Issue 5

The Price Is Wrong: Reimbursement of Expenses for Acquitted Criminal Defendants

Ira P. Robbins

A Defense of Proxy Advisors

George W. Dent, Jr.

Mixed Signals on Summary Judgment

Howard M. Wasserman

Litigating for the Future of Public Pensions

Paul M. Secunda

Secret Consumer Scores and Segmentations: Separating “Haves” from “Have-Nots”

Amy J. Schmitz

Creating a “Circle of Trust” to Further Digital Privacy and Cybersecurity Goals

Jay P. Kesan & Carol M. Hayes

Comment: All Work, No Pay: The Crucial Need for the Supreme Court to Review Unpaid Internship Classifications Under the Fair Labor Standards Act

Ashley G. Chrysler, Senior Managing Editor 2014-2015, Michigan State Law Review

Comment: Enhancing Security While Protecting Privacy: The Rights Implicated by Supposedly Heightened Airport Security

Jessica Hoff, Managing Editor 2014-2015, Michigan State Law Review

Issue 4

The Language of the Roberts Court

Frank B. Cross & James W. Pennebaker

The Puzzling Appeal of Summary Judgment Denials: When Are Such Denials Reviewable?

Joan Steinman

A Process Perspective on Judicial Review: The Rights of Party- Litigants to Meaningful Participation

James A. Henderson Jr.

Guilty by Association: Small-World Problem Emphasizes Critical Need for Business Strategies in Response to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act

Carol M. Bast & Cynthia A. Brown

Creating the Right to Deny Yourself Privacy: The Supreme Court Broadens Search Powers in Consent Cases in Fernandez v. California

George M. Dery III

Comment: Requiring Administrative Exhaustion While the School Shuts Down: An Insurmountable Barrier to Seeking IDEA Enforcement

Kent Sparks, Senior Notes Editor 2014-2015, Michigan State Law Review

Comment: The Global “Disappearing Act”: How Island States Can Maintain Statehood in the Face of Disappearing Territory

Jacquelynn Kittel, Notes Editor 2014-2015, Michigan State Law Review

Issue 3

Symposium: "Pursuing the Dreams of Brown and the Civil Rights Act: A Living History of the Fight for Educational Equality"

Commemorating Brown and the Civil Rights Act: Learning from the Past and Hoping for the Future

Kristi L. Bowman

John A. Hannah: “Only People Are Important”

David Thomas

Mendez v. Westminster: A Living History

Frederick P. Aguirre, Kristi L. Bowman, Gonzalo Mendez, Sylvia Mendez, Sandra Robbie & Philippa Strum

Originalism and Brown v. Board of Education

Steven G. Calabresi & Michael W. Perl

How Adequacy Litigation Fails to Fulfill the Promise of Brown [But How It Can Get Us Closer]

David Hinojosa & Karolina Walters

Making Schools More Separate and Unequal: Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School District No. 1

Erwin Chemerinsky

Help! The Supreme Court Gave Me Bad Directions: Rethinking Brown and Affirmative Action in the Wake of Schuette

Darrell D. Jackson

Assessing the Status of School Desegregation Sixty Years After Brown

Erica Frankenberg

Promise Zones, Poverty, and the Future of Public Schools: Confronting the Challenges of Socioeconomic Integration & School Culture in High-Poverty Schools

Maurice R. Dyson

Teacher Evaluation and Collective Bargaining: The New Frontier of Civil Rights

Benjamin M. Superfine & Jessica J. Gottlieb

Reviving the Dream: Equality and the Democratic Promise in the Post-Civil Rights Era

Atiba R. Ellis

Issue 2

Symposium: "Whether the U.S. Should Become a Party to the U.N. Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women"

The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women in the United States: Whether, When, and What If?

Marsha A. Freeman

CEDAW in Sub-Saharan Africa: Lessons in Implementation

Johanna E. Bond

CEDAW and Gender Violence: An Empirical Assessment

Neil A. Englehart

Complements of CEDAW: U.S. Foreign Policy Coherence on Women's Human Rights and Human Security

Marilou McPhedran

The Impact of States Parties' Reservations to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women

Linda M. Keller

What's Law Got to Do with It?: An Overview of CEDAW's Treatment of Violence Against Women and Girls Through Case Studies

Heather Monasky

CEDAW's Promise for Strengthening Law-Enforcement Accountability to Survivors of Domestic and Sexual Violence in the United States

Sandra S. Park

Issue 1

The Applicability of Privileges to Employees’ Personal E-mails: The Errors Caused by the Confusion Between Privilege Confidentiality and Other Notions of Privacy

Edward J. Imwinkelried

Path Dependence in the Development of Private Ordering

Amitai Aviram

Shadow Administrative Constitutionalism and the Creation of Surveillance Culture

Anjali S. Dalal

Fifth Annual Kelley Institute Lecture

Carl Levin

Comment: Giving New Meaning to “Justice for All”: Crafting an Exception to Absolute Judicial Immunity

Brittney Kern, Senior Articles Editor 2013-2014, Michigan State Law Review

Comment: Worlds Collide when 3D Printers Reach the Public: Modeling a Digital Gun Control Law After the Digital Millennium Copyright Act

Katie Fleschner McMullen, Assistant Senior Notes Editor 2013-2014, Michigan State Law Review