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• Volume 59
• Volume 58
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Volume 59, Issue 1

• Naomi Harlin Goodno, Protecting "Any Child": The Use of the Confidential-Marital-Communications Privilege in Child-Molestation Cases
• Thomas V. Burch, Manifest Disregard and the Imperfect Procedural Justice of Arbitration
• Kevin V. Tu, The Rise of State-Specific Attempts to Decipher the Sufficiency-of-a-Debtor-Name Standard Under Revised Article 9 and the End of Uniformity in Secured Transactions
• Brooke Edenfield, Who Ya Gonna Call? Confusion Reigns After the Supreme Court's Failure to Define Testimonial and Analyst in Melendez-Diaz v. Massachusetts
• Milos Jekic, Lowering the Jurisdictional Bar: A Call for an Equitable-Factors Analysis Under CERCLA's Timing-of-Review Provision

Volume 59, Issue 2

• Jonathan A. Marcantel, Because Judges Are Not Angels Either: Limiting Judicial Discretion by Introducing Objectivity into Piercing Doctrine
• Jill Wieber Lens, Honest Confusion: The Purpose of Compensatory Damages in Tort and Fraudulent Misrepresentation
• Andrea B. Carroll, Reregulating the Baby Market: A Call for a Ban on Payment of Birth-Mother Living Expenses
• Megan M. Westberg, Rwanda's Use of Transitional Justice After Genocide: The Gacaca Courts and the ICTR
• Kristin L. Ballobin, Line Drawing and the Bankruptcy Discharge: Why Prepetition Stipulations Are Enforceable but Prepetition Waivers Are Not

Volume 59, Issue 3

• Colin Miller, Deal or No Deal: Why Courts Should Allow Defendants to Present Evidence that They Rejected Favorable Plea Bargains
• Samuel D. Brunson, Grown-Up Income Shifting: Yesterday's Kiddie Tax Is Not Enough
• Joanna B. Apolinsky, Insider Trading as Misfeasance: The Yielding of the Fiduciary Requirement
• Jill E. Family, Beyond Decisional Independence: Uncovering Contributors to the Immigration Adjudication Crisis
• Kerri Lynn Stone, Clarifying Stereotyping
• Daniel J. Buller, Copyright Infringement in the Ether: RAM Buffering and the Copyright Act's Duration Requirement

Volume 59, Issue 4

• Jeffrey S. Sutton, What Does---and Does Not---Ail State Constitutional Law
• Todd E. Pettys, Letter from Iowa: Same-Sex Marriage and the Ouster of Three Justices
• Jeffrey M. Shaman, State Constitutional Law: The Right of Privacy and Same-Sex Marriage
• Mark D. Martin & Daniel F.E. Smith, Recent Experience with Intermediate Scrutiny Under the North Carolina Constitution: Blankenship v. Bartlett and King ex rel. Harvey-Barrow v. Beaufort County Board of Education
• Sanford Levinson, Courts as Participants in "Dialogue": A View from American States
• Michael A. Berch, Reflections on the Role of State Courts in the Vindication of State Constitutional Rights: A Plea for State Appellate Courts to Consider Unraised Issues of State Constitutional Law in Criminal Cases
• Stephen R. McAllister, Individual Rights Under a System of Dual Sovereignty: The Right to Keep and Bear Arms
• State Constitutional Law Steps Out of the Shadows: Transcript of Selected Symposium Panel Discussions
• Allen L. Lanstra, A Casebook for the Dean's Reading List: Holland, McAllister, Shaman & Sutton, State Constitutional Law: The Modern Experience

Volume 59, Issue 5

• John J. Francis, Stacy L. Leeds, Aliza Organick, & Jelani Jefferson Exum, Reassessing Concurrent Tribal-State-Federal Criminal Jurisdiction in Kansas
• William E. Westerbeke, In Praise of Arbitrariness: The Proposed 83.7% Rule of Modified Comparative Fault
• Deanell Reece Tacha, Diversity in the Judiciary: A Conversation with Deanell Tacha
• John W. Head, Civilization and Law: A Dark Optimism Based on the Precedent of Unprecedented Crises
• Scott Gordon Wheeler, LLC Fiduciaries: Where Has All the Good Faith Gone?
• Jill E. Moenius, Buying Promises: How Citizens United's Campaign Campaign Expenditures Convert Our "Impartial" Judges and Their Nonpromissory Campaign Statements into an Indebted, Influenced, and Dependent Judiciary
• Eli Rosenberg, Silence Is Golden: Excluding Internal Complaints from ERISA Section 510
• Kansas Law Review Criminal Procedure Survey