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Volume 106 Preview

We are excited to announce that selection for Volume 106 Issues 1, 2, & 3 is now complete. The authors and titles of these selected pieces can be accessed here.

Volume 107 Submissions

We have completed article selection for issues 1, 2, and 3 of Volume 107. We are unable to review further submissions at this time, but will be resuming article selection in August. If you have questions or comments, please consult our submission policies or email Andy Meerkins, Senior Articles Editor.

Colloquy Submissions

We are always accepting submissions of pieces for the Colloquy. Please contact Courtney Shike, Senior Colloquy Editor, for more information.

 

Currently on the Colloquy: Online Companion to the Law Review

  Citizen's United and the Scope of Professor Teachout's Anti-Corruption Principle   Seth Barrett Tillman
  Justifying Diversity in the Federal Judiciary   Carl Tobias
         
 

Current Issue: Fall 2011, Volume 105, Issue 4

  ARTICLES
  Private Rights in Public Lands: The Chicago Lakefront, Montgomery Ward, and the Public Dedication Doctrine [citation]   Joseph D. Kearney & Thomas W. Merrill
  When Erie Goes International [citation]   Donald Earl Childress III
  Regulatory Change and Optimal Transition Relief [citation]   Richard L Revesz & Allison L. Westfahl Kong
  An Appraisal Puzzle [citation]   George S. Geis
         
  ESSAY      
  Intraportfolio Litigation [citation]   Amanda M. Rose & Richard Squire
         
  NOTES & COMMENTS      
  Ineffective Assistance of Counsel: How Illinois Has Used the "Prejudice" Prong of Strickland to Lower the Floor on Performance when Defendants Plead Guilty [citation]   Erin A. Conway
  "Keeping Books on Romance": The Gift Exclusion in Nonmarital Relationships [citation]   Debra Lefler
  Adult Adoption: Intestate Succession and Class Gifts Under the Uniform Probate Code [citation]   Sarah Ratliff
         
  COLLOQUY ESSAYS      
  Can Popular Constitutionalism Survive the Tea Party Movement? [citation]   Jared A. Goldstein
  Scribble Scrabble, the Second Amendment and Historical Guideposts: A Short Reply to Lawrence Rosenthal and Joyce Lee Malcolm [citation]   Patrick J. Charles