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Issue 94-5 (July 2009)
CRITICAL RACE THEORY SPEAKER SERIES
CRT 20: HONORING OUR PAST, CHARTING OUR
FUTURE
Celebrating
Critical Race Theory at 20
Angela
Onwuachi-Willig
Liberal
McCarthyism and the Origins of Critical Race Theory
Richard
Delgado
The
Re-Emergence of Race as a Biological Category: The Societal
Implications—Reaffirmation of Race
Alex M.
Johnson, Jr.
Post-Racialism
Sumi Cho
Jim Crow
Ethics and the Defense of the Jena Six
Anthony V.
Alfieri
NOTES
The Branding
of America: The Rise of Geographic Trademarks and the Need for a Strong Fair
Use Defense
Joseph C.
Daniels
There’s “No
Such Thing as Too Much Speech”: How Advertising Deregulation and the
Marketplace of Ideas Can Protect Democracy in America
Kristen M.
Formanek
The
Antifraud Savings Clause of the National Securities Markets Improvement Act of
1996
Evan J.
Leitch
Real Estate
Causes Real Problems for Investors: Regulating Executive Liquidation of Stock
Options as a Source of Real-Estate Financing
Lindsey A.
Reighard
ARTICLES
Saving Facebook
James
Grimmelmann
Attempt by Omission
Michael T.
Cahill
Strange Bedfellows: Criminal Law,
Family Law, and the Legal Construction of Intimate Life
Melissa
Murray
Insider Trading and the Gradual Demise of
Fiduciary Principles
Donna M.
Nagy
NOTES
Corporate Liability for Violations
of Labor Rights Under the Alien Tort Claims Act
Wesley V.
Carrington
The Right and Wrong Ways to Sell A
Public Forum
John C.
Crees
Searching for a Solution: A Proposed
Change to the Code of Iowa Chapter 808A
Morgan N.
Engling
Nonprofits: Are You at Risk of Losing
Your Tax-Exempt Status?
Gina M.
Lavarda
ARTICLES
Cause for Concern:
Causation and Federal Securities Fruad
Jill E.
Fisch
Twombly, Pleading Rules, and the Regulation of
Court Access
Robert G. Bone
Values and
Value Creation in Public–Private Transactions
Nestor M.
Davidson
Green Is Good:
Sustainability, Profitability, and a New Paradigm for Corporate Governance
Judd F.
Sneirson
NOTES
A
Newsworthiness Privilege for Republished Defamation of Public Figures
Matthew J.
Donnelly
The NLRB’s Oil Capitol and Toering
Decisions and Their Effects on Unionization and American Labor Law
Michael J.
Hilkin
Stuck in a
Bind: Can the Arbitration Fairness Act Solve the Problems of Mandatory Binding
Arbitration in the Consumer Context?
Joshua T.
Mandelbaum
Extending
Refugee Definitions to Cover Environmenally Displaced Persons Displaces
Necessary Protection
Kara K.
Moberg
ESSAY
Unofficial Family Law
Ann Laquer
Estin
ARTICLES
Court-System Transparency
Lynn M.
Lopucki
Patent Disclosure
Jeanne C.
Fromer
In the Zone: Sex Offenders and
the Ten-Percent Solutions
Asmara
Tekle-Johnson
NOTES
A Post-Granholm
Analysis of Iowa’s Regulatory Framework for Wine Distribution
Jessica R.
Reese
The Psychological-Parent and De
Facto-Parent Doctrines: How Should the Uniform Parentage Act Define “Parent”?
Lindsy J.
Rohlf
What’s It to You?: The Difficulty of
Valuing the Benefits of Climate-Change Mitigation and the Need for a
Public-Goods Test Under Dormant Commerce Clause Analysis
Mary Bede
Russell
Backing Bundled Discounts After Brooke Group: Analyzing the Debate Over the
Legality of Above-Cost Bundled Discounts
Jamie L.
Weber
ARTICLES
Beyond the Call of Duty: Compelling
Health Care Professionals to Work During an Influenza Pandemic
Carl H.
Coleman
Rethinking Trademark Fair Use
William
McGeveran
The Black Box
Marc L.
Miller & Ronald F. Wright
Against Financial-Literacy Education
Lauren E.
Willis
NOTES
Continuing Persecution: An Argument
for Doctrinal Codification in Light of In Re
A-T- And Brand X
Amy B.
Kretkowski
Overruling a Nearly Century-Old
Precedent: Why Leegin Got It Right
Julie M.
Olszewski
Gambling, Greyhounds, and Gay
Marriage: How the Iowa Supreme Court Can Use the Rational-Basis Test to Address
Varnum v. Brien
Steven P.
Wieland
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