Academics

Volume 30, Issue 4

Table of Contents

STATUTORY INTERPRETATION

DETERMINING THE EXTENT OF THE WORK FOR HIRE DOCTRINE AND ITS EFFECT ON TERMINATION RIGHTS
Allison E. Dolzani

THE SUPREME COURT’S HEIGHTENED RETALIATION STANDARD IN NASSAR: A PRUDENT LIMITATION OR A MISGUIDED RESTRICTION TO TITLE VII CLAIMS?
Darren Stakey

NEW YORK’S MODEL FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC IDENTIFICATION

EVIDENTIARY USE OF PHOTOGRAPHIC IDENTIFICATION: IS IT TIME FOR NEW YORK TO REEVALUATE ITS SINGULAR EXCEPTION?
Daniela Giordano

EX POST FACTO CLAUSE

RETROACTIVE CHANGE IN THE LAW TO PUNISH A DEFENDANT
George Schoenwaelder

FIRST AMENDMENT FREE EXERCISE OF RELIGION

NEUTRAL DISCRIMINATION – SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT OF RELIGIOUSLY NEUTRAL LAWS AND THE FIRST AMENDMENT
Jeffrey Gautsche

FIRST AMENDMENT FREEDOM OF SPEECH

DEFINING THE LINE BETWEEN CONSTITUTIONALLY PROTECTED SPEECH AND TRUE THREATS:
CAN I BE ARRESTED FOR BEING ANNOYING?
Allison E. Dolzani

SECOND AMENDMENT RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS

THE COST TO CARRY: NEW YORK STATE’S REGULATION ON FIREARM REGISTRATION
David D. Pelaez

FOURTH AMENDMENT SEARCH AND SEIZURES

SEIZE FIRST, SEARCH LATER: THE HUNT FOR DIGITAL EVIDENCE
Paige Bartholomew

SEARCH AND SEIZURES: CONSTITUTIONALLY PROTECTED OR DISCRETIONARY POLICE WORK?
Jaren Fernan

INTERPRETING SEARCH INCIDENT TO ARREST IN NEW YORK: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE
Jacqueline Iaquinta

JUSTIFICATION FOR POLICE INTRUSIONS
Corey Rashkover

FIFTH AMENDMENT DOUBLE JEOPARDY

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: A RESENTENCING GAME
Deirdre Cicciaro

FIFTH AMENDMENT SELF-INCRIMINATION

SELF-INCRIMINATION: ARE UNDERLYING QUESTIONS ABOUT A PENDING CONVICTION ON APPEAL A VIOLATION OF A DEFENDANT’S FIFTH AMENDMENT PRIVILEGE AGAINST SELF-INCRIMINATION?
MacDonald R. Drane IV

PUTTING THE CAT BACK IN THE BAG: INVOLUNTARY CONFESSIONS AND SELF-INCRIMINATION
Joseph A. Iemma

SIXTH AMENDMENT CONFRONTATION CLAUSE

YOU BLEW IT: THE CONFRONTATION CLAUSE & BREATHALYZERS AS TESTIMONIAL EVIDENCE
Stephanie Tuorto

SIXTH AMENDMENT RIGHT TO COUNSEL

NOT SO FAST: I HAVE BEEN DEPRIVED OF MY RIGHT TO COUNSEL
Elias Arroyo

EIGHTH AMENDMENT AND EXCESSIVE FINES

THE EIGHTH AMENDMENT’S EXCESSIVE FINES CLAUSE AND THE ARTIST
James L. Lyons

FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT DUE PROCESS RIGHTS

EQUAL PROTECTION AND THE GIFTED AND TALENTED PROGRAM
Deirdre Cicciaro

DISPARITY IN POLICE PROCEDURES FOR NON-ENGLISH SPEAKING DWI SUSPECTS: CONSTITUTIONAL PROTECTIONS FOR NON-ENGLISH SPEAKING CRIMINAL DEFENDANTS FALLING SECOND TO GOVERNMENTAL INTERESTS
Daniela Giordano

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