Volume 39 Number 4 -- December 2006

SYMPOSIUM: CELEBRITY PROSECUTIONS

Table of Contents

+ THE THIRTEENTH JUROR: MEDIA COVERAGE OF SUPERSIZED TRIALS by Mark J. Geragos

+ PUNISHING PUNDITS: PEOPLE V. DYLESKI AND THE GAG ORDER AS PRIOR RESTRAINT IN HIGH-PROFILE CASES by Michael D. Seplow & Paul L. Hoffman

+ COURTING THE STARS: WHY THE LEGAL SYSTEM NEEDS NEW(S) THINKING FOR OVERPOWERING CELEBRITY TRIALS by Craig Matsuda

+ HIGH-PROFILE PROSECUTORS & HIGH-PROFILE CONFLICTS by Laurie L. Levenson

NOTES & COMMENTS

+ ARBITRARY ENFORCEMENT: WHEN ARBITRATION AGREEMENTS CONTAIN UNLAWFUL PROVISIONS by Adam Borstein

+ SAFER (CYBER)SEX WITH .XXX: THE CASE FOR FIRST AMENDMENT ZONING OF THE INTERNET by Patty Chan

+ WHERE THERE’S SMOKE, THERE’S FIRE (AND BRIMSTONE): IS IT TIME TO ABANDON THE CLERGY-PENITENT PRIVILEGE? by Rena Durrant

+ TOWARDS AN “HONEST BELIEF PLUS” STANDARD IN CALIFORNIA EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION CASES by Noam Glick

+ AN ENEMY OF FREEDOM: UNITED STATES V. JAMES J. SMITH AND THE ASSAULT ON THE FOURTH AMENDMENT by Kelly J. Smith

+ A LOW THRESHOLD OF GUILT: INTERPRETING CALIFORNIA’S FETAL MURDER STATUTE IN PEOPLE V. TAYLOR by Monica Mendes

+ A WHIFF OF THINGS TO COME: THE UNREASONABLENESS OF DOG SNIFFS IN ILLINOIS V. CABALLES by Jessica Na