindsay

LADY JUSTICE: U. S. MAGISTRATE JUDGE JOYCE LONDON ALEXANDER
Pierce J. Reed

CONFIDENTIALITY OF MENTAL HEALTH RECORDS IN FEDERAL COURTS: THE PATH BLAZED BY SABREE V. UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS & JOINDERS OF AMERICA, LOCAL NO. 33
Sherry L. Ruschioni

THE ROAD TO AND FROM POWELL: JUDGE ALEXANDER'S DETERMINATION THAT THE CHARGE OF BEING A FELON IN POSSESSION OF A FIREARM DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A "CRIME OF VIOLENCE" UNDER THE BAIL REFORM ACT PREVAILS
Karen A. Pickett

NOT IN MY COURT: THE REACH OF DOMESTIC DRUG LAWS TO THE UNINTENTIONAL VISITOR
James W. Lawson & Kimberly Homan

CLOSING THE DOOR ON PRIVATE ENFORCEMENT OF TITLE VI AND EPA'S DISCRIMINATORY EFFECTS REGULATIONS: STRATEGIES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE STAKEHOLDERS AFTER SANDOVAL AND GONZAGA
Melissa A. Hoffer

COMMENTS

AMERICA'S SCAPEGOATS: THE UNDOCUMENTED WORKER AND HOFFMAN PLASTIC COMPOUNDS, INC. V. NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Sara R. Bollerup

NOTES

MAKING A SPECTACLE OF PANOPTICISM: A THEORETICAL EVALUATION OF SEX OFFENDER REGISTRATION AND NOTIFICATION
Patricia A. Powers

COMPENSATION IN THE EVENT OF A TERRORIST ATTACK ON A NUCLEAR POWER PLANT: WILL VICTIMS BE ADEQUATELY PROTECTED?
Jason Zorn

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