Vol. 59 No. 2, January 2009

Index

• Deeply and persistently conflicted: credit rating agencies in the current regulatory environment.
• Beyond balls and strikes: towards a problem-solving ethic in foreclosure proceedings.
• Paid tax preparers, used car dealers, refund anticipation loans, and the earned income tax credit: the need to regulate tax return preparers and provide more free alternatives.
• Down but not out: why Giles leaves forfeiture by wrongdoing still standing.
• The intellectual history of The Shortest Article in Law Review History.
• The famous marks exception to the territoriality principle in American trademark law.
• The regulation of common interest developments as it relates to political expression: the argument for liberty and economic efficiency.
• Discovering discretion: applying Intel to [section] 1782 requests for discovery in arbitration.
• The strong medicine of overbreadth as applied to criminal libel.