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University of the Pacific Law Review

University of the Pacific Law Review

Volume 30, Issue 1 (1998) Symposium: Constitutional Elitism

Front Matter

McGeorge Law Review
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law

Articles

Integrated Criminal Justice Technologies: An Introduction
J. Clark Kelso

Justice and Public Safety in the Twenty-First Century
Janet Reno

Legislation: A New Design for Justice Integration
Paul F. Kendall and Anne E. Gardner

An Instrumetnal Interpretation of Model Rule 1.7(a) in the Corporate Family Situation: Unintended Consequences in Pandora's Box
Stephen E. Kalish

Introduction: Symposium on Constitutional Elitism
Robert F. Nagel

The Constituition in the Cave
Steven D. Smith

Partisan in the Culture Wars
Jeremy Rabkin

Constitutional Elitism - Some Skepticism about Dogmatic Assertions
Pamela S. Karlan and Daniel R. Ortiz

Comments

Slamming the Prison Doors on Media Interviews: California's New Regulations Demonstrate the Need for a First Amendment Right to Access to Inmates
Daniel Bernstein

Putting Personal Jurisdiction within Reach: Just What Has Rule 4(k)(2) Done for the Personal Jurisdiction of Federal Courts
Dora A. Corby

Transferable Development Rights TRPA and Takings: The Role of TDRs in the Constitutional Takings Analysis
William Hadle Littlewood

Notes

Bates v, Jones--Imposing Lifetime Term Limits on California Legislators: For Better or Worse, a Constitutional Exercise of Direct Democracy and Political Will
Alisa R. Fong

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ISSN: 1520-9245