
VOLUME 87/ISSUE 3/SPRING 1997
Supreme Court Review
Foreword: Montana v. Egelhoff – Reflections on the Limits
of Legislative Imagination and Judicial Authority Ronald J. Allen 633
The Supreme Court Rejects Fifth and Fourteenth
Amendment Protection Against the Forfeiture of an
Innocent Owner’s Property
Jami Brodey 692 Go Directly to Jail, Do Not Pass Go, Do Not Keep House
Matthew Costigan 719 Sword or Shield: Due Process and the Fugitive
Disentitlement Doctrine
Martha B. Stolley 751 A Case for Harmless Error Review of Ake Errors
Kristin Brown 786 Pleas, Plain Language and Precedent: Applicability of
Rule 11(f) and 31(e) to Criminal Forfeiture
Provisions
Angela Crawford 812 Defining “Use” of a Firearm
Alan M. Gilbert 842 Maybe Soldiers Have Rights After All!
Nicole E. Jaeger 895 Goodbye to the Defense of Selective Prosecution
Melissa L. Jampol 932 Changing the Tide of Double Jeopardy in the Context of
Continuing Criminal Enterprise
Amy J. Kappeler 967 Protecting First Federal Habeas Corpus Petitions: Closing
The Opening Left by Gomez
John Kolakowski 990 Rejecting the Clear and Convincing Evidence Standard for
Proof of Incompetence
Alaya B. Meyers 1016 When Rules Are More Important Than Justice
Dawn M. Phillips 1040 Recent Books
Juliet Casper Smith 1066
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