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Posted by Paul Secunda
on Monday, June 23, 2008

Professor Secunda's Essay responds to Professor Rubinstein's Essay regarding the recent Supreme Court decision in Mendelsohn.

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Current Issue: Special Issue 2008: Vol. 102, Issue 2

	SYMPOSIUM ON ORDERING STATE-FEDERAL RELATIONS THROUGH FEDERAL PREEMPTION DOCTRINE
	Foreward: Symposium on Ordering State-Federal Relations Through Federal Preemption Doctrine [citation]		Nury Raquel Agudo & Alison E. Buckley
	Democratizing the Law of Federal Preemption [citation]		David A. Dana
	Federal Preemption, and Federal Common Law, in Nuisance Cases [citation]		Richard A. Epstein
	A Collective Action Perspective on Ceiling Preemption By Federal Environmental Regulation: The Case of Global Climate Change [citation]		Robert L. Glickman & Richard E. Levy
	Restraining Federal Preemption When There Is An "Emerging Consensus" Of State Environmental Laws and Policies [citation]		Howard A. Learner
	Cars, Carbon, and Climate Change [citation]		Raymond B. Ludwiszewski & Charles H. Haake
	A Presumption Against Agency Preemption [citation]		Nina A. Mendelson
	Preemption and Institutional Choice [citation]		Thomas W. Merrill
	Contextualizing Preemption [citation]		Mark D. Rosen
	Monophonic Preemption [citation]		Robert A. Schapiro
	The Fraud Caveat to Agency Preemption [citation]		Catherine M. Sharkey
	Executive Preemption [citation]		Ernest A. Young
	COMMENTS
	Lessons from United States v. Stein: Is the Line Between Criminal and Civil Sanctions for Illegal Tax Shelters a Dot? [citation]		Patty B. Hsue
	Ambient Harassment Under Title VII: Reconsidering the Workplace Environment [citation]		Kristin H. Berger Parker
	Teachers, Leave Those Kids Alone?   On Free Speech and Shouting Fiery Epithets in a Crowded Dormitory [citation]		Joshua S. Press
	COLLOQUY ESSAY
	Massachusetts v. EPA: Breaking New Ground On Issues Other Than Global Warming [citation]		Kathryn A. Watts & Amy J. Wildermuth