Michigan Law Review

Submissions

Overview

The Michigan Law Review will begin accepting submissions for its 2013-2014 volume in January 2013. First Impressions is accepting essay submissions and responses to articles for the current volume.

Articles and Essays

First Impressions

Book Reviews

Expedited Review

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Light-Edit Policy

Licensing Agreement

Open-Access Policy

THE REVIEW

May 2013 ^Vol. 111 ^No. 7

CURRENT FEATURES

Rethinking Reporter's Privilege

RonNell Andersen Jones

Standing's Expected Value

Jonathan Remy Nash

NOTES

Counsel's Control over the Presentation of Mitigating Evidence During Capital Sentencing

James Michael Blakemore

Law-Enforcement Officers and Self-Help Repossession: A State-Action Approach

Aaron Loterstein

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FIRST IMPRESSIONS

The Online Companion

CURRENT FEATURES

Adoptive Couple v. Baby Girl: Two-and-a-Half Ways To Destroy Indian Law

Marcia Zug

Doing Affirmative Action

Stephen Clowney

Keeping Up with the Joneses: Making Sure Your History is Just as Wrong as Everyone Else’s

Brian Sawers

Public Performance Rights in the Digital Age: Fixing the Licensing Problem

G.S. Hans

RESPONSES

The Rule of Law and the Perils of Precedent

Randy J. Kozel

Rebel Without a Clause: The Irrelevance of Article VI to Constitutional Supremacy

Gary Lawson

Commerce in the Commerce Clause: A Response to Jack Balkin

Robert G. Natelson & David Kopel

Response to "Snyder v. Lousiana: Continuing the Historical Trend Towards Increased Scrutiny of Peremptory Challenges"

Bidish J. Sarma

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