Vol. 12, No. 2

Spring 2008


THE HISTORICAL AND LEGAL NORMS GOVERNING THE DETENTION OF SUSPECTED TERRORISTS AND THE RISKS POSED BY RECENT EFFORTS TO DEPART FROM THEM
Paul Taylor

CONSIDERATION AS CONTRACT: A SECULAR NATURAL LAW OF CONTRACTS
Nicholas C. Dranias

THREE PERVERSITIES OF INDIAN LAW
Jacob T. Levy

FLIPPING THE ACT OF STATE PRESUMPTION: PROTECTING AMERICA'S INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS FROM FOREITN NATIONALIZATION PROBLEMS
Frank Walsh

COPORATIONS: IS THE U.S. LEGAL REGIME UNDERMINING AMERICAN COMPETITIVENESS?

The 2007 Federalist Society National Lawyers Convention

David D. Aufhauser
Richard A. Epstein
George J. Terwilliger III 		Douglas W. Kmiec

UNITED NATIONS CONVENTION OF THE LAW OF THE SEA TREATY (UNCLOS): SHOULD CONSERVATIVE SUPPORT OR OPPOSE RATIFICATION

The Federalist Society and The Heritage Foundation
Edwin D. Williamson
Baker Spring 		Frank J. Gaffney Jr.
William D. Baumgartner 		John Norton Moore



DID THE RIGHT MAKE AMERICA A LAWSUIT NATION?
Theodore H. Frank

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