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Northwestern University Law Review : Issues : Volume 106, Issue 1

Current Issue: Winter 2012, Volume 106, Issue 1

	ARTICLES
	Choice of Law in Federal Courts: From Erie and Klaxon to CAFA and Shady Grove [citation]		Kermit Roosevelt III	1–54
	Probabilistic Standing [citation]		F. Andrew Hessick	55–102
	Communities of Innovation [citation]		Michael Mattioli	103–156
	The Plight of the Individual Investor in Securities Class Actions [citation]		David H. Webber	157–224
	Repatriating Tax-Exempt Investments: Tax Havens, Blocker Corporations, and Unrelated Debt-Financed Income [citation]		Samuel D. Brunson	225–272
	NOTES & COMMENTS
	Who Will Watch the Watchmen?: Citizens Recording Police Conduct [citation]		Michael Potere	273–316
	"Jealousies of a Standing Army": The Use of Mercenaries in the American Revolution and its Implications for Congress's Role in Regulating Private Military Firms [citation]		Matthew Underwood	317–350
	"No Logical Stopping-Point": The Consequences of Padilla v. Kentucky's Inevitable Expansion [citation]		Derek Wikstrom	351–376
	COLLOQUY ESSAYS
	Rethinking Extraordinary Circumstances [citation]		Scott Dodson	377–386
	Unconscionability Wars [citation]		David Horton	387–408