Vol. 78 No. 4, September - September 2013
Index
- Symposium foreword.
- Juvenile lifers and judicial overreach: a curmudgeonly meditation on Miller v. Alabama.
- Miller v. Alabama: what it is, what it may be, and what it is not.
- Eighth Amendment differentness.
- Not just kid stuff? Extending Graham and Miller to adults.
- Not just kid stuff? Extending Graham and Miller to adults.
- Mill(er)ing mandatory minimums: what federal lawmakers should take from Miller v. Alabama.
- Precedent as a policy map: what Miller v. Alabama tells us about emerging adults and the direction of contemporary youth services.
- The other "Missouri Model": systemic juvenile injustice in the Show-Me State.
- The other "Missouri Model": systemic juvenile injustice in the Show-Me State.
- Where the judiciary prosecutes in front of itself: Missouri's unconstitutional juvenile court structure.
- Where the judiciary prosecutes in front of itself: Missouri's unconstitutional juvenile court structure.
- Bargaining with bite: Missouri High Court's constitutional holdings alter public sector labor law.
- The USERRA oxymoron: termination as a valid reemployment position.
- A cure for collusive settlements: the case for a per se prohibition on pay-for-delay agreements in pharmaceutical patent litigation.
- We the people: a needed reform of state initiative and referendum procedures.