Touro Law - Vol. 26, No. 1

Academics

TOURO LAW REVIEW



	Vol. 26, No. 1 - 2010

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ARTICLE

MADISON 1, BUSH 0: SURVEY TESTING MR. MADISON’S HYPOTHESES	Daniel Gordon


COMMENTS

THE (IN)ADMISSIBILITY OF FALSE CONFESSION EXPERT TESTIMONY	David A. Perez

WHEN REASONABLENESS IS NOT SO REASONABLE: THE NEED TO RESTORE CLARITY TO THE APPELLATE REVIEW OF FEDERAL SENTENCING DECISIONS AFTER RITA, GALL, AND KIMBROUGH	Craig D. Rust

HOW IMPROVEMENTS IN TECHNOLOGY HAVE AFFECTED THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY: WRITERS AND ACTORS FIGHT FOR COMPENSATION	Bernadette A. Safrath

HUNTINGTON, NEW YORK’S SEX OFFENDER POLICY AND THE INTRASTATE RIGHT TO TRAVEL	James Tierney


INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY COMMENTS

PLAY YOUR PART: GIRL TALK’S INDEFINITE ROLE IN THE DIGITAL SAMPLING SAGA	Shervin Rezaie

DO STUDENTS TURN OVER THEIR RIGHTS WHEN THEY TURN IN THEIR PAPERS? A CASE STUDY OF TURNITIN.COM	Stephen Sharon

THE LOOK FOR LESS: A SURVEY OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTIONS IN THE FASHION INDUSTRY	Nicole Giambarrese

THE DESTRUCTION OF AN EMPIRE: WILL VIACOM END YOUTUBE’S REIGN	Adam Shatzkes

HARRY POTTER, SCIENTOLOGY, AND THE MYSTERIOUS REALM OF COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT: ANALYZING WHEN CLOSE IS TOO CLOSE AND WHEN THE USE IS FAIR	Rosalinde Casalini

“IT’S A LITTLE KNOWN FACT” THAT COPYRIGHT LAW IS IN CONFLICT WITH THE RIGHT OF PUBLICITY	Madeline O’Connor