Volume 89 | Issue 4

March 2015

Featured

Securities Law

Boilerplate Shock: Sovereign Debt Contracts as Incubators of Systemic Risk

Securities Law

Article by Gregory H. Shill

Securities Law

Food Law, Legal Reform

The Magical Thinking of Food Labeling: The NLEA as a Failed Statute

Food Law, Legal Reform

Article by Diana R. H. Winters

Food Law, Legal Reform

Nonprofit, Legal Reform

Strengthening Charity Law: Replacing Media Oversight with Advance Rulings for Nonprofit Fiduciaries

Nonprofit, Legal Reform

Article by Linda Sugin

Nonprofit, Legal Reform

Louisiana, Criminal Law

State v. Davenport: The Louisiana Supreme Court Ignores Federal Constitutional Double Jeopardy Protections in Favor of Criminal Reprosecution

Louisiana, Criminal Law

Note by Andrew S. Durham

Louisiana, Criminal Law

First Amendment, Black Lives Matter

The South Will Ride Again: License Plates and First Amendment Speech in Texas Division, Sons of Confederate Veterans, Inc. v. Vandergriff

First Amendment, Black Lives Matter

Note by Sumner Fontaine

First Amendment, Black Lives Matter

Louisiana, Criminal Law, Sentencing, Black Lives Matter

State v. Noble: Mandatory Minimum Madness in Louisiana

Louisiana, Criminal Law, Sentencing, Black Lives Matter

Note by Hayley H. Fritchie

Louisiana, Criminal Law, Sentencing, Black Lives Matter

Constitutional Law, Affirmative Action, Black Lives Matter

Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin: The Return of Strict in Theory, Fatal in Fact?

Constitutional Law, Affirmative Action, Black Lives Matter

Note by Sara Norval

Constitutional Law, Affirmative Action, Black Lives Matter

Louisiana, Products Liability

Post-Mensing "Immunity" Under the Louisiana Products Liability Act: Johnson v. Teva Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc., and Its Implications for Louisiana Law

Louisiana, Products Liability

Note by Justin P. Quin

Louisiana, Products Liability

Constitutional Law

Protecting Eagle Feathers and Promoting Dicta: The Fifth Circuit's Application of Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc., in McAllen Grace Brethren Church v. Salazar

Constitutional Law

Note by Kyle R. Satterfield

Constitutional Law

Criminal Law

When a Vendetta Is Not Vindictive: The Fifth Circuit Narrowly Defines Prosecutorial Vindictiveness in Jordan v. Epps

Criminal Law

Note by Janelle E. Sharer

Criminal Law

Criminal Law

Jordan v. Epps: The Fifth Circuit Fails To Consider the Defendant’s Interests in a Prosecutorial Vindictiveness Claim, Contrary to Case Precedent

Criminal Law

Note by Sara LaMont

Criminal Law

Book Review

Book Review: Speeches, by Paul R. Baier

Book Review

by Edward F. Sherman

Book Review