Vol. 6 No. 2, March 2008

Index

• Putting faith in prison programs, and its constitutionality under Thomas Jefferson's faith-based initiative.
• Coordinating the exercise and Establishment Clauses: a narrow Establishment Clause test for government funding of prisoner rehabilitation services by religious providers.
• "The devil is in the details": a continued dissection of the constitutionality of faith-based prison units.
• "InnerChange": conversion as the price of freedom and comfort - a cautionary tale about the pitfalls of faith-based prison units.
• To reform or to abolish? Christian perspectives on punishment, prison, and restorative justice.
• The enduring achievement of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.
• The prisoner's ombudsman: protecting constitutional rights and fostering justice in American corrections.
• Discovering child pornography: the death of the presumption of innocence.
• Hugs and drugs: research ethics, conflict of interest, and why the FDA's attempt to preempt pharma failure-to-warn claims is a dangerous prescription.
• It is what it is: legal recognition of acquaintance rape.